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There’s a sense of optimism surrounding the New England Patriots as they enter the 2025 campaign. If you ask former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky, he believes that there’s good reason for the team and their fans to be excited. The Patriots only won four games in 2024, but the belief within the organization is that they found their quarterback of the future, Drake Maye, in the process. With the most important position in the game accounted for, New England’s front office went to work this offseason. In free agency, the Pats signed several big-name players, with Milton Williams, Harold Landry…

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One of the most exciting pitching matchups of the Red Sox season will commence at Fenway Saturday evening when All-Star left-handers Clayton Kershaw and Garrett Crochet square off in the second of this three-game series. Kershaw, 37, owns a 3.27 ERA over 11 starts in his 18th season with the Dodgers. Crochet, 26 as of June 21, enters Saturday with a 2.19 ERA and American League-best 189 ERA+ over 21 starts, an AL-leading 135.1 innings pitched, and the most strikeouts in Major League Baseball (165). To counter the legendary Dodgers southpaw, Red Sox manager Alex Cora has stacked his lineup.…

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South Korea and the U.S. reaffirmed their commitment to pursue a mutually beneficial trade agreement ahead of the Aug. 1 deadline when duties are set to rise, the Asian nation’s industry ministry said. U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and South Korea’s Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan discussed sectoral and reciprocal tariffs on Thursday, with Kim emphasizing the need to ease trade barriers, according to a statement from South Korea’s Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy. Both sides agreed to strengthen manufacturing cooperation and continue discussions, the statement showed on Friday. The meeting came after the U.S. postponed the so-called “2+2” dialogue…

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Former New England Patriots defensive back Jack Jones found a new home in the AFC East on Saturday. “Free-agent CB Jack Jones, who started 16 games last season for the Raiders, is signing a one-year deal with the Miami Dolphins, per source,” ESPN’s Adam Schefter posted on X. “Jones now returns to the AFC East, where he used to start for the Patriots in 2022-‘23.” Free-agent CB Jack Jones, who started 16 games last season for the Raiders, is signing a one-year deal with the Miami Dolphins, per source.Jones now returns to the AFC East, where he used to start…

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What to KnowSaturday’s practice marked the final ramp-up session before the pads come on.DeMario “Pop” Douglas had the play of the day with a 50-yard touchdown grab.Javon Baker also caught a long touchdown pass from Drake Maye.Patriots rookies — including Will Campbell, Kyle Williams, and TreVeyon Henderson — spoke after practice.Training camp will resume Monday at 10:30 a.m. ET. The New England Patriots took the practice field Saturday for their final ramp-up practice before they put on the pads. It was an exciting day for the many Pats fans in attendance. While it wasn’t the most efficient day for Drake…

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FOXBORO — Patriots rookie wide receiver Kyle Williams is learning from the best, at least in his opinion. Veteran wide receiver Stefon Diggs has “always been” Williams’ favorite wide receiver, the rookie revealed to the media Saturday. So he described playing next to Diggs as “a blessing” and “a God gift.” Diggs first came on Williams’ radar when the veteran wide receiver was coming out of the University of Maryland in 2015. Williams caught a highlight video of Diggs and “just kept watching it every day.” “And now look at look at us today,” Williams said. Williams, who was born…

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FOXBORO – For someone working on their birthday, K’Lavon Chaisson seemed to have gotten his wish. The Patriots took it easy Friday. Head coach Mike Vrabel led a 75-minute walkthrough, where players did not run or compete after two days of practicing under a hot sun. In fact, they wore sneakers, ballcaps and bucket hats while pacing through drills. Chaisson, though, wasn’t satisfied. The newly minted 26-year-old spent 30 minutes immediately after practice working with coaches behind the Patriots’ practice field. He sweat through his entire undershirt and shorts, dripping by the time he walked over for a brief interview…

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I personally think the post All-Star Break/pre trade-deadline part of the baseball season is the worst part. There’s a huge amount of uncertainty about what any given baseball team is going to do to improve their team, their farm system, or their finances. Everyone’s anxious and everyone creates roughly two hundred different hypotheticals regarding what trades will or won’t happen. It’s tense. You can’t deny that. Craig Breslow jumpscare!!! Jerome Miron-Imagn Images So here are some de-stressing activities to take your mind off the deadline! Do some yoga. This is known to be very relaxing. Do some other exercise. Exercise…

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For years the Red Sox have spoken about the need to build towards sustainable success, pledging to end the boom-or-bust cycle that has plagued the franchise for the past decade and a half. But while they’ve talked the talk, the Dodgers have walked the walk. Since 2013 the Dodgers, who visit Fenway Park this weekend for a big three-game series, have won 11 NL West championships in 12 seasons, 100 or more games five times, four pennants and two World Series. They boast baseball’s most star-studded roster, featuring future Hall of Famers like Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman and…

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