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‘The Huddle’ is joined on Friday by former MLB player Doug Glanville, who spent part of nine years in the Major Leagues with the Cubs, Phillies, and Rangers. He talked with us about the Hall of Fame

The University of Vermont men’s basketball team has finished its non-conference schedule for next season, adding Cincinnati to an already strong slate that includes national champion Virginia and St. Johns. Jack Korte on Twitter Just in: @UVMmbb

The New York Yankees swept the Tampa Bay Rays yesterday in a doubleheader at Yankee Stadium, but manager Aaron Boone was ejected from Game 1 after arguing balls and strikes in the second inning. Writing about it

The Boston Celtics have officially signed guard Kemba Walker and big man Enes Kanter to replace the departed Kyrie Irving and Al Horford. Speaking at the introductory press conference, General Manager Danny Ainge said that this new

Elijah “Pumpsie” Green, the first African-American player to ever play for the Red Sox, died on Wednesday at the age of 85. You can watch the Red Sox informational tribute to him below: Red Sox on Twitter

‘The Huddle’ is joined on Wednesdays by ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney thanks to Lucky’s Trailer Sales and Peterbilt of Vermont. This week, we caught up with Buster to talk about the idea of Aroldis Chapman opting

An interesting article came out on Wednesday about Cleveland Browns QB Baker Mayfield in which Mayfield said he felt for a long time that the Patriots were going to take him at the No. 2 pick in

An interesting article came out on Wednesday about Cleveland Browns QB Baker Mayfield in which Mayfield said he felt for a long time that the Patriots were going to take him at the No. 2 pick in

‘The Huddle’ had an interesting discussion on Wednesday’s show about if NFL teams should rather have one dominant running back like Saquon Barkley or if they should rather have depth at the position like the Patriots do.

Earlier this week, Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk said that he projected the chances of Rob Gronkowski returning to the Patriots at 40 percent. Where did he get that number and what could be the ultimate