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Men’s hockey fights to the end with 6-4 victory over Holy Cross

Northeastern men’s hockey (1-0, 0-0 HE) opened its season with a win over the Holy Cross Crusaders (0-1, 0-0 Atlantic Hockey America) 6-4.
“It’s nice to get the first win of the season, that’s for sure,” head coach Jerry Keefe said in the postgame conference. “There’s a lot we got to work on, and we’ll kind of look at that … But we did some good things in the game too, and it’s good to see some of the young guys or the new guys make an impact on the scoring sheet.”
Northeastern started off slopp...
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Men’s hockey looks to bounce back after rollercoaster season

After a devastating and confusing 2024-25 season, the men’s hockey team rebranded, adding 14 new players after the departure of key competitors including Cam Lund, Jack Williams and Cameron Whitehead. 
“I’ve been really impressed with the new group so far, [and] our returners have come back in tremendous shape,” said head coach Jerry Keefe. 
With the number of new players, the team showed up a week earlier than normal for team bonding, hoping to build chemistry off the ice that translates when t...
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Review: Audrey Hobert’s ‘Who’s the Clown?’ is the definition of teenage angst

Audrey Hobert’s debut album, “Who’s the Clown?” proves she is more than just Gracie Abrams’ best friend and a one hit wonder for “Sue me.” With songs exploring tumultuous relationships and awkward feelings, Hobert’s latest album is for those who struggle with the unpredictability of life. 
Unafraid to sing a wacky lyric or two, Hobert provides refreshing realness about the worries that many young women face, from feeling unwanted to having conflicted feelings about an ex. This loneliness is expl...
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Northeastern field hockey clinches second consecutive win

Northeastern field hockey (2-0, 0-0 CAA) defeated the University of Massachusetts Lowell River Hawks (1-2, 0-0 AE) 4-3 in its first away game of the season, marking the Huskies’ best start since the 2019 season. 
The River Hawks struck first six minutes into the game with senior forward Madison Leeper scoring her second goal of the season. 
Northeastern retaliated and found the back of the net 12:30 into the game, courtesy of senior midfielder and forward Emmy Stubbs. Stubbs knocked the ball int...
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Women’s soccer takes first season loss to Rhode Island

Northeastern’s women’s soccer (0-1-1, 0-0 CAA) fell in its second game this season to the University of Rhode Island Rams (3-0, 0-0 A10) 1-0 Aug. 21. 
The Rams took the lead early as sophomore forward Kaia Rice scored her first goal of the season a little over 90 seconds into the game. 
The Huskies had opportunities to even the scoreboard, taking six shots, but none were able to find the back of the net. URI took 13 shots in the game but was not able to widen the gap.
Offsides penalties kept the...
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Op-ed: We must encourage more women to enter sports media

I’ve been watching sports with my dad since I could sit up. Once I could actually kick a soccer ball, pass a basketball and understand the rules of a game, this hobby became an obsession.
As I watched, I found myself drawn to sports reporter Erin Andrews. Seeing this confident woman on the television screen, talking game strategy with all the men, I quickly decided that I wanted to be a sports journalist.  
Today, as The Huntington News’ sports editor and former co-op at Boston.com’s sports desk...
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Jordan Koduah, John Manga join men’s soccer coaching staff

The men’s soccer team announced June 10 that it has hired two new assistant coaches, Jordan Koduah and John Manga. 
Koduah comes from Oakwood Soccer Club as a player development coach. He led multiple youth teams, including 2012B National Arena League and 2015B Pre-MLS Next. He is also the co-founder of NextPlay Training LLC, a small soccer training group. The organization recently partnered with Project GOAL to help give back to the community. Project GOAL’s mission is to provide kids education...
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Northeastern baseball defeats UConn to earn program record of consecutive wins

The Northeastern baseball team (42-9, 22-2 CAA) defeated the University of Connecticut Huskies (33-19, 17-4 Big East) 7-1 on the road May 13, earning a program record of 21 consecutive wins. The team’s success this season has propelled it to No. 25 in the NCAA rankings. 
In the top of the second inning, the Northeastern Huskies claimed their first two runs. Junior designated hitter Matt Brinker singled to the right side then stole second base before advancing to third during a passed ball. Gradu...
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Northeastern baseball claims 20th consecutive win after sweeping William & Mary

