Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Massachusetts across Baseball, Soccer, Hockey.
A deep dive into the current closer landscape, featuring Jacob Latz’s surge, the resurgence of Alex Lange, and key waiver wire options across the league.
A tightly contested decision by the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association’s football committee clears the way for a new Division 1A “Super 8” tournament, pending a final board vote in August.
From Scottish TikTok star Erin O'Connell to German fans documenting their tasting tours, the World Cup has sparked a surge of interest in U.S. dining, driving sales and highlighting regional specialties.
Scottish fans known as the Tartan Army have turned Boston into a vibrant hub of celebration during the 2026 World Cup, mixing their own customs with American traditions and creating a global party that stretches across the host cities.
Coach Mike Rhoades has secured the commitment of guard Dasonte Bowen, a redshirt senior transfer who brings scoring, playmaking and defensive skill to the Nittany Lions.
Three Massachusetts-born athletes discuss the challenges and insights gained while navigating Division 1 basketball.
FIFA's introduction of hydration breaks during the 2026 World Cup has divided fans, players and pundits, with several matches seeing momentum shifts and commercial exploitation.
Reflecting on nine common errors in 2026 fantasy baseball rankings, from overrated pitchers to hidden sleepers, and how each misstep can sharpen future draft strategies.
A unprecedented number of Empire 8 women's athletes have been selected to the 2025-26 College Sports Communicators Academic All-District® team, highlighting a blend of athletic prowess and academic achievement.
A youth soccer team’s $115,000 trip to Europe was derailed when its travel partner filed for bankruptcy, prompting a lawsuit and a scramble to recover the money.
The Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox improved to 4-0 after a 4-1 triumph over the Chatham Anglers, highlighted by strong relief pitching from Peyton Rodgers and a decisive sixth-inning rally.
Scottish fans travel to Boston for the 2026 World Cup, where cheerleaders and cultural differences reshape the tournament atmosphere.
The Lowell Spinners have made a high-profile comeback, attracting thousands of fans and rebuilding the city’s baseball tradition.
Scottish supporters known as the Tartan Army brought their distinctive culture to Boston’s Fenway Park, where they celebrated a World Cup win with traditional music and were embraced by the city’s baseball fans.
A look at Caroline Harvey’s championship résumé, her resilience after injury, and the anticipation surrounding the upcoming Professional Women’s Hockey League draft.
From Pelham to the world stage, Caroline Harvey’s blend of skill, leadership and resilience makes her the frontrunner for the top spot in the Professional Women’s Hockey League draft.
From a Brooklyn basement to outfitting national teams, Capelli Sport’s rise illustrates how targeted design and direct deals are reshaping sports apparel.
With the free‑agent market heating up, experts outline how Keenan Allen, Deebo Samuel Sr., and Stefon Diggs could reshape fantasy lineups and team dynamics.
Sporting News has unveiled its annual college football head coaching rankings, placing Iowa State's Jimmy Rogers at No. 65. With a championship pedigree and growing confidence within the program, Rogers is poised to rise quickly in next year's edition.
The Mariners secured their first win of the season, highlighted by James Litman's strong pitching and key contributions from Ryan Gerety, Sean O’Leary and others.
Jarren Duran and Masataka Yoshida’s steep June declines highlight mechanical and pitch‑recognition challenges for the Red Sox, with limited options to replace their production.
A recent RotoWire survey reveals that while Notre Dame leads as the most hated program in eight Northeastern states, the Alabama Crimson Tide holds the dubious honor in six states, including Alaska and Hawaii.
A Boston police officer’s spontaneous soccer game at a World Cup fan fest turned into an international story of camaraderie, culminating in a meeting with Scotland’s First Minister and a show of community spirit across the city.
A Boston police officer’s keep‑up trick has captured the imagination of Scottish supporters, illustrating the unique blend of sport, community and cross‑border camaraderie ahead of the World Cup opener.