Ranked No. 7 nationally, the Black Bears bring a six-game winning streak into this weekend’s games at Alfond Arena against Colgate.
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Cooper Flagg returns to Maine for sold-out games this weekend
Flagg and his twin brother, Ace, will play for Florida’s Montverde Academy in the Maine Event on Friday and Saturday nights in Portland.
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Cowboys catch all the breaks, while 49ers and Ravens take care of business
Analysis: The NFL’s playoff picture cleared up, but there are still five spots open heading into the final week of the regular season.
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Bruins owe a lot to goalies this season
Jeremy Swayman and Linus Ullmark have played key part in Boston’s success.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Patriots notebook: Christian Barmore having breakout season
Barmore has 8.5 sacks this season, including three in New England’s 26-23 win over Denver on Sunday.
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Could pitcher James Paxton be one answer for the Red Sox rotation?
The free agent was dominant in his first 10 starts for Boston last season, but struggled badly after the All-Star break.
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Successful West Coast trip shows that Celtics should fortify bench for title run
Boston’s top six players form the best nucleus of talent in the NBA. Now Brad Stevens should add pieces to provide protection against injuries during the playoffs.
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Wrestling: For the first time, girls get their own regular-season meets
This week’s Noble Invitational will feature a competition for girls only, to run concurrently with its usual format for co-ed teams.
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Celtics notebook: Thirty-six years later, Boston does it again
Not since the days of Larry Bird and Robert Parish have five players scored at least 20 points, until Wednesday night’s 144-119 blowout victory at Sacramento,.
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‘The Patriot Way’ once meant smart football. Those days are gone
Penalties and a devastating turnover cost New England once again in its latest loss, to Kansas City on Sunday.