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Five new faces are arriving in Orono, a reshuffled coaching staff is getting settled, and there's an NCAA ruling in the background that could change everything for some players.

Gabe Jacas missed a big chunk of camp, signed his rookie deal last, and still has coaches pulling him aside for extra work. That's a lot of catching up to do.

Boston has won 24 of their last 27 games — and Tuesday night at Fenway, it didn't take long for things to get completely out of hand.

Collin Mehrhoff threw six innings, got two hits, and drove in a run — not a bad Tuesday for a kid in a state championship game.

The proposed stadium would seat between 9,000 and 11,000 fans and be funded primarily through private investment.

A Portland sandwich just landed near the top of a national best-in-America list, and the ingredient combination alone is worth talking about.

The Red Sox just made a move that could change everything about their playoff run — and it starts with one of the best catchers in baseball.

Adley Rutschman is heading to Boston, Luis Arraez is now a Phillie, and the Dodgers just keep adding — the deadline did not disappoint this year.

Hammond Lumber's Riverhawks White haven't lost yet. Trenton has one loss. The math is simple — but what happens Tuesday evening in Bangor is anything but.

Three home runs in one inning — back to back to back — and suddenly the Red Sox had the Dodgers right where they wanted them.

The Acadians dropped a tough one earlier Sunday, then came back and scored 15 unanswered runs. Monday night at Mansfield Stadium, it all comes down to this.

Jack Kowalski struck out 12 batters in six innings — and that kind of performance on a Sunday afternoon at Mansfield Stadium is hard to ignore.

Drake Maye just wrapped up a season that had Patriots fans feeling things they haven't felt in a while — and now he's quietly building something even bigger.

Seven classes, dozens of drivers, and one very busy Saturday night out at Speedway Presented by Bar Harbor Bank & Trust — here's how it all shook out.

Five stolen bases, six hits, and not one error — the Trenton Acadians came to Bangor ready to play. The full story is worth a listen.