New York wins its fourth straight and improves to a major league-best 10-2, equaling the starts of the Yankees in 1922, 1949 and 2003.
Joe Grant
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Shaky defense costly as Red Sox lose home opener, 7-1
Corbin Burnes allows just one run in seven innings and Baltimore takes advantage of two errors to beat Boston.
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Despite changes, still ‘too early’ for Patriots to set expectations for 2024
The Patriots reported for the offseason workout program on Monday, and a feeling-out process is under way with a new coaching staff and plenty of fresh faces.
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John Calipari leaves Kentucky after 15 years, saying the program ‘needs to hear another voice’
Calipari, who won the title at Kentucky in 2012, reportedly is close to finishing at deal to become the coach at Arkansas.
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Red Sox lose Trevor Story for season, send Nick Pivetta to injured list
Story has a fractured bone in his left shoulder and Friday’s surgery is expected to be season-ending, while Pivetta is dealing with a strained right elbow.
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Red Sox, rookie outfielder Ceddanne Rafaela agree on extension
Rafaela, who spent time with the Sea Dogs in 2022 and 2023, has signed an extension for eight years at $50 million, according to reports.
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UConn storms past Purdue to complete dominating run to second straight NCAA title
Purdue’s Zach Edey scores 37 points, but the Huskies shut down the rest of the Boilermakers to capture back-to-back national championships.
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Red Sox catcher looking ‘to do a little bit more damage’ with bat
Reese McGuire has been solid at the plate to start the season, yet hopes to be able to pull the ball a bit more.
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Golf takes a week off from its troubles to play the Masters
Commentary: For golf fans, it’s a dysfunctional family reunion between the PGA and LIV they can actually look forward to seeing.
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Zach Edey chosen as AP Player of the Year for second straight season
Purdue’s 7-foot-4 center received from 57 of 62 votes from a media panel as he became the fifth player to win the award in back-to-back years.