Keagan Stiefel
Digital Content Producer at New England Sports Network (NESN)
Freelance Writer at SB Nation
I write and talk about sports. | Alum: @UMassAmherst, @NESN, @PatsPulpit
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nesn.com | Keagan Stiefel
The Boston Celtics selected guard Max Shulga with the No. 57 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. (The Orlando Magic technically made the pick, but you know how these things go. Shulga is headed to Boston.)Shulga, a 6-foot-4 shooting guard from Kyiv, Ukraine, is a terrific shooter off the catch, which should help him fit the playing style in Boston. The Celtics are expected to sign him to a two-way contract, giving him time to develop at a new level and potentially earn himself a full-time deal.
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nesn.com | Keagan Stiefel
Wander Franco was found guilty of sexual abuse of a minor in the Dominican Republic. Franco, 24, was on trial for sexual abuse, sexual exploitation against a minor and human trafficking. Franco was convicted of having an illegal sexual relationship with a 14-year-old girl when he was 21, with his two-year prison sentence being suspended, according to ESPN’s Juan Arturo Recio. ESPN’s Jeff Passan provided some context on the sentencing, which carries a five-year probationary period.
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nesn.com | Keagan Stiefel
Keagan Stiefel 1 Minute Ago 2 Min Read About the Author Keagan Stiefel KeaganStiefel Editorial Writer UMass-Amherst Alum. NFL Draft nerd. Multi-time internet argument winner. Passionate about things that don't matter. The Red Sox haven’t exactly looked like a winning squad since trading Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants. (No, we aren’t surprised by that.) Boston has won just three of nine games without their best hitter. Alex Cora has been ejected twice. The Los Angeles Angels just...
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nesn.com | Keagan Stiefel
I can’t even begin to tell you whether or not Hugo González will be good for the Boston Celtics. ESPN’s Jonathan Givony and Tankathon, however, each made strong projections after he was taken with the No. 28 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft… though they ended up on the complete opposite ends of the spectrum. Givony, the leading expert in all things basketball draft, loves the selection, calling it “one of the biggest steals” of the draft.
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nesn.com | Keagan Stiefel
Bill Simmons asked, so we delivered. Sports Illustrated’s Chris Mannix appeared on the Bill Simmons Podcast on Tuesday, and made a strong declaration that immediately stopped the host in his tracks to predict that aggregators would… well, do their thing. “The market is robust right now for Sam Hauser,” Mannix said, as transcribed by Jack Anderson of CelticsBlog. “He’s a 40-plus percent three point shooter, who’s been on a championship team, who’s on a very manageable contract.
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"I get frustrated, too. I get the same question over and over again, but I’ve been doing it like this since 2018. Rafael Devers platooned in 2018 and right now he’s one of the best hitters in the big leagues.” Alex Cora with a decent point. https://t.co/2eJnOLFVTF
The Patriots’ last regime did quite a number on Keion White’s psyche. “I’m going to try to get through these next two games, and then figure it out after that, and see where the cards may lie for my future… You just figure out where you go … something’s gotta change. That’s
“I was training myself, I’m not going to lie. Now I feel like I have a coach.” — Keion White https://t.co/CobbiB3mdr
RT @MLB: Roman Anthony was born on 5/13/2004. This is how the Red Sox lined up that day 👇 https://t.co/WHwPXjVLdD
