Rondo was the last player from Boston’s 2008 NBA championship team to step away from the game.
Joe Grant
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Fisk University men’s basketball forward Armstead being honored for his courage
Jeremiah Armstead will make history as the first player from a historically Black college or university or NAIA school to receive the Perry Wallace Most Courageous Award.
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No-hitter caps a big week for Astros pitcher Ronel Blanco
Blanco, who made his first Opening Day roster and welcomed a new daughter within the last seven days, shut down Toronto in his eighth MLB start.
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Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese got everyone watching women’s basketball, for better and worse
There are the growing pains when a game attracts a new legion of fans piling onto this speeding bandwagon, and everyone might want to buckle up.
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Hauser, Tatum score 25 each as Celtics top Hornets, 118-104
Sam Hauser and Jayson Tatum combine for 50 as Boston gets its 11th win in the past 13 games.
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UConn knocks off No. 1-seed USC to reach its 23rd Final Four, 80-73
The Huskies will take on Iowa, while South Carolina faces N.C. State, in the national semifinals on Friday night in Cleveland.
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Caitlin Clark pours in 41 points as Iowa eliminates defending champion LSU, 94-87
Clark hits a record-tying nine 3-pointers as the Hawkeyes earn a trip back to another Final Four after losing to LSU in the title game last year.
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Ask Maine Audubon: Spring snowstorm results in rare bird sightings
Your wildlife questions are answered by Maine Audubon Staff Naturalist Doug Hitchcox.
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Braves score seven times in the eighth inning to win in Philadelphia
Matt Olson delivers the pivotal hit as Atlanta opens defense of its NL East title by rallying past the Phillies for a 9-3 victory.
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For openers, Brayan Bello steps up with a quality first start
Brayan Bello answers the call, allowing two runs in five innings as the Red Sox open with a 6-4 win at Seattle.