Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson shouldn’t have much trouble giving fans value for their money. Turner Sports announced Thursday via Twitter the one-on-one showdown between the golf greats will cost $ 19.99 to watch on pay-per-view. Woods and Mickelson will face off Nov. 23, at Shadow Creek Golf Course in Las Vegas in a match-play round, with the winner due to bank the $ 9 million jackpot. WarnerMedia announces pricing and distribution partnerships for Capital One’s The Match: Tig... NESN.com
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Red Sox Wrap: Three-Run Fifth Paves Way To 4-2 Game 2 Win Vs. Dodgers
The Red Sox made good use of their time at Fenway Park this week. Boston claimed Game 2 of the World Series on Wednesday, beating the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 in the final home game before a potential Game 6. David Price delivered a quality outing, looking strong over six innings. The offense again came through when it mattered most, with J.D. Martinez’s two-RBI single in the fifth inning that broke a 2-2 deadlock proving to be the ultimate difference. The Red Sox now lead the series 2-0. Here’s how it went down: GAME IN A WORDClutch. The pitching was good and the hits were timely as the Red Sox kept ... NESN.com
Red Sox Turn To David Price For World Series Game 2 Vs. Dodgers
For the first time in his big league career, David Price will be looking to earn his second straight playoff win. The left-hander notched his first career postseason victory as a starter in Game 5 of the American League Championship Series against the Houston Astros, tossing six scoreless innings to help the Boston Red Sox secure the AL pennant. Price will return to the mound Wednesday night at Fenway Park for Game 2 of the World Series in hopes of lifting the Red Sox to a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven series. The Los Angeles Dodgers will counter with right-hander Hyun-Jin Ryu. For a preview of the pitching matchup, check out the
Alex Cora Reveals Awesome Plan For Office Photo Collage Once Season Ends
The Boston Red Sox have won quite a bit this season, and manager Alex Cora has been keeping the memories in sight along the way — literally. Plenty has been made this season about Cora’s photo collage in his office. After each win this season, he has a framed photo from that game hung in his office. At this point there are 115 photos between the regular season and playoffs, and he and his team are hoping to add four more to the collection over the next week and a half. But when the season does end, whether it be with the Red Sox winning the World Series or falling to the Los
NL Champion Dodgers Have Proven To Be Resilient Bunch All Season
Aside from making the World Series, the Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers have one pretty big similarity: they’re both incredibly resilient. Back in May, the Dodgers looked like they would be out of postseason contention, sitting well below .500. Their postseason run has had some bumps, but at each impasse they’ve done enough to get through. The Red Sox managed to grind their way to 108 wins, which certainly is no accident. They mounted plenty of comebacks, and showed quite a bit of resolve all season. As such, the Fall Classic will be a test between teams that have a “never say die” attitude. To hear NESN’s Adam Pellerin an... NESN.com
Why Alex Cora Believes Astros Cheating Allegations Helped Red Sox In ALCS
For most managers, the idea of another team sneaking someone onto the field to point a camera in their dugout would be, well, uncomfortable. But Alex Cora is not like most managers. The Houston Astros were caught sneaking a non-credentialed individual onto the field to record the Boston Red Sox dugout during the American League Championship Series. Many assumed the Astros were spying and/or sign-stealing, but it turns out they were just making sure the Red Sox weren’t the ones doing something fishy. Major League Baseball elected to not punish Houston over the incident, which also occurred during the American League Division Series against the Clevelan... NESN.com
Tom Brady Had Simple Message For Matthew Slater After Chiefs Took Late Lead
Tom Brady knows exactly what to tell his teammates in big moments. Such was the case last Sunday when the Kansas City Chiefs returned a kickoff 97 yards and scored three plays later to take a 33-30 lead over the New England Patriots with just over eight minutes to go in the fourth quarter at Gillette Stadium. Despite the fact the Patriots had blown a 15-point lead, Brady wasn’t worried, bumping fists with fellow team captain Matthew Slater before delivering a simple message. “We’re good,” Brady told Slater, per ESPN’s Mike Reiss. After giving up the long kickoff, Slater had his doubts. “We are? It sure doesn’t fe... NESN.com