Red Sox and Dodgers went 7 hours, 20 minutes in Game 3.
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The Boston Red Sox will win the World Series. Here’s why.
The Public’s Radio sports blogger, Mike Szostak, has high hopes for the Red Sox in their latest bid to win the World Series.
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Finally, Price Is Right
David Price Finally won a playoff game Thursday night in Houston. And not just any playoff game. The playoff game that clinched the American League Championship Series and put the Red Sox into the World Series. A 4-1 victory that completed Boston’s improbable three-game sweep at Minute Maid Park after splitting the first two games […]
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In Cora’s Hometown, The Red Sox’s Success Shifts Focus From Hurricane
When he gets a text message from Alex Cora, Joseamid Rodriguez is all goosebumps. He pulls out his phone to show a recent text exchange with the Red Sox manager, in which Rodriguez congratulates Cora for clinching a spot in the playoffs, then pulls up his arm to prove he gets goosebumps. He’s a person […]
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Red Sox And Rams Highlight Weekend
The Red Sox and Yankees in the American League division series Friday night and the Rhode Island Rams and the Brown Bears in their 103rdintrastate football game Saturday afternoon, both attractions coming after the Patriots convincing 38-24 victory over the Colts Thursday night at Gillette Stadium. An autumn weekend in Rhode Island doesn’t get much […]
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New Management Of Atlantic Herring Fishery Pleases Some, But Raises Concerns For Others
Some recreational fishermen in Rhode Island say they are pleased with new rules for the Atlantic herring fishery, but a commercial fishing company in…
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TGIF: 20 Things To Know About Rhode Island Politics & Media
The calendar flips from summer to fall, and we move ever closer to the November election. Thanks for stopping by for my weekly column. Your tips and…
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RIP Charles Rappleye, Author of Book On Providence’s Brown Family and Slavery
Charles Rappleye, a great Los Angeles-based reporter and acclaimed author who wrote about everything from Providence’s Brown family and slave trading to…
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Bonus Q&A: Raimondo On K-12, PawSox, Mattiello & More
Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo joins Bonus Q&A to discuss a range of issues, including public education in the state, the PawSox, House Speaker…
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Providence College Hockey Player Mark Adams Dies
Mark Adams, a former Providence College defenseman who played on the Friars 2015 national championship hockey team, died suddenly Monday. He was 27. “Our program is heartbroken with the passing of Mark,” said Nate Leaman, PC head coach. “He was a great teammate and a special part of our entire community. Our thoughts are prayers […]
