Leavitt and Lisbon each have two players chosen to play in all-star game.
Lee Horton
Staff Writer
Lee Horton is the Varsity Maine Editor for the Maine Trust for Local News. He joined the Sun Journal as assistant sports editor in July 2016, then served as sports editor from May 2018 to May 2024. Prior to moving to Maine, he was the sports editor at the Peninsula Daily News in Port Angeles, Washington.
Posted inBoston Red Sox, National Sports, Sports
Mike Fiers, three A’s relievers shut down Red Sox
Fiers gave Oakland another stellar start and the Athletics made Matt Chapman’s homer stand in a 1-0 win over Chris Sale and the Boston Red Sox.
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Posted inBoston Bruins, National Sports, Sports
Jake DeBrusk helps Bruins rout Blue Jackets
Brad Marchand becomes 10th Boston player to reach 100 points.
Posted inColumns, Local Sports, Maine colleges, Sports
On Skiing: 2019 Maine Ski Hall of Fame class announced
Inductees include Seth Wescott and others who have represented Maine or helped the sport grown in the state.
Posted inColumns, Local Sports, Sports
Outdoors in Maine: Special moose hunts honor disabled vets
Free-of-charge hunts later this year open to disabled veterans.
Posted inBoston Red Sox, National Sports, Sports
Mitch Moreland’s 3-run homer in ninth gives Red Sox first win of season
Pinch-hit home run turns two-run deficit into one-run advantage.
Posted inNational Sports, Sports
Kyrie Irving’s late layup lifts Celtics over Pacers
Driving layup with 0.5 seconds left gives Boston win against Indiana.
Posted inNational Sports, Sports
Celtics ban fan through next season for verbal abuse
Fan, a minor, was ejected from Jan. 26 game against Warriors after verbally abusing DeMarcus Cousins.
Posted inLocal Sports, Maine colleges, Sports
College softball: Edward Little grad Taylor Depot homers; Bates, UNE split
Bates’ Julia Panepinto homers in both games of a doubleheader
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Scherzer highest-paid player, Red Sox top payroll list again
Washington pitcher Max Scherzer took over from Los Angeles Angels Mike Trout as baseball’s highest-paid player and the champion Boston Red Sox remained the sport’s biggest spender for the second straight year, according to a study by The Associated Press.