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Mass. Olympians relive all-women America's Cup crew in 'Mighty Mary' documentary (opens the original)
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In 1995, the pinnacle of international yacht racing was dominated by the richest men in the world. That's when the first all-women crew was assembled to contend for the America's Cup. Massachusetts native, Olympian and filmmaker Mary Mazzio followed the women's journey from Day 1. "So I was on the 1992 Olympic rowing team with six women who jumped aboard Mighty Mary as grinders," Mazzio said. "And so I knew about this story even before I became a filmmaker. And from the jump, I was like, the twi
'It's tough': Celtics' Jayson Tatum reflects on playing without Jaylen Brown (opens the original)
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As the Boston Celtics prepare to start the NBA's preseason next month, Jayson Tatum spoke at his first press conference since the club traded his longtime teammate, Jaylen Brown, to Philadelphia. Brown was drafted by the Celtics in 2016 and Tatum was drafted by the club one year later. Together, they helped bring the team its 18th NBA Championship. This will be the first season the two haven't played together. "It's tough, obviously," Tatum said. "This business of the NBA always comes in and pla
Taina Mair honored in Boston with her own day after WNBA success (opens the original)
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For Seattle Storm guard and Dorchester native Taina Mair, there truly is no place like home. A huge part of Mair's basketball foundation was laid at Roxbury Prep Middle School, where she was welcomed home to on Friday. "This is where the seed began to get watered," said Mair. That led to a full ride at Boston College, an impactful three years at Duke University, and eventually, the 14th overall pick in the 2026 WNBA Draft. State Representative Chris Worrell presented an official State House cita
Former NFL QB helps advance CTE research at Boston University (opens the original)
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Former NFL and Boston College quarterback Matt Hasselbeck is hoping to be a game-changer again only this time, in the field of medicine. He's undergoing testing in Boston to help doctors get closer to being able to diagnose chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, in living patients. "I feel a little bit like a guinea pig today, but that's quite alright," Hasselbeck said. A major step forward on the research side is DIAGNOSE CTE, a multi-state research project that started in 2015 and is now in
Chad Tracy’s path to Red Sox interim manager highlights his baseball journey (opens the original)
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Chad Tracy, who became the interim manager of the Boston Red Sox in late April, has guided the team on a historic hot streak despite having no prior experience managing a Major League Baseball game. Tracy’s baseball career began in 2000 when he played in the Cape Cod League and continued at Pepperdine University. In 2006, he was drafted in the third round by the Texas Rangers and went on to play eight seasons in the minor leagues. In 2015, Tracy started his managerial career in the Los Angeles D
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