Remembering sculptor Armand LaMontagne, ‘our enduring star’ whose wooden sculpture work commemorated Boston’s sporting greats
LaMontagne's legacy is that of having been, in the estimation of many, America’s greatest wood portrait sculptor.
‘A place in all of our hearts’: As 50th anniversary celebration nears, 1975 Red Sox feel incomplete without Luis Tiant
On April 4, two teams will play the 2025 Red Sox home opener at Fenway Park. A third team will reunite in the ancient emerald ...
Newsday's Long Island All-Decade boys basketball players: The 1950s
There is a rich history of Long Island boys basketball, from the 1950s with superstars such as Jim Brown of Manhasset and Carl Yastrzemski of Bridgehampton. Both went on to spectacular Hall of Fame ...
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Mike Yastrzemski Steps Up as Giants Look to Build Momentum
Once a controversial figure among San Francisco Giants fans, Mike Yastrzemski is set to play a pivotal role this season. At ...
The Bryce Harper conversation: Why he’s open to an outfield return, his love of Pilates, playing past 40, and more
The Harper Era has been an unequivocal success as it enters season seven. The Phillies star talked with The Inquirer about ...
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After a Racist Comment, I Chose to Start a Conversation
When racism revealed itself in her seemingly "safe" community, Christine Koh found a different way to respond.
Two RI legends created gifts to us all. Here's to John Rector and Armand LaMontagne
Pawtucket-born Armand LaMontagne created life-size creations of Babe Ruth, Larry Bird and others out of wood. Columnist Mark ...
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Rice, old guard influence quietly going extinct
Stories abound, of former Red Sox stars and superstars, shooting down to spring training to assess the kids, maybe chat with some vets.
Baseball's golden numbers add up to 300 wins, 500 homers and 3,000 career hits
The only pitcher in history to win 300 or more games in a career with the same team is the legendary Walter Johnson.