Tigers 6, Red Sox 5: Boston comes up short in Detroit
By Brian MacPherson, @brianmacp DETROIT — As hitter after hitter for Detroit strolled around the bases in the eighth inning, beneficiaries of untimely walks issued by Red Sox relievers, it became clear just how much Boston is scraping the bottom of the bullpen barrel. Carson Smith remains out, recovering from elbow surgery. Tyler Thornburg remains out with a shoulder impingement and won’t even play catch until next week. Matt Barnes is away from the team on bereavement leave. Robbie..>> view originalBreaking Down the Lower $101m Cap Projection for the Boston ...
The last of those was that Boston would have max cap space this summer. While it is certainly true that Boston could have max cap space, the article covers how ...>> view originalAaron Hernandez jurors query judge on evidence point
The jury in the trial of Aaron Hernandez asked the judge a key question that may suggest they are leaning toward convicting the former Patriots tight end of at least one of the crimes he is charged with stemming from a 2012 double-slaying in the South End.“If an immunized witness provides specific testimony that we believe would give enough evidence for a conviction, do we have to have corroboration evidence for that specific piece of testimony?” the jury asked yesterday in a written note deliv..>> view originalHow and why the Red Sox bullpen fell apart in Detroit
DETROIT -- Only a half-inning after their improbable comeback, the Red Sox saw today’s game slip away as three different relievers failed to get the final out of the eighth inning here.This was a failure of the team’s bridge to closer Craig Kimbrel, a bridge that was supposed to rely on injured Tyler Thornburg, and a bridge that was further depleted this week when Robby Ross Jr. went on the disabled list and Matt Barnes went on the bereavement list.“Still, there’s quality stuff,” manager John F..>> view originalBruins: Washington Capitals visit short-handed Boston in regular ...
By Mike Loftus, @MLoftus_Ledger BOSTON — The Bruins played their first game of the 2016-17 season almost six months ago, on Oct. 13. On Saturday afternoon, they’ll welcome the Washington Capitals to TD Garden for the first and only time in their 82nd and final game of the season. The Bruins wouldn’t mind seeing the Caps again — just not too soon. The B’s, whose eight-game losing streak against the Capitals (0-6-2) is their longest current string of futility against any NHL team, won..>> view originalProtesters gather at Boston Common after air strikes in Syria
Updated: Apr 7, 2017 - 11:29 PM BOSTON - A large crowd gathered at Boston Common Friday to protest the missiles that were launched at a Syrian airfield just one day earlier. The crowd condemned the strikes, saying there are too many lingering questions about who is responsible for the chemical attacks in the county. “What is the end goal with the strikes on Syria?” one protester asked. There was a common agreement that whoever was responsible for the chemical attacks should be pu..>> view originalFive things to do April 10-16
from the mfa Boston Lyric Opera performers help illuminate “The Musical World of Matisse” at the MFA on April 12. SHALL WE DANCE? Starting Tuesday, April 11 The national tour of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The King and I stops at the Boston Opera House. Based on the true story of an English governess and the king of Siam (now Thailand), the classic musical pits romance against culture clash. Through April 23. Tickets $35 and up. boston.broadway.com MUSICAL MATISSE Wednesday, April 12..>> view originalBulpett: Celtics need to remember that they're the underdogs
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The disturbing aspect of this week’s games against Cleveland and Atlanta is not that they were losses. To the self-aware Celtics, the issue is the way the club played those games. Or didn’t play.For the seeming entirety of the 23-point surrender to the Cavaliers and for the majority of the defeat in Atlanta made close by a late run after falling behind by 20, the Celts played with an air of superiority that was unceremoniously punctured by both opponents. The Cavs are the ..>> view originalThere's a barista battle brewing in Boston
In March, Jared Mancini wrote an e-mail, the subject in all caps: “WHERE DO YOU LOOK TO HIRE STAFF???” Mancini is the owner of the SIP Cafe in Post Office Square, and the missive was sent to three dozen coffee shop managers in Boston. Many wrote back, echoing his frustration, and saw the e-mail as a clarion call: The city’s coffee scene has never seemed more robust, but there’s a barista shortage brewing, and Boston’s cafe owners are struggling to hire and retain talent. There’s now a lot of m..>> view originalA mostly sunny day to end the work week
Some random showers are expected Friday, but the end of the work week will be accompanied by a mostly nice day, weather-wise, the National Weather Service said.While it will be mostly dry, minor flooding will continue in some communities along the Taunton River where waters are in the minor flood level, according to the weather service. Water flows are expected to crest at 9.2 feet Friday night, officials said. Advertisement In Billerica, River Street to Elsie Avenue was the only street clos..>> view original
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