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Rafael Devers homers again, Alex Verdugo ends drought as Red Sox stomp A’s

BOSTON — It’s all looking routine for Rafael Devers. The home runs, the newfound consistency at third base and leading the Red Sox to victories.

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Fran Quinn finally gets his shot in a U.S. Open at The Country Club

BROOKLINE, Mass. — Boston is a parochial olde town infamous for its “last hurrahs” in politics and sports.

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U.S. Open and The Country Club ready to test the best in golf

BROOKLINE, Mass. — There will be a distinctive local flavor when Wellesley amateur Michael Thorbjornsen launches the opening shot of the 122nd U.S. Open off the first tee at 6:45 Thursday morning.

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Celtics notebook: Jayson Tatum says no time to worry about fatigue

BOSTON — If they are to rebound from their first two-game losing streak of the postseason and fight off elimination, the Celtics will have to summon a level of energy that wasn’t apparent at the end of their Game 5 loss on Monday night.

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U.S. Open Notebook: Brooks Koepka ready for another tough test

BROOKLINE, Mass. — During his press conference Tuesday morning before the start of the 122nd U.S. Open, Brooks Koepka reiterated that he lives for “tough tests” and hates when he needs to shoot “25 under just to compete.”

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Joe Battenfeld: Could Jan. 6 hearings provoke Trump into running for another term?

The big question surrounding the Jan. 6 congressional hearings is whether former President Donald Trump can survive politically or if they will just push him into running for another White House term.

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Rafael Devers hits three-run homer, Rob Refsnyder provides spark as Red Sox beat A’s, 6-1

BOSTON — Once elusive, wins like the one on Tuesday are starting to look routine for the Red Sox.

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Golden Knights hire ex-Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy

The last big-name entry onto the coaching free-agent market was the first one off it.

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Celtics notebook: Work needed on team's basketball IQ

BOSTON — Jayson Tatum has always aspired to greatness, and he’s certainly trending with the legends in one recent sense, though it’s undoubtedly not something he ever desired.

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Phil Mickelson embraces positive opening response from U.S. Open crowd

BROOKLINE, Mass. — Has Phil Mickelson turned into public enemy No. 1, or is he still a huge fan favorite in the wake of his defection to Saudi-backed LIV Golf?

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Jason Mastrodonato: LIV Golf defector Phil Mickelson has no business being in Brookline for the U.S. Open this week

BROOKLINE, Mass. — Phil Mickelson is at The Country Club this week and before wondering about his chances to win the U.S. Open — they aren’t good, according to the experts — ask yourself a simple question.

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Jason Mastrodonato: Rory McIlroy vs. Phil Mickelson, PGA Tour vs. LIV Golf, fuels U.S. Open competition

BROOKLINE, Mass. — Rory McIlroy took the podium at The Country Club on Tuesday and pondered the future of golf.

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Phil Tippett brings inner vision to stop-motion ‘Mad God’

An Oscar and Emmy winner for his innovative special effects work in films like the original “Star Wars” trilogy, “Jurassic Park” and “RoboCop,” Phil Tippett quit Hollywood to pursue an intensely personal vision.

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Phil Mickelson defends defection to LIV Golf

BROOKLINE, Mass. — On the oval in front of the clubhouse at The Country Club, Phil Mickelson took part in a press conference on American soil for the first time since taking time away from golf in February.

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Phil Mickelson defends defection to LIV Golf

On the oval in front of the clubhouse at The Country Club, Phil Mickelson took part in a press conference on American soil for the first time since taking time away from golf in February.

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Rafael Devers’ late heroics help Red Sox finish triumphant West Coast trip in style

The Red Sox have their swagger back.

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Monkeypox cases in Massachusetts: State health officials confirm 2 more infections

BOSTON — Two more monkeypox cases have been confirmed in the Bay State, state health officials announced on Sunday.

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A spectator’s guide to the 122nd U.S. Open at The Country Club

BOSTON — Much like how the golf course has changed significantly since the U.S. Open was last held at The Country Club in 1988, so has how spectators will get to the tournament.

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Man in ‘GOD’ shirt lights Salem Satanic Temple ablaze, authorities say

A man wearing a “GOD” shirt apparently tried to put The Satanic Temple in Salem through hell, as the Chelsea man made the trip up the North Shore to set the organization’s porch ablaze, authorities say.

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Celtics face a familiar task on the road vs. Warriors

SAN FRANCISCO — Argue all you want about what is the cause and effect, but with the Celtics, all season, it’s either been one step forward and another back, or the other way around.

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Auto review: Kia Stinger is realistic performance

When it comes to performance and affordability, I love a good sedan.

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How Rob Williams unlocked the Celtics’ Game 3 win over the Warriors

BOSTON — The trouble for the Warriors midway through the NBA Finals is Celtics center Rob Williams can reach places they can’t go.

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Celtics shut down Golden State, 116-100, for 2-1 Finals lead

BOSTON — The crowd showed up loud, with a vocal hatred for Draymond Green that pushed Kyrie Irving back into the recesses of their acrimony for a change.

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Prices for new brand-name prescription drugs spike: Brigham and Women’s Hospital research

BOSTON — A new study out of Brigham and Women’s Hospital shows how newly marketed brand-name drugs in the U.S. are driving up health care spending, resulting in “detrimental effects for patient access and affordability.”

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Jason Mastrodonato: Red Sox’ starting rotation the reason they’re back over .500

Michael Wacha struck out Mike Trout chasing up the ladder at 95 mph gas in the fourth inning.

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