Conor Ryan is a Boston Bruins Beat Reporter for Boston.com and the Boston Globe. With a focus on local sports, Conor covers the latest news, analysis, and updates on the Boston Bruins and other teams in Massachusetts. He has also made appearances on The 7 Footers Basketball Podcast.
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Conor’s coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly football and hockey in the Boston area. Given his emphasis on event coverage, expert commentary, and announcements related to local teams such as the Patriots and Bruins, he would likely be receptive to pitches that offer exclusive insights or interviews with current players, coaches or experts closely associated with these teams.
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By: Conor Ryan
Fresh off the Bruins' laboring offense souring once again Tuesday night against the Flyers, coach Jim Montgomery put his forward lines into a blender during Wednesday's practice at Warrior Ice Arena.
By: Conor Ryan
"Awful look for you Yankees. It's about as bad as your baserunning and defense." By Conor Ryan
"It could even be earlier, but right now they're really focused on that month." By Conor Ryan
According to Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer, the Patriots believed that Josh Uche wasn't "on board" before his trade.
"(The Patriots) felt like he wasn't taking the coaching, like he was playing outside the defense too much."
By: Conor Ryan
"We're talking about the best player in the class, so the fit has to be a team likely to pick in the top five, if not earlier."
By: Conor Ryan
"Very hopeful that things going in the way they're trending. But again, that's not in my area.”
"I've been more impressed watching him the last couple of weeks than even I was in the preseason."
If the Patriots opt to move more players off their roster after Monday's Josh Uche trade, they have plenty of options available.
The Patriots subtracted from their defense earlier this week, sending pass-rusher Josh Uche to the Chiefs for a 2026 sixth-round pick.
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