Gil Brandt says a team like the Bears might want to give two-time World Cup champion a look.
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.
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Larry Bird mural will be changed to remove tattoos
An artist says she’ll remove most tattoos from a large painting of Larry Bird on an Indianapolis multi-family residence.
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Josh Gordon back with Patriots while on non-football injury list
Receiver was on the field for the New England Patriots for the first time since he was suspended in December for violating the league’s substance abuse policy.
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Par for the Course: Lewiston’s Pat Callier still going strong at 95
1943 graduate of Lewiston High School has been a member at Fairlawn since it opened in 1963.
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Outdoors in Maine: State regulators making much-needed concessions for crossbows
Maine will allow wider use of crossbows during a three-year test period.
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Tom Brady gives Mike Vrabel small trophy for Titans’ 2018 win over Patriots
New England quarterback gives former teammate small trophy before teams’ second practice together.
Posted inNational Sports, Sports
Dale Earnhardt Jr. taking weekend off after surviving plane crash
Earnhardt and his wife and daughter were involved in a plane crash as the family landed Thursday near Bristol Motor Speedway.
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Meet Maddy Freking, the first girl in the Little League World Series since Mo’ne Davis
“It’s a dream coming true,” Freking said, “just to be there is really amazing.”
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Column: Jay-Z sells out Kaepernick, grabs big money from NFL
Rapper’s deal with NFL is a money grab for one side, a PR coup for the other, Paul Newberry writes.
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As talks break down, Megan Rapinoe says USWNT ‘won’t accept anything less than equal pay’
“If we win the game, if we lose the game, if we tie the game, we want to be paid equally, period,” United States Women’s National Team captain said.