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David Ortiz will be the 10th Red Sox to be memorialized at Fenway as they retire No. 34 in a pregame ceremony Friday night. Ortiz ended his last season leading in doubles, slugging percentage and OPS.  Big… Read More »

Only five pitchers in the MLB have ever thrown three or more no-hitters and both Max Scherzer and Justin Verlander got within range of joining those ranks Wednesday. Within hours of each other,  Scherzer lost his no-hit… Read More »

Eric Pardinho has been opening eyes since he was 15 years old, throwing 90 mph heat to grown men at the World Baseball Classic qualifier in NYC last September.  He is expected to sign the biggest deal… Read More »

All five of the Seattle’s professional team are taking part in Pride Month activities. This is the first time that a city’s professional teams have coordinated their events together and joined forces to support LGBTQ equality.  Seattle’s… Read More »

The PGA Tour is ready to start blood testing next season in an effort to beef up their anti-doping policy. At the start of next season, October 2017,  the PGA Tour will put its list of banned… Read More »

Reigning World Series Champion, Cubs infielder Javier Baez, explains his world for ESPN The Magazine’s Body Issue 2017.   Baez goes into depth about his unique physical gifts, the art of tagging and how he’s inspired by his Puerto… Read More »

Second baseman for the Red Sox, Dustin Pedroia, got plunked in the back by a pitch in Sunday’s Father’s Day game against the Astro’s. He left the game and was taken to a nearby hospital for X-rays… Read More »

Tim Hague, former UFC heavyweight, died at the age of 34 this Sunday following a knockout loss in a boxing match Friday. Hague passed away surrounded by family and friends. Former UFC fighter Hague dies after boxing… Read More »

While some say 40 is too old for a quarterback to retain optimum playing level for the NFL, Tom Brady”s practice snaps say differently. Bad news for the the AFC East, Brady’s arm looks as strong as… Read More »

Last Thursday, Draymond Green accused LeBron of starting the superteam trend, but he seemed to forget the long history of them in the NBA. Since the inception of the NBA, superteams have always been around. The history… Read More »