Defying the odds, St. Louis won three games in Boston.
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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Game Seven: Every Athlete’s Dream
The Boston Bruins and St. Louis Blues will skate for the Stanley Cup Wednesday night.
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Rhode Islander Matt Kuhar: Bryant’s Best Tennis Player Ever
Matt Kuhar of Smithfield lost only one match in high school and compiled a stellar record in college.
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John Havlicek, 1940-2019
John Havlicek, the Bouncing Buckeye from Ohio State,was one of the greatest Boston Celtics.
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A Second Act For Masters Champion Tiger Woods
After a decade of struggles, Tiger Woods is back on top.
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Even Hackers Pay Attention To Golf On Masters Weekend
Casual fans tune in to the Masters at Augusta National, the Cathedral of Golf.
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Forget That West Coast Nightmare. Red Sox Season Starts Today!
Baseball season in New England starts when the Red Sox take the field at Fenway Park for their home opener.
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Thanks For The Memories, Gronk!
Tight end Rob Gronkowski of the Patriots announces he is retiring.
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Congratulations To Teams And Coaches
After weeks of scandals, On Sports offers congratulations to deserving teams and coaches.
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Gordie Ernst: High School Hero To Corrupt Coach?
One of Rhode Island’s most decorated athletes faces a federal racketeering conspiracy charge.
