New England Sports Network (NESN)

NESN, or New England Sports Network, is owned by the Boston Red Sox and the Boston Bruins. It broadcasts across the six states of New England and also nationally as NESN National. As a leading provider of sports programming in New England, NESN is known for being one of the highest-rated regional sports networks in the United States. It has earned a strong reputation for its creative and award-winning coverage of sports events and specials.

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English

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#25556

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#5211

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#111

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Red Sox's Masataka Yoshida Reveals Timetable For Anticipated Return

13 hours ago | nesn.com | Andrew Gould

Yoshida could be nearing his 2025 debut Andrew Gould 1 Minute Ago 3 Min Read About the Author Andrew Gould Editorial Writer Long-time sports writer and fantasy baseball aficionado. New York/New Jersey native who promises not to bring up David Tyree too often. The Boston Red Sox may soon get Masataka Yoshida back in the lineup. Yoshida has yet to play this season as he recovers from offseason shoulder surgery. The 31-year-old is approaching a significant step back to Boston. Red Sox manager...
Red Sox Announce Plan For Tanner Houck's Next Rehab Outing

13 hours ago | nesn.com | Andrew Gould

The Boston Red Sox will tweak Tanner Houck’s usage in his next rehab outing. Houck has made two abbreviated starts at Triple-A Worcester as he works his way back to Boston. The 2024 All-Star struggled in Tuesday’s last appearance, allowing three hits, two walks and four runs over 1 2/3 innings. Red Sox manager Alex Cora told reporters Friday, via MassLive’s Christoper Smith and the Boston Globe’s Alex Speier, that Houck will take the mound for the WooSox on Sunday.
Red Sox Projected To Take College Hitter In New MLB Mock Draft

15 hours ago | nesn.com | Andrew Gould

The Red Sox pick No. 15 on July 13 Andrew Gould 1 Minute Ago 3 Min Read About the Author Andrew Gould Editorial Writer Long-time sports writer and fantasy baseball aficionado. New York/New Jersey native who promises not to bring up David Tyree too often. The Boston Red Sox can strengthen their formidable farm system when the 2025 MLB Draft commences on Sunday, July 13. Boston picks No. 15 after going 81-81 last year. The organization has selected a position player in the last seven opening...
Bruins Predicted To Take Star Canadian Center With No. 7 Pick In 2025 NHL Draft

15 hours ago | nesn.com | Owen Crisafulli

The Boston Bruins are entering the 2025 NHL Draft in an unusual spot, as they are armed with the No. 7 overall pick. Assuming they don’t trade down, this will be the first time since 2011 the Bruins have made a pick in the top 10 of the draft. While things didn’t go the B’s way last season, they still have an assortment of talented players at their disposal.
Red Sox Dealt Tough Marcelo Mayer Blow Before Blue Jays Series

16 hours ago | nesn.com | Owen Crisafulli

The Boston Red Sox will look to snap a five-game losing streak when they return to action on Friday night against the Toronto Blue Jays. Before they could take the field, though, they were dealt a tough blow involving Marcelo Mayer. One of Boston’s “big-three” prospects, Mayer was promoted to the majors back in May when Alex Bregman was forced to the injured list with a quad injury.
Celtics Announce 2025 Summer League Schedule

16 hours ago | nesn.com | Owen Crisafulli

The Boston Celtics made three picks in the 2025 NBA Draft, selecting guard Hugo Gonzalez with the No. 28 pick in the first round, before trading back from the No. 32 pick and selecting center Amari Williams and guard Max Shulga with the No. 46 and No. 57 picks, respectively. Now, everyone’s attention will turn towards free agency, which will officially get underway on Monday, June 30, at 6 p.m. ET.
Report: Former Red Sox Star Received Free-Agent Offer From AL Team

17 hours ago | nesn.com | Andrew Gould

As MLB contenders scour the trade market for impact acquisitions, a former Boston Red Sox star remains unsigned. J.D. Martinez is still without a home, but the 37-year-old reportedly received a potential pathway back to the majors. According to the New York Post’s Jon Heyman, the Texas Rangers offered Martinez a non-guaranteed deal. Heyman said Martinez is training in Miami in hopes of receiving an opportunity. It appears the designated hitter won’t take the non-guaranteed contract.
AL East Veteran Emerging As 'Legitimate Trade Candidate'

18 hours ago | nesn.com | Andrew Gould

One of MLB's oldest players has recovered from a poor start Andrew Gould 1 Minute Ago 2 Min Read About the Author Andrew Gould Editorial Writer Long-time sports writer and fantasy baseball aficionado. New York/New Jersey native who promises not to bring up David Tyree too often. The Red Sox have an uphill mountain to climb in the American League East. In fourth place, they’re only ahead of the Baltimore Orioles near the 2025 season’s midway point. Two years removed from a 101-win campaign,...
College Head Coach Congratulates Celtics Draftee Amari Williams

19 hours ago | nesn.com | Andrew Gould

The Boston Celtics added to their rookie haul by landing Kentucky big man Amari Williams with the No. 46 pick. His former college coach celebrated the news Thursday night. After selecting Hugo Gonzalez with the No. 28 pick, Boston traded the No. 32 selection to the Orlando Magic for two second-round selections and two future second-round picks. The Celtics received the draft rights to Williams and Max Shulga. Williams spent the 2024-25 season playing for Mark Pope’s Wildcats before going pro.
Former Red Sox All-Star Returns After Injury Paused Dominant Start

21 hours ago | nesn.com | Andrew Gould

An American League ace is coming back as the playoff race heats up this summer. Former Boston Red Sox star Nathan Eovaldi was enjoying a Cy Young Award-caliber start to his third season with the Texas Rangers. The 35-year-old posted a 1.56 ERA through a dozen superb turns, including two against Boston. Texas started June by placing Eovaldi on the injured list with triceps soreness. Although the team initially anticipated a minimum 15-day stay, the two-time All-Star hasn’t pitched since May 27.