Author: BostonSportsNews

TORONTO — Yoshinobu Yamamoto stood alone on the mound, his eyes fixed on the plate. Still, for seconds, not even a deep breath. He didn’t need a moment to steady before firing a 1-2 fastball up and in that George Springer swung through in the eighth at 96 miles per hour. Nor the fastball to freeze Nathan Lukes, the next batter, on a low and away heater to end the frame. That one was 97 mph. Yamamoto lives wrapped in a meditative calm.It’s defined his postseason. The serenity in his expression. The quiet in his aura. He saves all the chaos…

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A million Bay Staters are at risk of losing their SNAP benefits just days from now, as a political firestorm has erupted amid the federal government shutdown, and a message from a state agency turns up the political heat. As SNAP benefits are set to run dry in November, the Massachusetts DTA has posted a notice on its taxpayer-funded website blaming the Trump administration for the potential shortfall. “President Trump is currently choosing to not issue November SNAP benefits that help you and many families put food on the table,” the Department of Transitional Assistance notice states. “You may also…

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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – The Boston College Women’s Fencing team opened its season by competing at the 2025 Coach Nikki Franke Classic preseason tournament at the Liacouras Center on the campus of Temple University.The Coach Nikki Franke Classic is a preseason tournament where many of the top teams from across the country compete to prepare for the upcoming season. The meet began on Saturday with the Women’s events, and wrapped up on Sunday with the Men’s events.Lydia Johnson was the top finisher for the women, placing second overall in the sabre. Alissa Khan, Rachel Buhay, and Valeria Sourimto all finished in…

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The game of the night saw two undefeated NEPSAC Class A powers, Dexter Southfield and Avon Old Farms, go head-to-head in a back-and-forth battle eventually won by the Winged Beavers, 29-28. Matthew Baer had three touchdowns for AOF, while Dexter sophomore Rory Funke also scored three times. Highlighting the rest of Saturday’s football results were a few outstanding individual performances:▪ Lynn English senior Shane Knowlton-Simard, a 6-foot-3-inch, 180-pound quarterback, dominated a 50-35 win over Everett, rushing 19 times for 319 yards and six touchdowns. His final score, a 68-yard gallop, gave the Bulldogs a two-score lead with 1:40 to play.…

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Boston Red Sox After landing Garrett Crochet in a trade last offseason, the Red Sox still have one of the stronger farm systems in baseball to possibly make a deal for a top pitcher. Tarik Skubal has been rumored to possibly get traded this offseason. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson) By Conor Roche October 25, 2025 | 4:21 PM 3 minutes to read It’s evident that the Red Sox need some help at the top of their rotation, which is part of the reason why one insider believes they’ll be in the mix for some of the top pitchers who might be…

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When fall rolls around, nonprofits are propelled into year-end fundraising mode. It’s akin to retailers planning Christmas displays while Halloween sales are still going strong. Here’s a list of things to tackle now before your annual appeal goes out.Check in with your top donors. They be wondering how you’re faring in this challenging landscape. It would be more than a little awkward to be radio-silent all year only to show up again in December with a request for a donation. Call, email, send a little update, or have a board member reach out to personally thank the donor for their…

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NORTH CANTON — The Battle for the Rail trophy is back in North Canton. And Brian Baum doesn’t have to take any more grief from his oldest son, BT. “I told the players, ‘I’m just glad we won the Rail back because I’m tired of my 11-year-old giving me a hard time about it,'” the Hoover High School football coach said. “It’s back where it belongs, in our weight room.” The Vikings did the heavy lifting in the second half and pulled away from rival Jackson for a 35-14 win at Memorial Stadium on Friday, Oct. 24. Watch Ohio High School Football Live…

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The representational image shows a family enjoying live cricket action on Geo Super TV. — Gemini  AI/FileKARACHI: Pakistan’s sports enthusiasts have a major reason to celebrate as the country’s first private sports channel, Geo Super, is all set to bring live action from the world’s biggest sporting arenas directly to its viewers.Geo Super has signed a historic partnership with the international streaming platform MYCO, under which Pakistani audiences will be able to watch the English Premier League, Wimbledon, Formula E, World Squash Federation events, Karate, Cricket, and several other global competitions live on Geo Super. Speaking on the occasion, MYCO…

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“Our primary goal is not to be a legal political party. It is to build political power for working people,” said Georgia Hollister Isman, the party’s New England regional director.One of the first steps, she said, is to help get its preferred candidates into office, including on Beacon Hill, where Democrats have shown what she called an “over-deference to corporate forces and wealthier folks.”“We’re not the Green Party,” Hollister Isman said. “We’re trying really hard to win.”A minor left-wing party in New York, the Working Families Party has wielded power in New York City politics for years, including helping boost…

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The moment Husky fans have been waiting all summer long for is finally here.   The UConn women’s basketball team is set to return to Hartford, Conn. on Sunday, Oct. 26, for the second game of their exhibition series against the Southern Connecticut State Owls.    The UConn women’s basketball team returns to Hartford for their second exhibition game of the  season on Sunday, Oct. 26. The Huskies won their first exhibition game 84-67 against Boston College on Oct. 13. Photo by Connor Sharp, Photo Editor/The Daily Campus It will be the Huskies’ first game in Hartford since the former XL Center…

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