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Boston Red Sox

Crisp swap lights stove

By Michael Silverman / Red Sox Beat
The trade of Coco Crisp yesterday counts as a solid leadoff single up the middle for the Red Sox to kick off their hot...
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  2. Red Sox, East foes in on A.J. Burnett
  3. Tim Wakefield proud to inspire Japanese girl

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Boston Bruins

A wild night at Garden

JOY AND AGONY: Buffalo’s Henrik Tallinder hangs his head as Blake Wheeler and David Krejci celebrate Chuck Kobasew’s goal.
By Stephen Harris
The Bruins have won games this season with smothering defense. They’ve...
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N.E. Patriots

No Fish story: Bill Belichick lauds Tuna

BILL OF GOODS: Pats coach Bill Belichick had nothing but kind words for the Dolphins’ executive vice president yesterday.
By Steve Buckley
FOXBORO - A lot of time has passed, a lot of games won and lost, since a couple of Bills named Parcells...
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Boston Celtics

Doc Rivers: Celtics must take out trash

Boston Celtics guard Eddie House had to separate Leon Powe and New York Knicks forward Zach Randolph in the second quarter after the two nearly started a brawl.
By Mark Murphy
There’s nothing like a Celtics-Knicks game to bring out the trash-talking worst on both sides. ...
College Football

Boston College DBs pick up slack

BALL HAWK: BC strong safety Paul Anderson makes one of his team-leading five interceptions.
By Steve Conroy
If you wanted to identify the weak spot on the Boston College defense at the start of the season, the...

U.S. mens soccer win

United States midfielder Freddy Adu controls the ball against Guatemala during the first half of a World Cup qualifying soccer match in Commerce City, Colo.,
By Herald wire services
Freddy Adu scored his first goal in a U.S. jersey and Jozy Altidore assisted on Kenny Cooper’s...
  1. Red Bulls know dealing with pressure key to penalty shootouts
  2. Diego Maradona has winning start, England beats Germany
  3. Mexico, Honduras, Trinidad advance in qualifying

Rodney Harrison helps out

RESISTANCE MOVEMENT: Patriots safety James Sanders (right) jams receiver Kelley Washington during yesterday’s practice.
By Karen Guregian
FOXBORO - Times like these, games like these, are when the presence of Rodney Harrison is missed the...
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  2. Roger Goodell reinstates Adam ’Pacman’ Jones
  3. Stephen Neal, Brock Lesnar recall ’99 title match

’Fearless’ Ramon Ramirez adds needed depth in bullpen

New Red Sox reliever Ramon Ramirez.
By Michael Silverman
By trading Coco Crisp to the Royals yesterday, the Red Sox brought in relatively unknown reliever Ramon...
  1. Red Sox, East foes in on A.J. Burnett
  2. Yankees pitcher Mike Mussina said to be headed toward retirement
  3. Tim Wakefield proud to inspire Japanese girl

Peter Yetten done after 21 years at Bentley

Peter Yetten.
By John Connolly
The chair that Bentley College football coach Peter Yetten usually occupies at the weekly New England...
  1. Gold Helmet Awards choices
  2. Crimson get started with win vs. Wildcats
  3. Tyrese Rice, Boston College brave Storm

Scouting report: Pistons at Celtics

Boston Celtics forward Kevin Garnett rallied in the 3rd quarter, bringing some needed intensity as the Boston Celtics come from behind to beat the Toronto Raptors 94-87 at TD Banknorth Garden on Monday, November 10.
By Herald staff
TONIGHT - 8, TD Banknorth Garden. TV - CSN, TNT. Radio - WEEI-AM (850). THE NUMBERS 3-1: C’s...
  1. Allen Iverson, Pistons cool down Cavaliers
  2. Celtics get by without Kevin Garnett
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Manny Fernandez saves best

DEFLECTING PRAISE: Bruins goalie Manny Fernandez deflects a shot by the Sabres’ Jason Pominville for one of his 25 saves in last night’s 7-4 win at the Garden.
By Sean McAdam
About halfway through the first period last night, Manny Fernandez had yielded four goals to the Buffalo...
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  2. Bruins’ Michael Ryder plays it cool
  3. Vancouver Canucks light up Henrik Lundqvist

Brett Favre brings the fun back for the Jets

Brett Favre.
By Ian O’Connor
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Fans of the Jets cannot be the only interested NFL observers hoping that Brett...
  1. Statement game for the Pistons against the Cavaliers? Only time will tell
  2. Brian Scalabrine answers the call
  3. MVP vote still in good hands

John Daly shoots 68 in Hong Kong Open

John Daly of U.S. hits a shot on the 15th hole during the first day of the Hong Kong Open golf tournament in Hong Kong Thursday.
By Associated Press
HONG KONG — John Daly shot a 2-under 68 on Thursday to finish four strokes behind leader Liang...
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  3. Annika Sorenstam set for US LPGA farewell this weekend

Duxbury Dragons roar late again

SAVING GRACE: Duxbury keeper Emily Brook makes a diving save on a shot by Belmont’s Mirisa DiCienzo during the Dragons’ win last night.
By Mike Farrell
LOWELL - If a EMass soccer psychic told Duxbury they’d take only one shot in the second half of...
  1. Jessi Wiggins keeps repeat hopes alive
  2. Carver Generals continue to speak loud
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Inspired by Tim Wakefield, Japanese girl turning pro

Japanese high school student Eri Yoshida, 16, smiles as she poses for photographers after being drafted by an independent league’s professional team during a press conference in Osaka, western Japan, Sunday.
By Associated Press
TOKYO - The knuckleball — the fluttering, hard-to-hit pitch that’s rare in the major leagues...
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Boston Celtics guard Eddie House had to separate Leon Powe and New York Knicks forward Zach Randolph in the second quarter after the two nearly started a brawl.
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