The Northeastern baseball team (41-9, 22-2 CAA) took down the William & Mary Tribe (20-31, 13-11 CAA) the weekend of May 9 to 11, securing the CAA regular season championship and marking its 20th win in a row.
At Plumeri Park on Friday, the Huskies used shutout pitching and clutch late scoring to secure a 1-0 win. Starting graduate student left-handed pitcher Will Jones and junior right-handed reliever Charlie Walker pitched all nine innings for a combined 11 strikeouts and just four hits. This...
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Northeastern baseball claims 20th consecutive win after sweeping William & Mary

The Northeastern baseball team (41-9, 22-2 CAA) took down the William & Mary Tribe (20-31, 13-11 CAA) the weekend of May 9 to 11, securing the CAA regular season championship and marking its 20th win in a row.
At Plumeri Park on Friday, the Huskies used shutout pitching and clutch late scoring to secure a 1-0 win. Starting graduate student left-handed pitcher Will Jones and junior right-handed reliever Charlie Walker pitched all nine innings for a combined 11 strikeouts and just four hits. This...
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Northeastern baseball claims Beanpot title for second consecutive year, wins over Harvard for first time in tournament history

Northeastern baseball (34-9, 16-2 CAA) narrowly edged the Harvard Crimson (11-23, 8-9 Ivy) 5-4 in the Baseball Beanpot April 29 at Fenway Park.
This was the second consecutive year and eighth time in history that the team lifted the Beanpot trophy, and the first time the Huskies won back-to-back titles since the 1994 and 1995 seasons. This was the third time in tournament history that Northeastern met Harvard and the Huskies’ first time winning over the Crimson.
“We weren’t quite ourselves, but...
The Huntington News •

Northeastern baseball claims Beanpot title for second consecutive year, wins over Harvard for first time in tournament history

Northeastern baseball (34-9, 16-2 CAA) narrowly edged the Harvard Crimson (11-23, 8-9 Ivy) 5-4 in the Baseball Beanpot April 29 at Fenway Park.
This was the second consecutive year and eighth time in history that the team lifted the Beanpot trophy, and the first time the Huskies won back-to-back titles since the 1994 and 1995 seasons. This was the third time in tournament history that Northeastern met Harvard and the Huskies’ first time winning over the Crimson.
“We weren’t quite ourselves, but...
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Northeastern student, congressman’s daughter Molly McGovern dies ‘unexpectedly’ in Italy

Northeastern fifth-year Molly McGovern, daughter of Mass. Representative Jim McGovern, passed away “unexpectedly” while visiting a friend abroad in Italy, the congressman announced April 24. She was 23 years old. 
Molly McGovern, a political science major, was set to graduate in May, according to her LinkedIn profile. She had just ended a study abroad program in Australia when she traveled to Italy to visit a friend.
“Molly radiated pure joy. She lit up every room with her beaming smile — full o...
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Northeastern student, congressman’s daughter Molly McGovern dies ‘unexpectedly’ in Italy

Northeastern fifth-year Molly McGovern, daughter of Mass. Representative Jim McGovern, passed away “unexpectedly” while visiting a friend abroad in Italy, the congressman announced April 24. She was 23 years old. 
Molly McGovern, a political science major, was set to graduate in May, according to her LinkedIn profile. She had just ended a study abroad program in Australia when she traveled to Italy to visit a friend.
“Molly radiated pure joy. She lit up every room with her beaming smile — full o...
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Northeastern Athletics removes language about transgender, nonbinary athletes’ participation in sports on web page about inclusive policies

Northeastern Athletics has drastically changed a web page outlining its policies of acceptance toward nonbinary and transgender athletes following President Donald Trump’s Feb. 5 executive order banning transgender athletes from competing in women’s sports. 
The Huntington News identified the changed web page April 16, but it’s unclear when it was updated.  
Northeastern’s senior media relations specialist, Ed Gavaghan, said in an email to The Huntington News that “all varsity sports must follow...
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How Cameron Whitehead defied expectations in historic postseason

Cameron Whitehead slid from one side of the net to the other, protecting the red line as a Boston College player attempted to slide the puck in. He was unsuccessful. 
As the clock expired, Whitehead hugged his teammates in gratitude and disbelief. They had won. It was March 15 and No. 9 Northeastern had just defeated No. 1 Boston College, keeping the Huskies alive in the Hockey East postseason. 
Soon after the season ended, Whitehead signed a two-year contract with the Vegas Golden Knights March...
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How Cameron Whitehead defied expectations in historic postseason

