DENVER — His name was written in pen on a sign over his locker. His Boston jerseys neatly dangled inside on hangers. Second baseman Dustin Pedroia was back with the Red Sox — if only for a quick visit. He hobbled through the clubhouse Tuesday on crutches, his surgically repaired left knee on the mend. […]
2019
Posted inBoston Red Sox, Sports
How Eduardo Rodriguez became Boston’s best starter
The 26-year-old Red Sox lefty has studied his veteran rotation mates, and now, in a strange 2019 season, he’s outshining them.
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Posted inArts & Entertainment
Leslie Jones leaving ‘SNL,’ Kate McKinnon back next season
Jones, who started on the show as a writer, leaves after 5 seasons as a cast member.
Posted inNation & World
Muslim officers sue over beard suspensions, are reinstated
Two correctional officers in New York refused to shave their beards for religious reasons.
Posted inMaine, News
Gray man dies from injuries suffered in motorcycle crash
According to his family, Matthew Smith, 27, of Gray succumbed to injuries from a motorcycle crash Sunday afternoon.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Tuesday’s NFL notebook: Pats center Andrews released from hospital
David Andrews was back with the team, but didn’t practice, after being released from the hospital Monday night because of blood clots in his lung.
Posted inSports
Woods has surgery on ‘irritating’ left knee
Tiger Woods reveals on Twitter that he had an arthroscopic procedure on the knee last week to repair minor cartilage damage.
Posted inNation & World
Video appears to show Illinois police entering home and choking teen
Carpentersville police are shown entering the home, grabbing the teen around his throat and pinning him down on the sofa.
Posted inNews
Winthrop man charged with supplying drugs that killed Farmington woman
Medical reports concluded the woman died of acute intoxication from the combined effects of cocaine, heroin, fentanyl and prescription medication.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News, Schools and Education
UMaine gets $6 million federal grant for forest economy research
The school will use the money from the National Science Foundation to lead a research project involving UNH and the University of Vermont that will develop better data on New England’s forests.