Deontay Wilder's knockout of Dominic Breazeale had at least one prominent outlet cringing, but the mere discussion of heavyweight boxing in the mainstream can only be a good thing for the sport.
The Boston Bruins have at least a week of rest ahead of them as they look ahead to the Stanley Cup Final. Here's why that's a good thing for this team.
Somehow, the refs missed an obvious hand pass that led directly to an OT goal in the Western Conference Final. This could be the tipping point for major changes regarding replay reviews in the NHL.
Jamie Collins flashed All-Pro talent in his first stint with the Patriots, but didn't show it on a consistent basis. Will he find that consistency in his second go-round?
In hindsight, it's not out of line to suggest that Chris Sale should have at least started the eighth inning against the Rockies to go for 20 strikeouts.
The Patriots officially announced the free-agent signings of WR Dontrelle Inman and OT Jared Veldheer. Here's how the receiver and tackle depth charts stack up after the moves.
The "Mayor of Charlestown" Matt Grzelcyk shined for the Bruins in Game 2, a game in which their defense severely outplayed their counterparts on Carolina.
Brandon Carlo and Torey Krug thrived as the Bruins' top defensive pairing in Game 1 against the Carolina Hurricanes. Here's what they did to have success.
The Boston Bruins have some potentially tough matchups against the Carolina Hurricanes' skilled, versatile skaters. Here's how the Canes plan to match up.
Rodney Harrison has leapfrogged longtime nominees Richard Seymour and Mike Vrabel, illustrating the kind of imprint the hard-hitting safety had on the Brady-Belichick dynasty.
N.C. State receiver Jakobi Meyers might be the leader in the clubhouse among Patriots undrafted free agents. Here's the kind of player the Pats are getting.
The Patriots accomplished a number of things on day 2 of the 2019 NFL Draft, among them addressing the lines and pouncing on prospects they loved for value.
A crowded defensive tackle class with Patriot-like prospects peppers the first two rounds of the draft. Here's who the Pats could pick at No. 32 and beyond.
The Patriots need a new No. 1 tight end now that Gronk is retired. The 2019 Draft boasts a deep tight end class. So here's Bill Belichick's chance for a reset.