Cameron Whitehead slid from one side of the net to the other, protecting the red line as a Boston College player attempted to slide the puck in. He was unsuccessful. 
As the clock expired, Whitehead hugged his teammates in gratitude and disbelief. They had won. It was March 15 and No. 9 Northeastern had just defeated No. 1 Boston College, keeping the Huskies alive in the Hockey East postseason. 
Soon after the season ended, Whitehead signed a two-year contract with the Vegas Golden Knights March...
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Baseball clinches first conference series win over Towson

The Northeastern baseball team (14-8, 2-1 CAA) won two of three games in its series against the Towson Tigers (8-17, 1-2 CAA) March 21 to 23 for their first conference play of the season. The Huskies dropped the first game in extra innings 3-2 but won 10-0 in the second and won 6-2 in the third.
In the series opener March 21, the Huskies had a strong start after scoring first in the bottom of the second inning. Junior second baseman Carmelo Musacchia led off the inning with a hit-by-pitch and sc...
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Harold Woods, Masai Troutman enter transfer portal

Northeastern men’s basketball junior guards Harold Woods and Masai Troutman have entered the NCAA transfer portal,  likely marking the end of their time playing for Northeastern.
Woods confirmed with a writer for The Field of 68, a media network focused on college basketball, March 19 that he was planning on entering the portal. Sam Kayser, a recruiting analyst for League Ready, shared on social media March 20 that Troutman told League Ready he was entering the transfer portal as well.
This past...
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Northeastern to sell bonds to finance athletic facility replacing Matthews Arena

The Massachusetts Development Finance Agency board members voted March 13 to approve Northeastern to sell $650 million of municipal bonds to finance the deconstruction and construction of the new multi-purpose facility that is planned to replace the historic Matthews Arena. 
Northeastern’s 2024 institutional master plan, or IMP, estimated the construction of the new facility at 262 St. Botolph St. would cost between $300 and $350 million. The proposed building will include an arena for ice hocke...
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Huskies dominate against North Carolina A&T in last home game of season

Northeastern men’s basketball (16-14, 8-9 CAA) beat the North Carolina A&T Aggies (7-23, 3-14 CAA) 69-55 during the Huskies’ Senior Night game Feb. 27. 
“I’m just really pleased with the outcome,” said head coach Bill Coen. “I thought we played a really super solid game. They’re a very difficult team to play against. They play at a very slow pace, so they kind of lull you to sleep a little bit. We had a couple of those moments where defensively, I kept urging our guys not to let their lack of pa...
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Q&A: Northeastern to New Orleans: Chelsea Pe Benito’s journey from being a Northeastern dancer to a cheerleader for the Super Bowl champions

Former Northeastern dance team captain Chelsea Pe Benito ‘19 cheered on the Caesars Superdome sideline as the Philadelphia Eagles dominated in the 2025 Super Bowl Feb. 9, her first time taking the Super Bowl stage. In an interview with The Huntington News, Pe Benito reflected on balancing her full-time career with cheer, how she became a dancer and what it’s really like cheering on the Super Bowl victors.
“My time on that team is the reason why I am where I am today in terms of dance,” Pe Benito...
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First to fourth: Northeastern places last in the Beanpot tournament after chance to three-peat

Northeastern men’s hockey (9-14-3, 4-9-3 HE) sank from its 2024 champion title to claim last place in the 2025 Beanpot tournament, losing to Harvard University (8-13-2, 6-8-2 ECAC) 4-3 Feb. 10 after a penalty-ridden game. 
“I thought five-on-five, we played pretty good hockey,” head coach Jerry Keefe said in the post-game conference. “I thought our mindset was good. I thought we had a good week of practice. But everything was just self-inflicted tonight for this group.”
The Huskies’ frustration,...
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From working class to the wealthiest class: what five Northeastern alumni have to say about the university’s transition

Over the past several decades, Northeastern has expanded its empire by buying up smaller universities around the country and accepting students into alternate admissions programs such as Global Scholars and N.U.in. But the elite institution — where a mere 5.2% of applicants accepted to the Boston campus in fall 2024 — was much more inclusive several decades ago, Northeastern alumni say.
“Northeastern [was] a working class, working man’s university. That term was around [but] I don’t think they’d...
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My work from Boston.com

For my first co-op, I worked at the  Boston Globe Media Partners on Boston.com's sports desk from January to June 2025. Here are the stories that I wrote for the publication. 

