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The Boston Red Sox still have the best record in baseball, and they still lead the AL East by 6.5 games over the Yankees. But after being swept by the Rays this weekend and after going 2-6

The New York Giants signed star wide receiver to a five-year contract extension yesterday worth up to $95 million. Our own Brady Farkas explains on ‘Champlain Valley Game Night’ why the Giants had no choice but to

We have extremely exciting news here at 101.3 ESPN…. On Tuesday, Sept. 4th, we will be debuting 101.3 The Game! We’re excited to continue to take steps to improve our station for our fans and listeners in

The New York Giants have signed wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. to a five-year contract worth $95 million, $65 of which is guaranteed. Mike Garafolo on Twitter Base value of Odell Beckham’s new deal is $90 million

The New England Patriots have agreed to terms on a five-year contract with guard Shaq Mason. The deal will pay Mason $23.5 million guaranteed and could be worth as much as $50 million overall. https://twitter.com/pfrumors/status/1034123585218985984 Via the

Good news for UVM athletics fans who want to see new facilities in Catamount Country! https://twitter.com/EricDLussier/status/1034088517306081281 This means that the University is moving forward with the plans for a renovated Gutterson Fieldhouse and an all-new basketball facility.

We were all excited about the possibility of veteran wide receiver Eric Decker having a major impact on the Patriots when he signed there this offseason, but it wasn’t meant to be as Decker was not going

‘The Huddle’ takes a look at what to watch for in the Patriots and Panthers preseason Game number 3. LISTEN HERE: Remember you can follow the station on Twitter @1013Espn or you can “LIKE” us on Facebook

On Friday’s edition of ‘The Huddle,’ the crew was joined by 17-year MLB veteran Mike Cameron. The all-star and Gold Glove winner was a part of the 2001 Seattle Mariners team that won 116 games and he

On Friday’s edition of ‘The Huddle,’ the crew was joined by 17-year MLB veteran Mike Cameron. The all-star and Gold Glove winner was a part of the 2001 Seattle Mariners team that won 116 games and he