David Borges
Sports Reporter at CT Insider
UConn men's basketball beat writer for CT Insider https://t.co/xSWKQzQnd3, Hearst CT Media. Author of Rebound!, 2019 NSMA Connecticut Sportswriter of the Year.
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1 week ago |
ctinsider.com | David Borges
HARTFORD - It's tradition for major league players on minor-league rehab assignments to treat their new, temporary teammates to a hearty meal, and sometimes more. Liam Hendriks took it all to a whole new level on Wednesday night at Dunkin' Park. Article continues below this ad Hendriks, the Red Sox reliever making his third rehab appearance this season and first with Double-A Portland, rented a food truck for players on both the Sea Dogs and the host Hartford Yard Goats.
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1 week ago |
milfordmirror.com | David Borges
HARTFORD — It's tradition for major league players on minor-league rehab assignments to treat their new, temporary teammates to a hearty meal, and sometimes more. Liam Hendriks took it all to a whole new level on Wednesday night at Dunkin' Park. Article continues below this adHendriks, the Red Sox reliever making his third rehab appearance this season and first with Double-A Portland, rented a food truck for players on both the Sea Dogs and the host Hartford Yard Goats.
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1 week ago |
ctinsider.com | David Borges
He beat them. Now, he'll join them. Malachi Smith, a three-year starter at Dayton, has committed to the UConn men's basketball team out of the transfer portal. Smith, a 6-foot guard, averaged 10.4 points and a team-best 5.3 assists per game last season for the Flyers. The Bronx native helped Dayton hand UConn its biggest blowout loss of last season, 85-67 in the Huskies' final game of the Maui Invitational on Nov. 27.
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1 week ago |
milfordmirror.com | David Borges
He beat them. Now, he'll join them. Malachi Smith, a three-year starter at Dayton, has committed to the UConn men's basketball team out of the transfer portal. Article continues below this adSmith, a 6-foot guard, averaged 10.4 points and a team-best 5.3 assists per game last season for the Flyers. The Bronx native helped Dayton hand UConn its biggest blowout loss of last season, 85-67 in the Huskies' final game of the Maui Invitational on Nov. 27.
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2 weeks ago |
ctinsider.com | David Borges
BOSTON - Ah, the life of a Major League Baseball hitting coach. When a team isn't hitting, like the Boston Red Sox over the first week of the season, the tendency for fans, media and, too often, the front office is to scapegoat the hitting coach. But when that team gets hot, like the Red Sox did in their second week of the season? The hitting coach rarely gets much credit, at least publicly.
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A major league hitting coach can be a thankless job. Here's how former @UConnBSB standout Pete Fatse navigates his job as @RedSox hitting coach. https://t.co/CMPrakg6je
Huskies looking for a PG who can come in and play role similar to Diarra in '23-24.
Transfer News: Dayton transfer Malachi Smith will have zooms with UConn and Georgia today, sources tell @247SportsPortal Averaged 10.4 points and 5.3 assists this season. https://t.co/eaTgYdiRRg https://t.co/mIQZ6XGJip
I’d put 2018 Nova No. 2.
Did we not watch the same 2023 UConn team?