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Brad Marchand received good luck wishes in a voicemail from his children

On Tuesday night, Brad Marchand and the Florida Panthers raised the Stanley Cup after defeating the Edmonton Oilers 5-1 in Game 6.

Before the game started, the former Bruins captain received a voicemail from his three children, his daughters, Rue and Sawyer and his stepson Sloane, wishing him luck in the game.

“Congratulations getting on the Stanley Cup finals. It’s a lot of work and effort that you have to put in for it,” said Sawyer, who is 5-years-old.

Marchand and his wife Katrina got mar...
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Patriots host high school flag football championship tournament

The New England Patriots Foundation hosted its third consecutive high school girls flag football championship tournament on June 12, inviting the top eight teams in the state to compete for the title.

Flag football is not recognized as an official sport by the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association, so organizations like the Patriots have established club leagues to help expand the sport. At the establishment of the association in 2023, there were eight teams. Now there are 51.

“Th...
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Roman Anthony’s breakout game at Fenway Park was a family affair

On Tuesday, Roman Anthony hit a double, bringing in two runners to help the Red Sox in a 3-1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays. After the game, Anthony answered questions about his family’s support of him, and the internet had a lot to say about the bunch.

“It was awesome,” said Anthony about his first hit in an interview with NESN. “It was awesome to have my family here. Even better just to get the win.”

The Anthony pack was sitting next to the Red Sox dugout after they missed Anthony’s debut on Mo...
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Photos & setlist: The Weeknd at Gillette Stadium

Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, better known as “The Weeknd,” brought his “After Hours Til Dawn” tour to town Tuesday for the first of a two-night stand at Gillette Stadium.

These performances will represent the second and third times that The Weeknd has played in Massachusetts, the first being a previous Gillette Stadium stop in 2022.

On Tuesday, the artist was accompanied by producer and sound engineer Mike Dean and rapper Playboi Carti, who joined the “Starboy” singer for a couple of songs.

The Can...
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David Byrne is bringing his art rock back to Boston this October

Former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne will be bringing his new world tour to Boston for two nights in October.

Byrne announced his pending “Who is the Sky?” album on Tuesday. He will perform at the Boch Center Wang Theatre on Oct. 3 and 4. The album will be released on Sept. 5, but the first single, “Everybody Laughs,” is available now.

The presale tickets go live on June 10 at 10 a.m. until June 12 at 10 a.m. The general ticket sale will open on June 13.

This is Byrne’s first album since...
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Patriots release details on 2025 Hall of Fame induction

The Patriots announced that the 2025 Patriots Hall of Fame ceremony will take place on Saturday, September 20 at Patriot Place Plaza.

The event starts at 4 p.m. and is open and free to the public.

The ceremony will honor the induction of former wide receiver Julian Edelman and former coach Bill Parcells.

Edelman was chosen as the 37th inductee selected by the fans. The Kent State alum spent his entire career in a Patriots uniform. In team history, he ranks second for receptions (620), fourth...
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Tickets on sale next week for 'Hamilton' in Boston

Tickets for the upcoming Boston run of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway sensation “Hamilton” will be available starting on Monday, June 9, Broadway in Boston announced this week. The show will be part of the 25/26 Lexus Broadway in Boston Season.

The show will be performed at Citizens Opera House from Sept. 23 to Nov. 2.

Prices will start at $49. The purchase limit is nine tickets per account. For parties of 10 or more, contact Broadway in Boston Group Sales by emailing [email protected] or calli...
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Left unprotected by Boston, former Fleet captain Hilary Knight signs with Seattle

On Wednesday, the PWHL announced that Hilary Knight signed a one-year contract with Seattle.

“Signing Hilary Knight was an absolute no-brainer – she’s the heartbeat of any team she joins,” said PWHL Seattle general manager Meghan Turner in a statement. “Her proven leadership and drive, the way she elevates everyone around her, those are qualities you can’t teach. Hilary’s not just a game-changer on the ice, she’s the kind of person who defines a culture, and we’re incredibly proud to have her a...
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Triston Casas outlined his recovery timeline after season-ending injury

On Tuesday, Triston Casas answered questions regarding his season-ending injury and the timeline for his return.

“I’ve heard a different amount of months. I haven’t heard anything over a year though. So, as of right now, our goal is Opening Day next year,” said Casas.

Casas played 29 games before rupturing his patellar tendon on May 2. This is his second injury in two years as last season he only competed in 63 games due to torn cartilage in his ribcage.

