The next time Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Curt Schilling could be considered would be by a contemporary committee for the 2026 Hall of Fame class.
Paul Abramowitz
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World Cup notebook: Sterling leaves England World Cup camp after home break-in
Raheem Sterling missed England’s round of 16 game on Sunday and it not known if he would be back for the quarterfinal match against France on Saturday.
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Bruins notebook: Montgomery learned to focus on the ‘process’ while playing at UMaine
Bruins Coach Jim Montgomery said he learned plenty after a poor performance at his first Frozen Four with the Black Bears.
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Thursday’s college roundup: College Football Playoff expands to 12 teams in 2024 season
The first round of the playoff in 2024 will take place on campus sites matching teams seeded 5-12 the week ending Saturday, Dec. 21. Exact dates are still to be determined.
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Tatum scores 49 as Celtics hold off hot-shooting Heat, 134-121
Jayson Tatum has three 40-point games for the Celtics, who have won five straight and 14 of 15.
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NFL notebook: Rams’ Aaron Donald to miss first game of career due to injury
Aaron Donald has a high ankle sprain from the Rams’ loss at Kansas City last Sunday
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NHL roundup: Penguins’ Letang out indefinitely after a second stroke
GM Ron Hextall said this stroke doesn’t appear to be as serious as the one Kris Letang sustained in 2014.
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MLB notebook: Blue Jays hire Don Mattingly as bench coach
The former New York Yankees’ slugger and six-time All-Star joins the Blue Jays after seven seasons with the Marlins
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MLB notebook: José Abreu signing with the Houston Astros
José Abreu, the 2020 AL MVP, is expected to sign a three-year contract with the World Series champs.
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Crowd angered by lockdowns calls for China’s Xi to step down
Three years after the virus emerged, China is the only major country still trying to stop transmission of COVID-19.