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June 24, 2020

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CELTICS

NBA’s first day of coronavirus testing didn’t go well, which was predictable | Tom Westerholm

The NBA knew this was coming, but it doesn't bode well.

By Tom Westerholm | twesterh@masslive.com

ENTERTAINMENT

‘Noose’ found in Bubba Wallace’s garage was door pull, had been there since 2019, officials say

No federal crime was committed, said U.S. Attorney Jay Town.

By Carol Robinson | crobinson@al.com

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THE TYLT

Is a 60-game MLB season even worth it?

After a spring of negotiation, renegotiation and rejection, the MLB appears to be on its way back with a 60-game season.

By The Tylt

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SPORTS

Hitting to all fields: Pondering if major league baseball will ever get its act together

The latest sports news from The Republican's ace sportswriter

By Garry Brown | Special to The Republican

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RED SOX

Ex-Red Sox P Bronson Arroyo enjoying TV replays of 2004 World Series, embracing his music during pandemic

Arroyo will be contributing to the annual event's virtual show on Thursday

By Matt Vautour | mvautour@masslive.com

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RED SOX

MLB’s spring training 2.0 will be three-phased plan that ends with exhibition games, up to 60 players can be invited to camp

Players will report to spring training in early July.

By Chris Cotillo | ccotillo@MassLive.com

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