“I’m living my worst nightmare right n...
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How the two PWHL expansion teams will build their rosters, and how it effects the Boston Fleet

On Monday, the PWHL released a video explaining how the league plans to build the rosters for its two new teams.

The PWHL Seattle and Vancouver franchises were announced as the two new expansion teams in late April, bringing the league up to eight teams.

There are four phases to build the rosters of the new teams. The phases are protection, signing window, expansion draft, and entry draft.

On Tuesday, the six inaugural teams will choose three of their players to protect from potentially being...
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Report: Jahlani Tavai had to leave practice early due to injury

On Monday, linebacker Jahlani Tavai had to leave practice early “after remaining down for an extended period of time,” reported ESPN NFL Nation reporter Mike Reiss.

Tavai went down during an 11-on-11 drill,  and during his time on the ground his teammates kneeled around him and the music was turned off.

He was helped to the sidelines by safety Jabrill Peppers, and then right tackle Michael Onwenu, MassLive’s Mark Daniels posted.

ESPN NFL senior insider Adam Schefter reported that Tavai suffer...
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Review & setlist: Post Malone and Jelly Roll earned ‘rock star’ status at Gillette Stadium

Post Malone and Jelly Roll, with Chandler Walters, at Gillette Stadium, May 31, 2025

On Saturday night, Post Malone and Jelly Roll lit up a sold-out Gillette Stadium with their infectious energy and humor, showing off their range in vocal abilities — and outsize personalities.

Post Malone’s “Big Ass Stadium Tour” is his first stadium tour, and he chose Jelly Roll to accompany him. The two collaborated on the song “Losers” on Post Malone’s new album “F-1 Trillion.” After his opening act, Jelly...
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Hilary Knight named finalist for Billie Jean King MVP award

The PWHL announced the three finalists for the Billie Jean King MVP award on Thursday, which included Boston Fleet captain Hilary Knight.

She is accompanied by the Toronto Sceptres’ Renata Fast and Montréal Victoire’s Marie-Philip Poulin. This is the second time Poulin was named a finalist for the award as last year’s inaugural award was given to the Sceptres’ Natalie Spooner.

The award goes to the player who was considered the most valuable to their team during the regular season. The winner...
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Paul Rabil to be inducted into Pro Lacrosse Hall of Fame

Former Boston Cannons midfielder Paul Rabil was included in the 2025 Pro Lacrosse Hall of Fame class, the team posted on Wednesday.

Attacker Kevin Laveille and midfielders Joe Walters and Kyle Harrison were also honored in the 2025 class.

Rabil was the first pick in the Major Lacrosse League 2008 Draft by the Boston Cannons. In the league, he earned the MVP honors twice, was a seven-time All-Star and was Offensive Player of the Year three times.

He left the league to co-found the Premier Lacr...
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Team USA to face Finland in IIHF World Championship quarterfinals

On Thursday, U.S. men’s hockey will battle Finland in the quarterfinals of the 2025 International Ice Hockey Federation World Championship.

Three Bruins players are playing for Team USA as they continue through the tournament.

Goaltender Jeremy Swayman has played in four games, saving 67 shots with a 1.97 goals against average.

Defenseman Andrew Peeke has played in all seven games, where he collected a goal and two assists.

Fellow Bruins defenseman Mason Lohrei has played in five of the game...
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Here's a list of players from Boston-area schools entering the 2025 PWHL Draft

Recently, the PWHL released the list of players that have the opportunity to be selected at the league’s third draft on June 24.

The league, which began as six teams and is now expanding to eight, uses the Gold Plan to determine the order.

The Gold Plan was made by statistician Adam Gold, who proposed the plan at the Sloan Analytics conference in 2012. The idea is that the team with the most wins after being eliminated from playoff contention receives better picks. Prior to the addition of two...
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Patriots reveal 2025 schedule with the egg drop challenge

On Wednesday, the Patriots released their annual video announcement of the upcoming season’s schedule.

New England used the opportunity to start a competition between four players in the egg drop challenge.

Josh Dobbs hosted the competition because, as DeMario Douglas said, Dobbs is “a science type guy.” Douglas, Robert Spillane, Marcus Jones and Christian Gonzalez all brought their devices to keep their egg safe to claim the egg drop trophy.

