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Erin Walsh

Erin Walsh is a Boston sports fan through and through. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Bridgewater State University and currently is in pursuit of her Master's Degree in Journalism from Northeastern University. Follow her on Twitter @ewalsh90.

Fred VanVleet 'not shy' about trying to get paid big money in free agency

VanVleet has emerged as one of the NBA's better two-way guards since entering the league as an undrafted free agent in 2016. While he did make $9.3 million last season, he's certainly due for a hefty raise.

Brett Favre thinks Eagles should have kept Nick Foles, not Carson Wentz

The Eagles went 9-7 in 2019 and are 3-4-1 on the 2020 campaign. Wentz has completed just 58.4% of his passes for 1,883 yards and 12 touchdowns against a league-leading 12 interceptions this season. 

Vikings to have 250 fans maximum at home for remainder of season

With coronavirus cases across the country rising, it's no surprise the Vikings decided to scrap their original plans to increase capacity.

Fans who attend NBA games must wear masks per memo sent to teams

Fans within 30 feet of the court must register a negative coronavirus test two days prior to the game or rapid test on game day. All fans over the age of two must also wear masks at all times.

Texans' firing of Amy Palcic angers NFL community

Palcic joined the organization in 2013 and became the first and only woman to hold top public relations responsibilities for an NFL team.

Hawks emerge as trade destination for Pelicans' Jrue Holiday?

Holiday is set to earn $25.4 million during the upcoming season and will then have the opportunity to exercise a $26.3 million player option in 2021-22 or test the market.

Report: Christian McCaffrey seeking second opinion on injured shoulder, won't play Sunday

McCaffrey impressed in his return to the field last week, rushing for 69 yards and one touchdown with 82 yards and another touchdown receiving. 

Marcus Stroman accepts Mets' qualifying offer, 'beyond excited' to remain with club

Stroman had his 2020 season delayed due to an injury and then decided on Aug. 10 to opt-out of the shortened campaign due to COVID-19 concerns. 

White Sox manager Tony La Russa to officer during arrest: 'I'm a Hall of Famer'

According to reports, La Russa referenced his Hall of Fame career multiple times, appearing incoherent and expressing mistrust in the blood-alcohol-level tests. 

Thunder promoting assistant Mark Daigneault to head coach

Daigneault completed his first season as an assistant with the Thunder in 2020. He previously served as Oklahoma City's G League coach for five years, racking up a .572 winning percentage and three division titles. 

Report: Timberwolves interested in acquiring second lottery pick

At this point, we'll just have to wait and see what happens. With no clear-cut superstar atop the draft this year, anything could happen. 

James Harden, Russell Westbrook concerned about future of Rockets?

f they want to hold onto Harden and Westbrook, meaning a shot at a title in the future, they'll have to guarantee that the organization will do everything possible to win a championship.

Knicks close training facility after multiple positive COVID-19 tests

With NBA training camps set to open on Dec. 1, the Knicks organization will have to be a little more vigilant when it comes to the virus. 

D.J. LeMahieu rejects Yankees' qualifying offer, will become free agent

LeMahieu, a batting title winner in back-to-back seasons, is a finalist for the MVP award. If he decides to sign with a team other than the Yankees, New York will receive draft-pick compensation. 

Report: Wichita State to part ways with head coach Gregg Marshall

Greg Marshall's time at Wichita State has come to an end.  The school is expected to part ways with the men's basketball head coach by the end of the week, according to Jeff Goodman of Stadium.  The news comes after Wichita State opened an investigation into Marshall following allegations of misconduct made by former player Shaq Morris.

Trading for Jets QB Sam Darnold will take second-, fifth-round picks?

In 32 career games, the 23-year-old has completed just 59.7% of his  passes for 6,934 yards and 39 touchdowns against 34 interceptions.

Former Astros GM Jeff Luhnow suing team for breach of contract

Luhnow's attorneys allege that MLB's investigation into the Astros  sign-stealing scandal was flawed, had no credible evidence and that the  former GM had no knowledge of the elaborate scheme.

Mariners' Kyle Lewis unanimously named AL Rookie of the Year

The 25-year-old quickly made a name for himself at the plate, racking up  four home runs and 25 hits in his first 17 games. He finished the  season with a .262 batting average, 28 RBI and 11 home runs.

Patriots 'don't feel very good about Jarrett Stidham?'

The 24-year-old has completed just 47.8% of his passes for 124 yards and one touchdown against three interceptions on the year. 

Brewers reliever Devin Williams named NL Rookie of the Year

For the first time since 2011, a relief pitcher has won the Rookie of the Year award.

Bills fans donate over $100K in honor of Josh Allen's deceased grandmother

Buffalo Bills fans are showing their support for Josh Allen in more ways than one this season.

Ben Roethlisberger injures both knees; optimism he'll play vs. Bengals

The Pittsburgh Steelers may have dodged a bullet, as veteran quarterback Ben Roethlisberger suffered injuries to both knees during Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys.

Report: Blue Jays interested in OFs George Springer, Jackie Bradley Jr.

The Blue Jays made their first move of the offseason over the weekend by re-signing left-hander Robbie Ray to a one-year, $8 million deal. 

Steelers player tests positive for COVID-19

The news of the positive tests comes just two days after a member of the Steelers staff tested positive.

Bucs' Bruce Arians criticizes Tom Brady after poor performance vs. Saints

Arians criticized Brady earlier this season following a Week 1 loss to the Saints, but he hasn't been as harsh toward the QB since then.