ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Thursday that Bill Belichick has been nominated for a Sports Emmy in the category of “Outstanding Sports Personality-Studio Analyst.”
Roger Goodell is back to doing what he does best, laying down the law even when nobody wants him to. This time around, it relates to next month's NFL Draft.
Translation: the pandemic and its effects would have major free agency ramifications for a player who has been intent on going to the market from seemingly the day he set foot in the big leagues. And while the likelihood is that Betts would choose a one-year contract and hit the market when all economies are healthier, could the offer like the one the Red Sox presented him last spring be back in play?
It turns out the Patriots may not be content with their in-house options at quarterback. The team inquired to the Panthers about quarterback Kyle Allen last week.
NFL coaches are throwing the challenge flag on the idea of the 2020 season starting on time. Here's what one top reporter is hearing around the league.
David Price (and those like him) makes his $31 million annually, fully guaranteed, and takes an eternity between pitches. And then, when the notion of the pitch clock comes up, he doesn’t merely hold on to the ball. They hold on to the ball and defiantly tell you that they have no intention of changing, directly spitting into the face of the person who matters most: you.
With the first wave of free agency in the rear view mirror, Alex Barth adjusts his first round mock draft. That includes a new pick for the Patriots at 23rd overall.
It's unclear how to describe the Patriots' plan at quarterback. But the plan is clear:nput Jarrett Stidham in the lead to start, and hope for the best.
Delaware North, the owner and operator of TD Garden, released a new statement on Wednesday regarding changes being made in its workforce amid the COVID-19 pandemic that has suspended the NHL and NBA seasons.
A day after it was confirmed the Patriots will be getting new uniforms in 2020, it's starting to sound like the red and white 'Pat Patriot' throwbacks could return in 2021.
By Tony Massarotti, 98.5 The Sports Hub If we’re being honest, this is not how anyone envisioned it, least of all Bill Belichick, who started preparing for the departure of Tom Brady almost six years ago. That’s when Belichick selected Jimmy Garoppolo in the second round of the NFL draft while essentially telling us that…
