Today in Sports, January 20 - Joe Montana passes for Super Bowl record 331 yds. and 3 TDs; Niners beat Dolphins

Can the Red Sox find a trade partner for Yoshida? Could they reunite with Nick Pivetta? How does Vaughn Grissom fit into the 2025 plans?

Under a new ownership group highlighted by Red Sox Hall of Famer Jim Rice, the Brockton Rox is heading back to independent pro ball.

Over three generations, the Bills and their city have experienced every way to lose. Will Leitch is the author of the forthcoming “Lloyd McNeil’s Last Ride,” a contributing editor at New York magazine and founder of Deadspin.

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A trial in a lawsuit seeking to strike down North Dakota’s ban on gender-affirming medical care for minors began Monday, more than a year after families of transgender children and a doctor filed the suit that argued the law violates the state’s constitution.

Mahomes will look to achieve a feat that no team in NFL history has when he takes the field in Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans vs. the Philadelphia Eagles — a three-peat. Mahomes led his team to yet another appearance by edging out the Buffalo Bills once again, 32-29 in the AFC Championship Game.

Joe McDonald was with the Red Sox for 12 years before joining the Patriots in December. The post Former Red Sox analytics director joined Patriots in ‘football strategy’ role appeared first on Boston.

In an effort to beef up their analytics department, the Patriots have brought a longtime Red Sox executive on board. Joe McDonald, who worked in baseball operations for the Red Sox for more than a decade and most recently the team’s director of baseball analytics,

After losing their NFL divisional playoff game in a snowy Philadelphia, what's next for the Rams and their free agents?

Today in Sports, January 20 - Joe Montana passes for Super Bowl record 331 yds. and 3 TDs; Niners beat Dolphins

Since winning a ho-hum Super Bowl in Atlanta (13-3 over the Rams), the Patriots have endured a six-season freefall fueled by ego, greed, hubris, and legacy.

The Boston Red Sox lost two players to qualifying offers this offseason, with the Sox declining the qualifying offer for Tyler O'Neill, and Nick Pivetta declining his qualifying offer to test free agency.