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Patriots notebook: Mike Vrabel offers updates on two key players (opens the original)
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FOXBORO — Defensive tackle Christian Barmore returned to practice for the New England Patriots on Monday, though the status of running back TreVeyon Henderson remains up in the air. Head coach Mike Vrabel offered updates on both players before the team’s final training session, just prior to their flight to Seattle for Wednesday night’s NFL season opener against the Seahawks. “He’ll be out there today,” Vrabel said of Barmore, who missed Sunday’s practice with a knee injury. “I respect how Chris
Connecticut Sun deliver winning farewell to TD Garden with Boston’s WNBA future uncertain (opens the original)
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The Connecticut Sun bid farewell to the Hub on Tuesday night, going out in style with a 85-77 victory over the Los Angeles Sparks at a festive and raucous TD Garden. Former UConn center Olivia Nelson-Ododa had a double-double, leading the way with 18 points and 11 rebounds for the Sun, who are playing their 24th and final “sunset” season in the WNBA before they relocate to Houston in 2027. Connecticut is already eliminated from playoff contention and remains second-to-last in the WNBA standings
Revolution goal fest delights season-high crowd in Atlanta rout (opens the original)
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FOXBORO — The New England Revolution promised a fireworks show. They delivered that and more at Gillette Stadium on Saturday night, treating a season-high announced crowd of 34,428 to a thorough 4-1 dismantling of Atlanta United. Carles Gil, Dor Turgeman, Peyton Miller and Brooklyn Raines all scored for the Revolution (9-5-2, 29 points), who moved into third place in the Eastern Conference. Raines’ goal was the first of his career while Turgeman’s tally was his first since April 18. “Something t
Revolution return to action after World Cup with draw vs. Toronto (opens the original)
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FOXBORO – After more than a month of hosting FIFA World Cup games under the moniker of Boston Stadium, some normalcy returned to Gillette Stadium on Wednesday night as the New England Revolution played its first game in 60 days and drew Toronto FC, 0-0, in front of an announced crowd of 17,249. The ambience was never going to match what transpired here over seven World Cup matches, where the average number of goals per game was 4.25 and every night was a full house. Yet, MLS is back. And so too
Stinging loss proves U.S. getting worse in World Cup knockout rounds (opens the original)
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It started with energy, elation and hope. It ended in frustration, error and controversy. The U.S. men’s national team played with confidence and captivated casuals and diehards alike for most of its 2026 FIFA World Cup run, but a 4-1 loss to Belgium in the Round of 16 on Monday night was a depressing and decrepit exit. For a program that spent the last three decades-plus trying to inject soccer into the mainstream and prove it’s capable of battling with world powerhouses, this result did nothin
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