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Tuukka Rask Re-Signing With Bruins on 1-Year Deal (Report)

Tuukka Rask Re-Signing With Bruins on 1-Year Deal (Report) Tuukka Rask is back with the Boston Bruins. According to PuckPedia, the 34-year-old will be re-signing with the team after signing a tryout deal with the Providence Bruins, the AHL affiliate, but not playing a game with the team due to COVID-19 issues. The goaltender will be reportedly receiving a o...

' Adam Buksa Linked to Potential Italy Move

New England Revolution’s Adam Buksa Linked to Potential Italy Move New England Revolution striker Adam Buksa is being linked with Pisa SC of Serie B, the second division of Italian football. Pisa is reportedly offering the Revs $9.5-$10M for the goal-scorer. Buksa has been on a tear in the past year, both on the club and international level. The deal would be a mas...

Mac Jones Calls His Performance in ’ Loss to Dolphins ‘Super Embarrassing’

Mac Jones Calls Performance vs. Dolphins 'Super Embarrasing' New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones had a rough ending to his regular season, as the rookie wasn’t so pleased with his performance in New England’s 33-24 loss to the Miami Dolphins. “It’s super embarrassing, honestly, just from my point: How I played. It wasn’t good enough,” Jones...

Will Likely Be Shorthanded on Both Lines For Postseason

Patriots Will Likely Be Shorthanded on Both Lines For Postseason The Patriots could be without rookie defensive tackle Christian Barmore and offensive tackle Isaiah Wynn for the playoffs, as the two linemen suffered injuries in New England’s 33-24 loss to the Miami Dolphins. Only Barmore was carted off the field. Bill Belichick didn’t offer any updates during...

Week 18 Notebook: The Recipe For a New England Loss

Patriots Week 18 Notebook: The Recipe For a New England Loss The Patriots end the regular season on a sour and exhausting note in their 33-24 loss to the Miami Dolphins. Clinching a playoff spot with at least 10 wins and a rookie quarterback is incredibly rare and something to be proud of. However, in their losses, the Patriots dug their own holes of defeat.....