Greg Dudek is a Sports Writer at NESN. He specializes in competitive sports, professional sports, and sports marketing, with a focus on team sports and major league tournaments. Greg's work has been featured in numerous outlets including Yahoo Sports, Boston Herald, and The Sporting News.
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Greg Dudek's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events and related announcements in the United States, particularly in Massachusetts and Boston. He often includes expert commentary, emphasizing his interest in insights from knowledgeable figures within the sports industry.
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By: Greg Dudek
In the visiting clubhouse at Fenway Park, Sean Newcomb recalled one of the best performances of his career.
By: Greg Dudek
All of this was unexpected for Mike Vasil. First came Tommy John surgery in spring training, knocking the former BC High star and Wellesley native out for the season.
By: Greg Dudek
By Rob Maaddi CANTON, Ohio (AP) — Drew Brees stood on stage next to his bronze bust, in front of Who Dat Nation, and took his place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
The New England Revolution scored six goals over their previous two games heading into Saturday's matchup with the Houston Dynamo.
Boston Legacy's defense has been the backbone of the team's strong play coming out of the World Cup break.
By: Greg Dudek
Bridgewater made several highlight-reel plays, but dropped its LLWS opening game in a nail-biter to Bayonne, New Jersey.
By: Greg Dudek
Boston College quarterbacks have had their share of talented and productive wide receivers to throw to this decade.
Bridgewater's time at Williamsport and in the Little League World Series came to an end Saturday evening.
By: Greg Dudek
The Patriots third running back job heated up Saturday night due to a “gritty, tough performance” from one player.
By: Greg Dudek
Matt Freese, who started for the USMNT at the World Cup, was the difference Sunday at Gillette Stadium against the New England Revolution.
