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Celtics Committing $25 Million To Address Racial Injustice
The Celtics are committing $25 million over the next 10 years for initiatives to address racial injustice and social inequities in the greater Boston area. -
'At Any Cost': Japanese, IOC Officials Insist Olympics Will Happen In 2021
In the past week, multiple Japanese organizers and International Olympic Committee officials have said that the Tokyo Games will proceed regardless of the state of the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Athletes, Coaches Prepare For A Fall Without High School Football In Massachusetts
State guidelines move high school football to a "floating season" in the spring. -
Legendary NY Mets Pitcher Tom Seaver Dies At 75
Seaver became a household name after helping carry the Mets to their "improbable" 1969 World Series Championship. -
John Thompson Jr., Legendary Georgetown Basketball Coach, Has Died
The Hall of Famer led the Georgetown men's team to 24 consecutive postseason appearances. He was the first Black coach to win a national men's college basketball title. -
Local Teams Reckon With Racism, Injustice Following NBA Playoff Boycott
The league postponed all of Thursday's playoff games, including the opening game of the Celtic-Raptors series. -
Andrea Cabral Weighs In On Sports Protests, Calls Republican Critiques ‘A Form of Treason’
The former Suffolk County Sheriff commended protesting athletes for using their platform to send a message about racial justice. -
A Hint Of A Normal Summer: How This Collegiate Summer League Kept Baseball Games Afloat During COVID
The Futures Collegiate Baseball League kept hope alive by going ahead with a season this summer. -
Trenni Kusnierek On Jason Wright, The NFL's First Black Team President
The Washington Football Team has appointed Jason Wright as its new president. -
Big 12 Is Moving Ahead With Fall Football Season
The conference hopes to hold its title game in December, as it normally would, despite the coronavirus pandemic.