State blows the whistle on basketball club’s plan to play before virus rules permit
Maine Hoops, the state's largest organizer of club sport basketball games, plans to start games Dec. 18 – weeks before they are allowed under state guidelines.
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Boston Celtics
Celtics notebook: Thompson says his experience can take Tatum and Celtics ‘to a whole different level’
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Boston Bruins
Report: Bruins looking at possibility of playing home games outdoors
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Sports
Red Sox GM Brian O’Halloran donating baseball card collection to charity
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New England Patriots
NFL notebook: Newton on injury report, expected to be OK against Chargers
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Times Record Sports
Brunswick boys soccer team rallies around teammate who was diagnosed with cancer
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Sports
Sports Digest: Davis, Lakers agree to 5-year, $190 million deal
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Sports
College notebook: Unbeaten Coastal Carolina, BYU arrange sudden showdown
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Sports
Sidelines: In a tough year, UMaine-Farmington men’s basketball coach Sam Leal eager to get going
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Sports
Remember When: The Madison football team won back-to-back state crowns in 1988-89
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Sports
Gorham’s Holmes starts college season in perfect fashion
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Gabrielle Wener joins wave of Maine players succeeding in Division I women’s college basketball
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Sports
UMaine men’s ice hockey team tries to stay sharp, shake off practice fatigue
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Nation & World
Olympic gold medalist Rafer Johnson, who helped subdue RFK assassin, dies at 86
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Sports
NFL notebook: Seattle’s defense coming around just in time for stretch run
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Maine Red Claws
Red Claws season remains uncertain as Celtics open camp
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College
USM hoping to play some games this winter
Symposium for high school athletes to focus on leadership roles
The Maine Sports Hall of Fame will host a webinar on Wednesday that looks at some of the more important topics facing today's student athletes.
Maine hunter gets grand slam — 5 years after daughter
Over a three-month period, Chris Cote shot a moose, bear, deer and wild turkey.
MLB notebook: Red Sox, Rodriguez agree to one-year, $8.3 million deal to avoid arbitration
Left-handed starter Eduardo Rodriguez, sixth in AL Cy Young voting in 2019, did not play in the shortened 2020 season after a brutal bout with COVID-19.
Sidelines: The New England Patriots this season are endlessly frustrating — and a lot of fun
After years as a favorite on cruise control, Patriots are a compelling mixed bag, Drew Bonifant writes.
College basketball: Watts scores 20 as No. 8 Michigan State beats No. 6 Duke, 75-69
The Spartans overcome a slow start to win for the first time at Duke.
