Kyle Ross-USA TODAY Sports The B’s head straight into the break with a win on the board and a smile in their hearts. Now I have to pretend to care about the All-Star Game! First Period Can you believe this game actually started slow? Because against all odds, it did. The Bruins and Flyers came …
Photo by Brian Fluharty/Getty Images Another one! Who needs rest? Well, everybody, probably, but the NHL schedule makers have spoken and today isn’t the Bruins’ turn. Instead, it’s the second game in as many nights for the B’s, who were home against Carolina on Wednesday night and now find themselves in a WHOLE DIFFERENT COUNTRY …
Photo by André Ringuette/NHLI via Getty Images Another game, this time in Canada! Just the facts When: Tonight, 7 PM Where: Canadian Tire Centre – Kanata, ON How to follow: NESN, 98.5 The Sports Hub Opposing perspective: Silver Seven Sens Know your enemy 18-24-1, 37PTS, last in the Atlantic Division Tim Stützle: 10G-34A-44PTS; Claude Giroux: …
Photo by Steve Babineau/NHLI via Getty Images Another one on the road. Look, it’s Bobby Orr playing against the St. Louis Blues in the 70s! Surely these are the vibes we need tonight. A win? A loss? Anything that doesn’t go beyond 60 minutes? Let’s see what tonight has in store for us all. Discuss.
Photo by Dustin Bradford/Getty Images A Mile High matchup in Denver! Just the Facts: The Time: 9pm EST The Place: Ball Arena, Denver, Colorado Place to Watch: NESN, Altitude, ESPN+ Place to Listen: 98.5 The Sports Hub An Opposing Viewpoint: Puck Yeti/Mile High Hockey Know Your Enemy: The Avs are 2nd in the Central Division, …
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Photo by Adam Glanzman/Getty Images Game statuses for Sunday’s 1 p.m. ET season finale at Gillette Stadium. The final practice of the season reached the rearview without two for the New England Patriots. Tight end Hunter Henry and offensive tackle Trent Brown stayed sidelined on Friday and have since been ruled out for the finale …
Photo by Rich Barnes/Getty Images The first injury report ahead of Sunday’s 1 p.m. ET season finale at Gillette Stadium. The New England Patriots opened the final week of the season with two non-participants. Offensive tackle Trent Brown and cornerback Myles Bryant stayed sidelined from practice on Wednesday due to illnesses as the New York …
Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images Game statuses for New Year’s Eve’s 1 p.m. ET kickoff at Highmark Stadium. The New England Patriots have ruled out JuJu Smith-Schuster for New Year’s Eve against the Buffalo Bills. The veteran wide receiver remained sidelined from practice on Friday and will now miss his third consecutive game due to …
Photo by Barry Chin/The Boston Globe via Getty Images The Patriots will travel to Highmark Stadium in Week 17. The New England Patriots are riding an active one-game winning streak over the Buffalo Bills into the two teams’ meeting on New Year’s Eve. Despite beating their division rivals 29-25 in Week 7, however, the two …
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Photo by Joe Sargent/Getty Images The second injury report ahead of New Year’s Eve’s 1 p.m. ET kickoff. The New England Patriots were down five veterans during Thursday’s preparations for the Buffalo Bills. Offensive tackle Trent Brown as well as safeties Jalen Mills and Jabrill Peppers continued to sit out practice. But running back Ezekiel …
The New England Patriots’ Christmas Eve game against the Denver Broncos started in the worst possible fashion. After receiving the opening kickoff, quarterback Bailey Zappe was sacked on the very first offensive play from scrimmage, fumbling the football, and watching the Broncos defense recover at the New England 6-yard line. The play was a direct …
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The New England Patriots offense started its Week 16 game against the Denver Broncos in the worst way possible, by turning the football over on its very first snap of the night. The Bailey Zappe lost fumble set up Denver at the New England 6-yard line and in prime position to take an early lead. …
The New England Patriots offense struggled to start its Week 16 primetime game against the Denver Broncos, The unit turned the ball over on its very first play from scrimmage, and failed to gain a first down on its initial three possessions. In the late first quarter, however, it started to build some momentum — …
The New England Patriots defense continues to make plays against the Denver Broncos. After already executing a successful goal-line stop on its first drive of the two teams’ Week 16 primetime battle, the unit was able to produce another turnover to end the Broncos’ fourth possession of the night. Denver had moved the ball to …
It took the New England Patriots offense two-and-a-half quarters, but it has finally found the end zone against the Denver Broncos. In the third quarter of the two teams’ Week 16 primetime matchup, Ezekiel Elliott scored on a 15-yard catch-and-run that also saw the veteran running back hurdle over a defender on his way toward …
The New England Patriots offense started its Week 16 matchup with the Denver Broncos slowly, but it has since found its footing and put together some solid drives. The latest of which ended in New England’s second touchdown of the night. Starting in terrific field position at the Denver 42-yard line, New England needed just …
The New England Patriots’ special teams unit has had its fair share of issues all season, including earlier in the Week 16 primetime matchup with the Denver Broncos. In the third quarter, however, the group was ready to capitalize on a massive mistake by its opponent. After a Bailey Zappe-to-Mike Gesicki touchdown allowed the Patriots …
Isaiah J. Downing-USA TODAY Sports New England improves to 4-11. A 20-point third quarter helped the New England Patriots take a two score lead over the Denver Broncos Sunday night, before a pair of Russell Wilson touchdown passes tied the game late in the fourth quarter. A final drive by Bailey Zappe helped set up …
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Photo by Justin Edmonds/Getty Images New England travels to Denver on Christmas Eve. The New England Patriots will be spending their Christmas Eve out west as they get ready for a Sunday night matchup against the Denver Broncos. Here is all the broadcast information you need to Sunday’s game. Week 16: Patriots vs. Broncos Kickoff: …
Photo by China Wong/NHLI via Getty Images Again?! (Editor’s note: The stats, facts, figures, takes, etc. below are from prior to Friday night’s Bruins-Jets game. Gotta get these previews up while I can.) Just the facts When: Tonight, 7 PM Where: Xcel Energy Center – Minneapolis, MN How to follow: NESN, 98.5 The Sports Hub …
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Photo by Matthew J. Lee/The Boston Globe via Getty Images Game statuses for Christmas Eve’s 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff at Empower Field. The New England Patriots have ruled out three starters for Christmas Eve against the Denver Broncos. Running back Rhamondre Stevenson, wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster as well as safety Jabrill Peppers each stayed sidelined …
Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images The second injury report ahead of Christmas Eve’s matchup at Empower Field. After beginning work on the Denver Broncos without four members of the active roster, the New England Patriots returned to the practice fields without six. Running back Rhamondre Stevenson, tight end Hunter Henry, offensive tackle Conor McDermott and …
Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images New England will visit the Broncos on Christmas Eve. The New England Patriots will return to primetime this Sunday. Their upcoming Week 15 meeting with the Denver Broncos on Christmas Eve marks the third and final time this season the team will be in the spotlight; it went 1-1 in …
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Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images The first injury report heading into Week 16 at Mile High’s Empower Field. The New England Patriots returned to the practice fields without four members of the active roster. Running back Rhamondre Stevenson, tight end Hunter Henry, offensive tackle Conor McDermott and safety Jabrill Peppers stayed sidelined during Wednesday’s preparations …