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© Kirby Lee-Imagn ImagesSports fans loving debating which city in the United States lays claim to being the true ‘Title Town.’ Real ones know there is only one true answer to this question: the city with the most championships. Below, we break down the 15 U.S. cities with the most championships across the four major leagues: NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL. It is worth nothing that the NFL championships totals include the pre-Super Bowl Era and the NBA titles also include the ABA. These were included because those cities still claim those titles. The 15 U.S. Cities With The Most…

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The United States women’s national team cruised to a friendly victory over New Zealand in Kansas City Wednesday evening.Scorers: Sears 8′, 55′, 84′, Macario 34′, 67′, Lavelle 44′,AdvertisementIt was one-way traffic from the start at the CPKC Stadium, with the U.S. dominating the ball and taking an early lead through Emma Sears.But Emma Hayes’ side were well in the clear by the half-time break thanks to goals from Catarino Macario and Rose Lavelle.Both Sears and Macario completed their braces in the second half as the U.S. marched onto to a five-goal lead in the dying minutes.And just when you thought…

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1.1M in Massachusetts rely on SNAP: Map shows which towns will be hardest hit by shutdown How can you help feed your neighbors without spending *** ton of money? As the government shutdown drags on, people relying on SNAP might need to find food for their families elsewhere if the funding runs out. So what can you do to help bridge the gap, even if you’re short on cash or time? Here are some options. If you do make *** donation, see if your employer can match it or consider giving an organization stock. Some places like the Greater Boston…

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The BC football team plays their 2nd ranked opponent in two weeks when they host #12 Notre Dame at Alumni Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Coming off of a loss to Louisville to drop to a 1-7 record, the Eagles’ season continues to spiral out of control due to a slew of injuries, offensive woes, and a myriad of other factors.Who: Boston College Eagles (1-7) vs #12 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (5-2)AdvertisementWhere: Alumni Stadium, Chestnut Hill, MAWhen: Saturday November 1st, 2025Kickoff Time: 3:30pm ETHow to Watch: This game will be broadcast live on ESPN and streamed live hereOur staff has spent…

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Crunch time for football teams on bubble: South Shore Sports ShowHosts Chris McDaniel and Ryan Vermette recap another compelling week of high school football and look ahead to the final week of the regular season.Massachusetts high school football teams have finally reached the last week of the regular season.Teams across the state will play Thursday through Saturday in hopes of finishing the regular season strong and making a final push in the power rankings.The top 16 ranked teams in each of the eight divisions with at least three wins and seven games played will qualify for the postseason state tournament.Check…

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The rocky marriage of team sports and illicit gambling dates back more than a century in the United States, bookended by the game-fixing scandal by eight Chicago White Sox players in the 1919 World Series and the current FBI investigation into prop betting and poker game fixing involving various NBA figures. No major professional sport appears immune to gambling scandals, as the following partial timeline suggests.NBA1950: Sol Levy, an NBA referee from 1948-51, faced seven criminal counts related to fixing games during the 1950-51 season, primarily by calling fouls to affect scoring. As The New York Times reported, he received…

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We’ve done this before — a Game 6 of the World Series in Toronto — and we’ll do it again on Friday night. As was the case the first time, the Blue Jays are up 3-2 in the series, this time against the Los Angeles Dodgers, and thus one win from the title. This raises the possibility, a tantalizing one for Jays rooters and those partial lightning-strike moments of high importance, that it will all happen again. It’s not likely, and indeed it’s quite unlikely. That’s the nature of such a precise set of circumstances required to make it all happen.…

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Editor’s Note: This is an excerpt from WBUR’s daily morning newsletter, WBUR Today. If you like what you read and want it in your inbox, sign up here. It’s Halloween! The weather may not compare to last year, but the skies should stay clear for trick-or-treating. Just bundle up, and remember to drive safe. Now, while you wait for Boston University’s annual pumpkin drop to begin, let’s get to the news:Hitting the books: Often, when Beacon Hill lawmakers pass something unanimously, it indicates there’s little pushback against the legislation. But not this week. On Wednesday, the Massachusetts House passed a…

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CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. – Boston College baseball alum Blake Butera ’15 was named the manager of the Washington Nationals on Friday morning.Butera, 33, becomes the youngest first-year manager in Major League Baseball since Frank Quilici managed the Minnesota Twins at age 33 in 1972. Butera has spent the previous eleven seasons with the Tampa Bay Rays organization in a variety of roles:   2015-16: Infielder in the Rays’ minor league system. 2017: Named Rays’ Low-A affiliate Hudson Valley Renegades first base coach. 2018: Became the youngest manager in Minor League Baseball serving as manager of the Hudson Valley Renegades…

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