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George says he's ready to play with Tatum on Celtics (opens the original)
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The Boston Celtics opened training camp this week as the team prepared to take the court with a new dynamic this year. Jaylen Brown was traded to the Philadelphia 76ers, and now, veteran Paul George is set to play on the wing opposite Jayson Tatum. Tatum said George was someone he modeled his game after in high school, college and early in his career. George's regular-season numbers dipped over the past two years, averaging under 20 points both years with the Sixers. But he figured it out for th
Bruins waive Bedford's Alex Steeves, hope to keep him in minor leagues (opens the original)
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The Boston Bruins waived Bedford native Alex Steeves Saturday. The team said the roster move is intended to keep the forward with Boston's organization and assign him to Providence. Steeves signed with Boston last offseason, playing in a career-high 43 regular-season NHL games in 2025-26. He scored nine goals and notched seven assists. He signed a two-year contract extension with the Bruins in January.
In first game after hosting kids' clinic, Mickey Gasper hits another homer (opens the original)
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New Hampshire's Mickey Gasper hit another home run on Friday. Thursday, the Merrimack native and Red Sox folk hero hosted a youth clinic in Peabody, Mass., for a club he was a part of growing up in the Granite State. It was the Red Sox's first day off in weeks, playing 14 games in 13 days. What he taught those kids seems to be working well, because he hit another home run Friday night. Gasper went deep against the Kansas City Royals in the fifth inning at Fenway Park. It brought the Red Sox to w
Former Nashua South coach who tracked planes on 9/11 honored before game (opens the original)
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An assistant football coach with Nashua South who was working as an air traffic controller on Sept. 11, 2001, was honored before a game Friday night. Colin Scoggins died earlier this year at age 70. Twenty-five years ago, he was working as an air traffic controller in Nashua when he became one of the first people to realize that something was wrong before two planes hit the World Trade Center towers in New York. Scoggins, an Air Force veteran, was the military liaison at the Boston Air Route Cen
For Merrimack’s Mickey Gasper, Hard Work is Paying Off with the Red Sox (opens the original)
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It has been the summer of Mickey Gasper. The Merrimack native turned Red Sox folk hero, sitting down with News 9’s Ian Steele Thursday before hosting a baseball clinic for a club he was a part of while growing up in New Hampshire. “A lot of work, a lot of effort,” Gasper said, when asked how he’s made such a rise this MLB season. “You know, I played multiple sports growing up, but there was just something about baseball that was a priority. for my dad and, you know, which became a priority for m
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