After WEEI reported the Sox tried to get People with Followers on Instagram to say nice things about the Sox to try to stem an avalanche of disgust over the Mookie Betts deal, the team told the station that nah, they always try to get the influencers to back them.
Evidence comes from this Brookline supermarket, where Nomi Burstein shows us the paucity of salsa around 3:40 p.m. (also from the parking lot of the Roche Bros. in West Roxbury, which was even more crowded than usual around the same time, no, really, it was so crowded at least one local editor and his wife just gave up and drove to the Dedham Stop & Shop).
Adam Castiglioni reports One Financial Center - the tower across the street from South Station, was lit up in Lakers purple and gold tonight.
The Garden was also lit up: Read more.
We are excited to offer a free Yoga Sculpt Class on Sundays in February and March at PSF Community Center.
Yoga Sculpt is a combination of Yoga, Pilates and Barre and is taught by Theresa Poirier, a nationally certified group exercise instructor through NETA.
To sign up, contact Clodagh Drummey at [email protected] or 617 782 8670. Space is limited! Bring your own mat.
Leslee spotted this imploring message to our local NFL quarterback inscribed in the ice on the Public Garden lagoon today.
Thomas the roving UHub photographer spotted Patriots plates, napkins and cups half off at the Watertown Stop & Shop on this AFC championship day.
The Red Sox announced today that they have, as they say, parted ways with Alex Cora over the Astros sign-stealing scandal: Read more.
WBZ compiles evidence that "Tom Brady has begun the process of detaching himself from various New England-based ties," starting with the fact that he and his family have moved from Brookline to Greenwich, CT.
The Gloucester Times reports a Bruins fan called 911 a couple days ago to report his beloved Bruins sweatshirt had been stolen while he was working out at the Y - and then called 911 back a couple hours later when he realized he'd been wearing it the whole time under his vest and just didn't remember putting it on.
The Massachusetts Appeals Court ruled today that a player on a Pennsylvania teen hockey team owes nothing to a Massachusetts player he accidentally slashed in the wrist with one of his blades while checking him during a 2013 match in Marlboro - because checking's an integral part of the game and accidents happen, even if they sometimes mean the permanent loss of function in one hand. Read more.
I propose a new City Jersey for Boston.
If you know, you know. pic.twitter.com/okBqqT44US— Celtics Junkies (@Celtics_Junkies) November 20, 2019
Jonathan Berk took in the Head of the Charles today:
Have to love Boston on days like today with views like this!
Cambridge Police report that after an investigation into what happened to Celtics player Enes Kanter after he left a local mosque on Friday, it's concluded that "no criminal activity occurred and that the other individuals featured in a posted video were exercising their constitutionally protected right to free speech."
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