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Brian Scalabrine first burst onto the scene in Boston as the ultimate cheerleader—a red-headed reserve player who became the secret weapon of the 2008 championship […]

This interview was originally published in our June 2025 issue. We are recirculating it now, timed to the Red Sox making the playoffs. In the […]

I think I know my kids. Some days more than others. I’m not sure about their favorite books or what goes on during lunch block. […]

Slate-gray clouds and the threat of rain loomed over Sharon High School’s football field on Thanksgiving Day last fall, yet hundreds of students and their […]

One semester in high school, my friends and I signed up to take badminton to fulfill our physical education requirement. Our two-fold rationale was this: […]

No matter how many times we try, or how much we love our hometown teams, Boston has seldom been able to expand its professional sports […]

Wyc Grousbeck is frustrated. It’s been six months since his Celtics lost in the playoffs, failing to bring home championship No. 18, and like most […]

If you’ve ever been to the Institute of Contemporary Art, you know the museum view looking out onto the waterfront is pretty elite. But have […]

When Scott Mutryn and three of his buddies heard the news last summer that other colleges were trying to lure away their alma mater’s star […]

It’s Patriots’ Day in Boston, and the 127th Boston Marathon is underway. Competition was particularly fierce this year, so who was the first down Boylston […]

After 33 years coaching NFL and college all-stars, former Green Bay Packers coach Mike Sherman wasn’t sure he had much to learn from a bunch of high school football players on the Cape. He was wrong.

How did a sleepy academy in a rural New England town spawn the best high school basketball team in the country?