Chiefs will win, Brady will stay, Betts will go.
Michael Szostak
Mike Szostak covered sports for The Providence Journal for 36 years until retiring in 2013. His career highlights included five Winter Olympics from Lake Placid to Nagano and 17 seasons covering the Boston Celtics. His beats also included tennis, skiing and college sports, especially Brown University and URI football.
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Red Sox Had No Choice On Firing Manager
The Boston Red Sox had no choice but to fire manager Alex Cora Tuesday, not after a scathing report from Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred that implicated Cora in a cheating scandal while a bench coach with the Houston Astros in 2017 and not after Astros owner Jim Crane axed his manager A.J. Hinch […]
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Savor The Memories; The Patriots Dynasty Is Done
They are in the playoffs, but the New England Patriots 19-year reign in the NFL is over.
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Santa Claus Turns To Sailing In The Off Season
This jolly old elf takes his roles seriously.
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It’s Thanksgiving, And I Am Grateful
We have much to be thankful for this day.
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Giving Thanks That College Football Season In R.I. Is Finished, PC Soccer Is Not
Four football teams produce losing records, but the Friars advance to the third round of the NCAA men’s soccer tournament.
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Brown’s Championship Women’s Soccer Team Poised For NCAA Tournament Charge
The 14-1-2 Bears are the best women’s soccer team at Brown since 1994.
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What A Finish For North Kingstown’s Chris George And Colby
The senior tri-captain scores four touchdowns and leads Colby to the CBB championship.
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North Kingstown’s Chris George Leads Colby In His Football Finale Against Archrival Bowdoin
The senior running back can help the Mules win the CBB championship and ease the pain of another losing season.
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Four Cheers For The Washington Nationals!
Baseball’s Road Warriors are the first to win the World Series with four victories on the road.
