A rash of make-believe tales about Maine’s NBA sensation crowd out the truth across the internet.
Travis Lazarczyk
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Maine snowboarder Nathan Pare embraces the grind to grab Olympic berth
Pare, who grew up in Farmingdale before moving to Bethel, will represent Team USA in the snowboard cross in Italy this month.
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St. Joseph’s College honors former women’s basketball coach Mike McDevitt
The longtime coach retired last spring after 32 seasons with the Monks.
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Unified basketball is all the best parts of Maine high school sports
Thursday’s round robin at the Augusta Civic Center was a reminder to find joy in the act of playing.
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Falmouth’s Brock James looks to stick in UMaine men’s hockey lineup
The first Mainer on the Black Bears’ roster in a decade recorded a goal and two assists in a weekend sweep at UMass Lowell.
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Surprise! The Patriots are in the Super Bowl
The 2025 squad joins the 1985 and 2001 versions as teams that succeeded despite few expectations.
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Mariners show love to their fellow minor league franchises in Portland
As tensions rise in other areas, Minor League Night at Cross Arena was a reminder of one of the good things we have in Maine.
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Maine’s biggest Patriots fan? Might be Saco’s Brian Binette
The Saco native anxiously awaits Sunday’s AFC championship game.
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Baseball is on the table even as snow flies at annual Stratcon
The tournament, held every January, is a celebration of baseball and friendship.
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Ron Harper Jr. making his NBA case with Maine Celtics
Basketball is the family business for Harper, whose father and brother were both first-round picks.