
Justin Leger
Web Producer and Editorial at NBC Sports Boston
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1 week ago |
nbcsportsboston.com | Justin Leger
Rafael Devers has thrived this season as the Boston Red Sox' designated hitter, but moving him off third base has caused an unexpected headache for the organization. Devers initially scoffed at the idea of switching from third to DH after the Alex Bregman signing. He later reluctantly accepted the change, but not before sitting out most of spring training and struggling mightily (0-for-19, 15 strikeouts) to begin the 2025 campaign.
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nbcsportsboston.com | Justin Leger
The Boston Celtics have an active offseason ahead as they aim to get under the second apron. Most of the discourse on their potential moves has been about parting ways with key players, but what about adding one of the league's biggest superstars? The Milwaukee Bucks could look to jumpstart their rebuild and move on from two-time NBA MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo.
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nbcsportsboston.com | Justin Leger
Could the Stefon Diggs era in New England end before it even begins? The Patriots' prized offseason addition has made headlines for the wrong reasons during OTAs. On Wednesday, a video surfaced of Diggs partying on a boat during Memorial Day Weekend, surrounded by three women with an unidentified pink substance in his possession.
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nbcsportsboston.com | Justin Leger
Drake Maye has experienced some growing pains through his first few OTA practices as the New England Patriots' second-year quarterback. In the Patriots' first OTA open to the media last week, Maye looked out of sorts as he threw four interceptions. He was better in Wednesday's practice, but it still was an uneven day for New England's offense. NBC Sports Boston's Phil Perry was at Gillette Stadium for both OTA sessions.
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nbcsportsboston.com | Justin Leger
It's unfair to expect Roman Anthony to save the Boston Red Sox. But as MLB's No. 1 prospect continues to tear it up at Triple-A Worcester, it's fair to wonder why he isn't on the next flight to Atlanta for the club's weekend series vs. the Braves. Anthony could bring much-needed thump to the middle of Boston's lackluster lineup. The 21-year-old is slashing .318/.450/.528 with eight homers and 23 RBI through 49 games this season. He's ready for The Show. So, what's keeping him down in the minors?
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