Of the four players to drop the egg, only one fail...
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'This could go down as one of the darker Celtic days': Bill Simmons discusses Jayson Tatum’s injury

Bill Simmons had an expected reaction to Jayson Tatum’s Achilles injury in Game 4 of the Celtics-Knicks series.

“I really wanted to cancel this,” Simmons said on “The Bill Simmons Podcast” Monday night, referring to going live on YouTube after the game. “Tonight was not a good night for Celtics fans. Holy sh**.”

Simmons was joined by J. Kyle Mann and Joe House, where the three discussed Tatum’s injury and his performance up until leaving the game in the 4th quarter.

On Tuesday, the team confi...
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LiveNation announces '$30 Ticket to Summer' concert promotion

On Wednesday, LiveNation announced a “$30 Ticket to Summer” deal available for select shows, including concerts in Boston and Mansfield.

The ticket deal will encompass a variety of music genres including country, rock, and latin, along with some comedy shows.

The full list of events will be posted on Wednesday, May 21, which is the same day the general sale will go live at 10 a.m. These tickets are available while supplies last, but more tickets will be added throughout the summer, according t...
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Stefon Diggs, Cardi B arrive together at Celtics-Knicks Game 4

Among the flurry of celebrities in attendance at the Celtics-Knicks game on Monday night, Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs and artist Cardi B made their presence known.

This was the first appearance for the two at an event together since dating rumors, reported by E! News, began in October 2024. The pair have gone to the same events, but arrived separately. One example was the Met Gala, where the two did not interact on the red carpet and did not get any pictures together.

The Grammy-winner and...
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3 Bruins will represent Team USA at the IIHF World Championship tournament

On Friday, Team USA will play their first game of the 2025 International Ice Hockey Federation, or IIHF, World Championship tournament. On the roster, three Bruins will have the chance to play for their country.

Team USA will play the seven other countries in their group before having the chance to advance to the playoffs. These preliminary matches will be between May 9 and May 20.

The history of the tournament has not gone well for the U.S. as they have only earned the gold medal once in 1933...
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Photos: Patriots' Stefon Diggs walked the runway at the Met Gala

On Monday night, Stefon Diggs walked the Met Gala’s red carpet wearing his best to celebrate the event’s theme “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.”

Because the theme was to explore Black style and the history of dandyism, or a style with excessive attention to personal detail, the wide receiver wore a Bianca Saunders black suit and red shoes. He was also draped in a furlike cape.

“I kinda stole this from James Brown, so I feel like I gotta give him all the credit, and a little bit of Teddy Pend...
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Here's how New York media covered the Celtics' Game 1 loss

On Monday night, the Celtics gave up a 20-point second-half lead in an eventual 108-105 loss to the New York Knicks. On Tuesday  morning, Boston media outlets covered what went wrong, and what the Celtics need to do to bounce back. On the opposite end, New York sports media reveled in the Knicks’ comeback and what this game could mean for the rest of the series.

Here are some of the media content from the Knicks’ perspective:

“If objects in the rear-view mirror are closer than they appear, it’...
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Julian Edelman will be inducted into the Patriots Hall of Fame

Julian Edelman was named the 37th inductee to the Patriots Hall of Fame, the team announced Monday.

The former wide receiver will become the 10th player to be voted into the Hall as a three-time Super Bowl champion in a Patriots uniform.

“Julian Edelman is one of the great success stories in our franchise’s history,” said chairman and CEO Robert Kraft in a statement. “There aren’t many players who earn an NFL roster spot at a position they have never played before. Julian not only did that as...
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Huskies shut out Towson in seven innings

BROOKLINE — Northeastern’s hot offensive afternoon, combined with a gem from junior starter Aiven Cabral, gave the Huskies a 10-0 win in seven innings to even the series against Towson.


The right-handed Cabral pitched all seven innings of the match, only allowing one hit while recording six strikeouts. He tallied 59 strikes on 79 total pitches. 


“That was his best start of the year, [and it came in a] conference start,” said head coach Mike Glavine. “His own team, struggling to score, [he...
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Season-best offensive outburst propels Northeastern to dominant win over Delaware 

BROOKLINE – In their best offensive performance of the season, Northeastern shut out Delaware 6-0 on Saturday afternoon at Parsons Field. 


Both teams came into the game riding high off victories on Tuesday, with the Blue Hens winning 4-1 over George Washington University and the Huskies ending their four-game tie streak with a 4-2 win against Dartmouth University.


The Huskies spent the week of practice focused on finishing and their attack game, which was displayed throughout Saturday’s co...