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By Matias Grez, CNN
Boston Sport News
Best sports fans in the world? Boston ready for US Open and NBA Finals
As golf's biggest stars prepare for the US Open at Brookline this week, basketball's biggest showcase could reach its conclusion just six miles away at TD Garden.
Jon Rahm knows perfection not necessary for major success as he defends US Open
Jon Rahm got the defence of his US Open title under way on Thursday with a reminder that perfection is not necessary for major success.
US Open talking points: LIV Golf's shadow, Mickelson's quest, and in-form McIlroy's bid
The season’s third major championship takes place this week, with the US Open teeing off on Thursday. We look at some of the main talking points heading into the event at The Country Club in Brookline, Boston.
Warriors’ often-overlooked defense has them one win from another ring
The common narrative of these NBA Finals is that the Boston Celtics are beating themselves. The idea is that the Celtics are the bigger, more athletic team, they have the best defense, and if they would just stop turning the ball over and getting away from their game plan for stretches, they would lead these NBA Finals.
Jayson Tatum, Boston Celtics channel their 'will to want to win' as they again face elimination
BOSTON — Three times in this year's NBA playoffs, the Boston Celtics have found themselves one loss away from going home for the summer. Three times in these playoffs, the Celtics have found a way to extend their season — including two victories on the road.
USGA says LIV golfers could face tougher route into future US Opens
BROOKLINE, Mass. : United States Golf Association Chief Executive Mike Whan said on Wednesday he could foresee a day when it will be harder for those who joined LIV Golf to gain entry into the U.S. Open but does not want to make a knee-jerk reaction on the matter.
Andrew Coltart: LIV has hit golf like an earthquake and is threatening entire fabric of game
Andrew Coltart has returned to Brookline, where he has “mixed emotions” from the 1999 Ryder Cup, feeling that golf has been “hit by an earthquake” that is ripping the game apart.