Joe Judge, Matt Patricia confirm offensive roles with the Patriots During a video conference with the media Monday, both Joe Judge and Matt Patricia acknowledged now having roles with the Patriots offense. Boston Herald · May 16, 2022
Celtics smash defending champion Bucks 109-81 in Game 7, reach Eastern Conference Finals BOSTON — Over seven games, 15 nights and 336 minutes, the Bucks tried to frame their second-round series with the Celtics as a bet. Boston Herald · May 16, 2022
Red Sox stay hot with season-high 11 runs, win first series since April 13 The Red Sox still have a long way to go to climb out of the hole they’ve dug themselves into, but they have to start somewhere. Boston Herald · May 15, 2022
Behind Nick Pivetta’s gem, Red Sox steamroll Rangers, 7-1 A day off did the Red Sox good. Boston Herald · May 14, 2022
Celtics beat Bucks, 108-95, force Game 7 behind Jayson Tatum’s 46 points MILWAUKEE — Jayson Tatum watched his season slip to the brink Wednesday, first standing in a crowded left corner and then alone on the right wing, as the Celtics’ final possessions imploded without him. Boston Herald · May 14, 2022
Review: Weak new version of ‘Firestarter’ flames out Can we just put this “Fire” out? Almost 40 years after the original adaptation of “Firestarter,” which was not a very good film, a second film from horror specialist Blumhouse also based on the 1980 novel by Stephen King arrives in theaters and on Peacock. Directed by Keith Thomas, whose… Boston Herald · May 13, 2022
Jason Mastrodonato: Red Sox trading Xander Bogaerts a nightmare not far from reality If we had known in March that the Red Sox were looking at Trevor Story not as an addition, but as a replacement for Xander Bogaerts, approximately 100% of the fanbase would’ve offered an emphatic, “No thanks.” Boston Herald · May 12, 2022
$56M settlement proposed in suit over deadly COVID-19 outbreak at Mass. soldiers’ home The state of Massachusetts is settling with plaintiffs in the class action lawsuit related to the devastating and deadly COVID-19 outbreak at the Holyoke Soldiers’ Home for a proposed $56M. Boston Herald · May 12, 2022
Patriots trading QB Jarrett Stidham to Raiders, per reports BOSTON — The Patriots traded backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham and a seventh-round pick to the Las Vegas Raiders for a sixth-round pick Thursday, according to reports. Boston Herald · May 12, 2022
Alex Cora, Kevin Plawecki ejected as Red Sox walked off again in painful loss to Braves Another night, and yet another gut-punching loss for the Red Sox. Boston Herald · May 12, 2022
Celtics drop Game 5 to the Bucks, 110-107 BOSTON — The most physical series in the 2022 playoff field produced a fresh batch of bruises and floor burns Wednesday night, and this time the Celtics absorbed the worst of it. Boston Herald · May 12, 2022
Boston mobster Vincent ‘The Animal’ Ferrara won’t be getting his money back from Maura Healey yet, judge rules BOSTON — Former North End mobster Vincent “The Animal” Ferrara’s hopes of a judge’s injunction to get Attorney General Maura Healey to give him his money back are sleeping with the fishes. Boston Herald · May 12, 2022
Rafael Devers hits a grand slam, Red Sox snap 5-game losing streak It was an inning to remember. Boston Herald · May 11, 2022
Horford, Tatum lead Celtics to 116-108 Game 4 win MILWAUKEE – Al Horford always wants to be known for making the right basketball play, but on Monday night something more was demanded of the Celtics center. Boston Herald · May 10, 2022
Boston Herald · May 9, 2022 Massachusetts’ black bear population keeps growing BOSTON — Great white sharks aren’t the only apex predators that are being seen more frequently around the region.
Boston Herald · May 8, 2022 Auchincloss, Cheney team up to urge unity on Ukraine On Sunday, a Bay State congressman joined a colleague from conservative Wyoming to call for unity in the face of an escalating conflict in Ukraine, which they say represents an existential threat to democracy globally.
Boston Herald · May 8, 2022 Prisoner in Massachusetts State Police custody dies in his cell BOSTON — A New Hampshire man died in the custody of Massachusetts State Police hours after being arrested.
Boston Herald · May 8, 2022 Bruins beat Canes, even up series BOSTON — Surviving the absence of Charlie McAvoy (COVID) and two one-goal deficits, the Bruins gutted out an emotional 5-2 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes on Sunday at the Garden to send the first-round series back to Raleigh all knotted up at two games apiece.
Boston Herald · May 8, 2022 Red Sox swept by White Sox in fifth consecutive loss BOSTON — As bad as things have gone for the Red Sox this week, they had a glimmer of hope with their best pitcher this season to date on the mound scheduled to start Sunday to try to end a bad homestand on a positive note.
Boston Herald · May 8, 2022 Alex Cora ejected, Red Sox blow another ninth-inning lead in latest excruciating loss BOSTON — How low can it get for the Red Sox?
Boston Herald · May 7, 2022 Horford tip too late as Celtics lose Game 3 at buzzer, 103-101 MILWAUKEE — Rob Williams caught a Bobby Portis elbow off the top of his head during a third quarter rebound battle, hit the floor and had to be helped to the locker room.
Boston Herald · May 7, 2022 Jarren Duran provides a spark, but Red Sox offense still quiet in 4-2 loss to White Sox BOSTON — Looking for a jolt of energy, the Red Sox reached into their farm system and pulled up Jarren Duran to bat leadoff in a new series against the White Sox on Friday night.
Boston Herald · May 7, 2022 Bruins earn first win against Hurricanes With their season on the line, the Bruins needed their big boys to step up and make a difference for a change. Mission accomplished.
Boston Herald · May 6, 2022 Celtics' Rob Williams gets back up to speed BOSTON — Remarkable though it seems, from the various aches of Marcus Smart and Jaylen Brown through the return of Robert Williams, the Celtics are expected to be at full strength for Game 3 following Smart’s upgrade to probable.
Boston Herald · May 6, 2022 Immigrants without legal status will get licenses after veto proof Senate vote BOSTON — Immigrants in Massachusetts without legal status had reason to celebrate Thursday, when the state’s Senate passed a driver’s license bill advocates say will allow them to drive safely and without fear of doing so illegally.