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Season recap: Lowell Spinners bring summer joy back to LeLacheur Park (opens the original)
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LOWELL — There was plenty of excitement, anticipation and nostalgia surrounding the return of the Lowell Spinners. And it has yet to wear off for area baseball fans. The Spinners staged the final home game of their debut campaign as members of the Futures Collegiate Baseball League at LeLacheur Park on Friday night in what was a season to remember in the Mill City. The Spinners — who fell to 21-37 following a 19-9 loss to New Britain on Friday night — fell far short of making the four-team playo
Building an eye-popping running legacy at Westford Academy (opens the original)
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The local running scene may have turned numb to the excellence displayed by Westford Academy over the past three years. That’s because Abigail Hennessy, Jack Graffeo and Paul Bergeron’s accolades just kept growing. And growing. And growing. Each new feat seemingly swallowed the former. Whether it was area dominance or national recognition on the cross country trails or track, the trio’s excellence created a sense of normalcy. What the three Division 1 collegiate runners accomplished throughout t
Local duo grew up with Spinners, thrilled to land key intern roles (opens the original)
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It feels like it was yesterday for Riley McManus. LeLacheur Park might as well have been his de facto summer home. McManus and his family spent the scorching summertime along the banks of the Merrimack River at Lowell Spinners’ games. McManus, whose stepfather Jon Healy did corporate and event sales for the Spinners during the franchise’s heyday as the short-season Single-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, was a regular during the on-field T-shirt toss as an eager 10-year-old with a love for bas
Big fight awaits Lowell’s Nick Molina (opens the original)
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Nick Molina has stepped into the ring for some big fights. The Lowell native went toe-to-toe against former world champion Jamel Herring in the heart of New York City. Molina even proposed to his longtime girlfriend ringside after an intense Boston Boxing Promotions duel. But his looming battle may very well be his most anticipated to date. And it is taking place in his backyard. Molina (17-2, 6 KO) is set to take on Haverhill’s Nicky Tejada (13-0-1, 9 KO) in a WBA NABA Gold Super Lightweight ti
Spinners notebook: Aggressive base running a calling card of Lowell (opens the original)
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LOWELL — Timing. Distance. Anticipation. Those are the checkboxes that Lowell Spinners manager and base running savant Kevin Graber has instilled in his players this summer at LeLacheur Park and beyond. It’s no surprise, then, that the Spinners are the best club in the seven-team league on the basepaths. Lowell — in its first season as a revitalized Futures Collegiate Baseball League franchise — is tied with the Norwich Sea Unicorns (104) for the most stolen bases. And the Spinners have only bee
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