The Red Sox announced the longtime radio voice of the Sox - and of summertime in New England - is retiring after more than 40 years.
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By adamg - 9/9/24 - 10:11 am
The Professional Women's Hockey League has unveiled the names of its teams, and the local squad will be the Boston Fleet, rather than, as long rumored, the Boston Wicked, which would have been majorly annoying for anybody in eastern Massachusetts, since that would basically make them the Boston Very. Read more.
By adamg - 9/6/24 - 9:21 am
Dan Secatore contrasts Globe and MassLive.com coverage of Devers's reaction to Yet Another Loss and finds the Globe published a good in-the-locker-room look at why Devers might have spent 40 minutes staring at his locker while MassLive published a pointless whine about the ballplayer who wouldn't talk to reporters.
By adamg - 9/5/24 - 9:35 am
The Charlestown Neighborhood Council is setting up a Soccer Stadium Committee to ensure Charlestown has some say on the 25,000-seat soccer stadium Robert Kraft wants to build just over the line in Everett, near the casino, the Charlestown Patriot-Bridge reports.
By adamg - 8/20/24 - 11:37 pm
Michael Burstein was in the stands when the Connecticut Sun took on and beat the Los Angeles Sparks in the first ever WNBA game at the Garden tonight.
Kory Gladysz was there, too (and shows it after the place completely filled up): "It was an amazing turnout for TD Garden's first WNBA game. One for the history books! Sold out! BOSTON SHOWED UP! "
By adamg - 8/13/24 - 11:37 am
Matt Gross makes the case that in hurling a homphobic expletive at a fan: Read more.
By adamg - 8/5/24 - 12:16 pm
The New England Free Jacks, who play in Quincy, won the Major League Rugby championship yesterday - for the second year in a row. No, we don't know where the name comes from either - our sole knowledge of the game is "Give Blood - Play Rugby" bumper stickers - but yay, Free Jacks!
By adamg - 6/18/24 - 9:02 am
The city announced our five-year Duck Boat parade drought will end Friday at 11 a.m., when the Celtics head on out for a triumphal procession from Causeway Street in front of the Garden. The parade will go by City Hall Plaza and the Common via Tremont Street, turn onto Boylston and end at the Hynes.
By adamg - 6/17/24 - 11:02 pm
The Celtics won their 18th NBA title tonight with a fifth-game victory over the Mavericks.
By adamg - 6/17/24 - 9:09 am
New England Baseball Journal reports on Boston English's 7-1 victory over Georgetown in the Division 5 championship game at Polar Park.
By adamg - 5/29/24 - 6:05 pm
Northeastern University today filed a "letter of intent" with the BPDA that it plans to replace Matthews Arena - built as Boston Arena in the early 1900s and once home to the Bruins and Celtics - with a new 290,000-square-foot facility that will include both an arena for university teams and a fieldhouse for recreational student use. Read more.
By adamg - 5/29/24 - 9:14 am
Brookline.News reports town officials are thinking they'll keep clay courts at Amory Park clay for tennis players rather than paving them over so pickleball players could use them as well. Clay courts allow tennis play in the rain and are more forgiving on aging player's joints than paved surfaces, tennis players said in their apparently winning volley. Plus, more tennis players wrote in support of clay than pickleball players wrote to back a hard surface.
By adamg - 5/20/24 - 9:47 am
DCR will be holding a public meeting Wednesday evening to help it map out a long-term plan for better managing the annual fall Head of the Charles Regatta between the Watertown line and the Charles River basin. Read more.
By schneidz - 5/15/24 - 9:12 pm
anybody else upset at the t-n-t coverage of tonites cavs @ celtics game where the announcers continentally mentioned live in downtown boston ... between commercials.
By adamg - 4/23/24 - 1:46 pm
The Emerald Necklace Conservancy and a group of Roxbury, Jamaica Plain and Dorchester residents said today they will continue their legal battle against plans by the city and a professional women's soccer group to remake White Stadium into a modern facility able to host pro soccer. Read more.
By adamg - 4/15/24 - 9:13 pm
The mayor's office and the BAA announced the fastest man, woman and non-binary runners in today's Marathon: Miles Batty, an MGH orthopedic surgery resident from West Roxbury who finished in 2:25, Ariana Maida, a Dana-Farber physician's assistant from Jamaica Plain, who completed the course in 2:48:50 and Nonie Anderson, a BC Law School student from Brighton, whose time was 3:44:18. Read more.
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