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WASHINGTON — If the Bruins’ season opener on Wednesday was any indication, they will play an entertaining brand of hockey in the 2022-23 season.

When Red Sox manager Alex Cora was asked last week for one player he was really hoping would take a step forward in 2023, it didn’t take him very long to give an answer: Alex Verdugo.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The NFL’s highest-scoring offense soared into Foxboro like many before it Sunday.

BOSTON — Two dozen Boston Police officers are shedding the blue for the red this year, switching over to Boston Fire in an unusually large swing among the city’s first responders.

BOSTON —Soon after Blake Griffin got off the phone with Brad Stevens to tell him he wanted to join the Celtics last week, the veteran forward had a decision to make.

In the imperfect, but clever and genuinely moving comedy-drama “The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry,” a lonely bookseller finds love and fulfillment in a way that will remind readers of some of the plots of their favorite books. Set for the most part in the fictional Cape Cod-adjacent Alice Island…

The question to Jayson Tatum was direct, and so was the Celtics star’s answer, even if it was obviously in jest.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan acknowledged he isn’t as well known as some other potential 2024 contenders.

BOSTON — Finally, it’s all over.