Greg Dudek
Digitial Content Producer at New England Sports Network (NESN)
Freelance/Free Agent Sports Writer. Past: NESN, Boston Herald, Brockton Enterprise/Quincy Patriot Ledger, SB Nation CelticsBlog. #HardWorkPaysOff
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2 weeks ago |
bostonherald.com | Greg Dudek
WALPOLE — No team had scored a run off of Walpole in seven straight postseason games dating back to last season. But Westfield pulled off the gargantuan feat Saturday in the Nick of time in more ways than one. The Bombers rallied for three runs in the top of the seventh inning to force extras, where the game was suspended due to heavy rain.
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3 weeks ago |
nesn.com | Greg Dudek
It feels like Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens has a million decisions to make this offseason in regards to the future of the franchise. And don’t forget to include Stevens trying to make the right choices later this month in the NBA draft. The Celtics own two draft picks — Nos. 28 and 32 — and could go in a number of different ways with their first-round selection.
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3 weeks ago |
nesn.com | Greg Dudek
At one point in time, Kyle Teel had to have expected this call to come from the Boston Red Sox. Instead, Teel received a much-deserved call up to the big leagues with the Chicago White Sox on Thursday, according to MassLive’s Chris Cotillo. The 23-year-old catcher will have a chance to make his MLB debut Friday night when the White Sox host the Kansas City Royals at Rate Field.
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3 weeks ago |
nesn.com | Greg Dudek
The 2021 New England Patriots draft class certainly doesn’t look any better after the news regarding Joshuah Bledsoe. The Pittsburgh Steelers released the former Patriots safety on Thursday after signing defensive back Quindell Johnson. Bledsoe signed a futures contract with the Steelers in January in an attempt to revive his NFL career — the 26-year-old had previously joined the UFL’s San Antonio Brahmas.
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3 weeks ago |
nesn.com | Greg Dudek
Some NFL teams have embraced advanced analytics in recent years. The New England Patriots haven’t been one of them. But that might be changing under new head coach Mike Vrabel. The Patriots on Wednesday hired Ekene Olekanma to be their director of coaching analytics, per ESPN’s Seth Walder. Olekanma spent the last three seasons with the San Francisco 49ers, serving as the organization’s football research and development coordinator for the previous two years.
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Olivia Araujo was just looking to keep the inning going for Greater New Bedford. But she delivered much more than that on a big stage to not only stun Foxboro, but her own head coach as well. https://t.co/HmgKZMyZBN
Down by a run in the sixth inning in a state semifinal. A dynastic run hanging in the balance, too. Pressure? Yes, but it brought out the best in Taunton. https://t.co/oBnBjdSp0j
Final: Taunton 2 Bishop Feehan 1. Shamrocks put two runners on in the seventh but couldn’t get them in as a grounder to third ends it. Ashlyn Herbert’s RBI double the difference and Cate Larson scatters four hits and tallies 11 strikeouts.