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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After years and years of waiting, FIFA World Cup games will finally be played at Gillette Stadium — aka Boston Stadium for the purposes of this tournament — this month.
By: Greg Dudek
Brayan Bello wanted to work through his immense struggles in the big leagues. The Red Sox obviously had a different plan for the 27-year-old starting pitcher.
Ipswich was scheduled to face Cohasset in a Division 4 boys lacrosse state semifinal Tuesday evening at Scituate High, but the game never occurred.
Miles Robinson's reaction said it all. The usually even-keeled Robinson let out his emotions.
By: Greg Dudek
Not even 24 hours after the New York Knicks won their first NBA title in 53 years, they had to share a little bit of the league's spotlight with the Boston Celtics.
It's a homecoming for soccer standout Lilly Reale. Boston Legacy FC announced Wednesday they acquired the Hingham native in a trade with
By: Greg Dudek
The Boston Fleet already had one of the strongest defenses in the Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL). And the Fleet added to it in the first round of th
