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Munetaka Murakami’s seventh‑inning two‑run homer powered Chicago to a 7‑5 victory over Detroit, while Kodai Senga’s ninth‑inning strikeout secured a 4‑3 win for New York. Meanwhile, Boston’s Masataka Yoshida joins the injured list with a hamstring strain.
Claire Hutton’s path from a small-town soccer enthusiast to a key figure for Bay FC and the USWNT illustrates the growing investment in female athletes, highlighted by a state‑of‑the‑art training center and a legacy‑building vision.
Boston College’s opening training‑camp scrimmage on Aug. 15 highlighted a 65‑yard Nolan Ray touchdown, quarterback Mason McKenzie’s growth, and a defensive pick‑six by Marcus Upton, setting the tone for the season.
The Alaska Nanooks have announced the hiring of John McElaney as an assistant coach, adding depth to the staff with a background in recruiting, analytics and player development.
A look at how Olympic triumphs, NHL minutes and rising youth participation are reshaping the landscape of American goaltending.
Haeden Ellis returns the Memorial Cup to his hometown rink in Kitchener, Ontario, celebrating a journey shaped by teammates, coaches, and a storied legacy of past champions, while looking ahead to college hockey at Northeastern University.
Doc Rivers’ induction speech celebrated the coaches, players and family who shaped his legacy, while reflecting on championships, mentorship and the lessons learned throughout a multifaceted basketball life.
Sportsbooks see the Bruins slipping in the standings, with point totals expected to drop sharply and playoff odds lengthening
A look at the most promising base‑stealers this week, the Toronto Blue Jays' defensive vulnerabilities, and the strategic targets for fantasy owners.
A look at the career milestones and award histories that could see Nashville Predators stars join the Hockey Hall of Fame, from Stamkos' record‑breaking scoring to Forsberg's rising trajectory.
Alex Cora broke his silence after being fired by the Boston Red Sox in April 2026, describing mixed emotions, family support, and his uncertain managerial future while the club rallied under interim manager Chad Tracy.
Boston College's football program has signed seven-year-old Logan March, a child with multiple medical conditions, to its roster through Team IMPACT, a nonprofit that connects youngsters with college teams for socialization and resilience building.
Don Nelson, a five‑time NBA champion and Hall of Famer, passed away at 86. His playing heroics, coaching innovations, and the ‘We Believe’ era with the Golden State Warriors left an indelible mark on the sport.
Captain Megan Keller and forward Shay Maloney helped kick off SCORE Boston’s all‑girls hockey program, backed by a $100,000 donation and the NHL Foundation’s U.S. Empowerment Grant, while the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s Boston Fleet celebrates a historic season.
Apple will stream weekly immersive baseball games starting August 28, offering Spatial Audio, floating stats, and commentary by Paul Severino, Xavier Scruggs and Michelle Margaux, available in multiple countries.
The 18‑year‑old forward, a fourth‑round pick of the Sabres, will skip a year in the QMJHL to begin his college career at Boston College, where coaches hope the next two or three seasons will shape him into an NHL‑ready center.
Don Nelson, celebrated for his Iowa dominance and five NBA titles as a player, later reshaped coaching with his innovative ‘Nellie Ball’ system, leaving a legacy of 1,335 wins.
The Onset Cape Verdean Festival brings together families, artists, and soccer fans to honor heritage, showcase creativity, and celebrate community spirit.
On his 98th birthday, the Celtics icon reflects on a career that reshaped basketball, championed civil rights, and left a lasting imprint on Worcester and the sport’s global growth.
The city will host a complimentary soccer clinic on August 17, featuring a donation of youth‑size balls from FIFA.
At 19, Louka Cloutier’s impressive 2025‑26 season with Boston College and his NHL draft pedigree have earned him a spot on the prestigious list, underscoring the Avalanche’s confidence in his potential.
The first women’s professional baseball league in the U.S. in over 70 years debuted on August 1, showcasing four teams and nine Latina players who are rewriting the sport’s narrative.
Three‑time Super Bowl champion Matthew Slater begins his new role at Boston College High School, aiming to mentor players and shape a culture of leadership starting with a football camp on August 17.
In late July 2026, Boston College terminated the contracts of radio voices Kevin Collins and Josh Maurer, ending a nine‑year partnership. New head coach Luke Murray, a first‑time head coach and former UConn assistant, cited a desire for a clean slate, while athletic director Blake James stopped short of fully exonerating him.