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'A lot of times clubs are trying to create a market to make a trade, and if they say we're interested, that's really maybe to get another club to make a trade with them because they think we're going to take the player,' said Pagliuca.

BOSTON — The Ricardo Arroyo controversy is rocking the Boston City Council as President Ed Flynn has moved to strip Arroyo temporarily of his committee leadership roles, City Councilor Frank Baker has filed a formal records request into Arroyo — and Arroyo ally Councilor Kendra Lara has filed one on…

BOSTON — When the Rays acquired Isaac Paredes at end of spring training, they saw him as a young infielder with a promising offensive profile likely to be of some help in the future.

'Bo Cruz' helped his Spain blow out the National Team of the Netherlands in FIBA qualifier play Saturday.

Teammates and fellow Celtics alumni Daniel Theis and Moritz Wagner did not suit up for Germany in FIBA play Saturday.

You can take the man out of the Celtics, but you can't take the Celtics out of the man.

While not ideal, it is described as the 'best case' outcome and could take weeks to months to see Gallo back on the court.

During the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, cities including Boston, Chicago and Los Angeles installed dedicated bus lanes within a matter of months.

The creativity and effectiveness of Boston's ball movement caught the attention of the folks in the league office.

BOSTON — Rich Hill was almost emotionless as he walked off the mound, having just recorded another strikeout to end the seventh inning. A standing ovation surrounded him at Fenway Park, high-fives and hugs awaited him in the dugout.

Gallo appeared to injure his knee in an Italian National Team contest vs. Georgia.