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Seven runs in one inning. That's the kind of momentum shift that changes everything — and it's exactly what sent the Dunkin Comrades to Bangor.

Philadelphia hasn't seen an NBA title since 1983, and now they've got the all-time leading scorer suiting up alongside Joel Embiid and Jaylen Brown.

About 100 people gathered on Route 3 in Trenton Friday morning — and the two people who mattered most were the ones who pulled back the curtain on the sign.

July 30th is one of those days where getting a Blizzard actually means something beyond the ice cream.

The Flagg family showed up to Celebrity Family Feud like they had something to prove — and they left with a whole lot more than bragging rights.

Matt Turcotte struck out 17 batters in less than seven innings. That's the kind of performance that makes the other dugout go very quiet, very fast.

Fourteen hits, six for extra bases, and a pitcher who made it look easy. The Acadians are heading to Bangor, and they earned it.

Seven home games, a trip to Daytona Beach, and a date with Oregon — the Black Bears aren't easing into the 2026-27 season quietly.

Boston had won 15 straight — matching a franchise record set by a Ted Williams team back in 1946. Then Baltimore showed up for game two.

Fifteen straight wins. The last time the Red Sox did that, Ted Williams was leading the charge — and that was 1946.

Lucas Rutherford struck out nine batters and still took the loss — that tells you just about everything you need to know about how Tuesday went for the Dunkin Comrades.

Andrew McKenney didn't just pitch well Tuesday night — he threw a complete no-hitter, and the Riverdogs didn't let up for a single inning.

Trevor Shimabukuro threw all seven innings, didn't walk a single batter, and the Captains still needed the final frame to pull it off.

Trent Goss had himself a Tuesday — three hits, two RBIs, and ten strikeouts on the mound. The Acadians made a strong case in the State Qualifier.

NFL training camp is back, and this year there's a Valentine's Day Super Bowl, a retired legend making a comeback, and a quarterback who got paid 67 million dollars after three career starts.