Matt Pepin is the Sports Editor for the Boston Globe, focusing on local sports news in Massachusetts, specifically in the Boston area. With a background in skiing, Matt brings a unique perspective to his coverage of sports events and teams, providing in-depth analysis and updates on the latest games and matchups.
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Matt Pepin's coverage heavily focuses on local sports events, particularly football and Boston-based teams such as the New England Patriots, Boston Celtics, and the Boston Red Sox. As a result, he would be most responsive to pitches related to these specific teams and their games.
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By: Matt Pepin
Boston will face Montreal in the first round of the Professional Women's Hockey League playoffs, the league announced Monday.
Boston will face Montreal in the semifinals first round of the Professional Women's Hockey League playoffs.
The Red Sox began a difficult homestand on Friday with a loss. Starting pitcher Kutter Crawford had his shortest outing of the season and was hit hard in a 7-2 Boston loss
By: Matt Pepin
The Pacers are 6-0 in the NBA playoffs at home so far, but they face an uphill battle to make it to 7-0.
The Orioles are two games behind the Yankees in the American League East as they open a series in Baltimore on Monday.
It was a rough night for Boston sports fans, with both the Red Sox and Celtics getting blown out. For Sox fans, however, the opportunity to turn the page comes quickly, although with its own set of challenges.
After getting most of Wednesday night and all of Thursday off, the Red Sox are back in action Friday when old friend Xander Bogaerts and the San Diego Padres visit Fenway Park to open a three-game weekend set.
By: Matt Pepin, Kevin Paul Dupont
NHL standout Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew, both of whom grew up in New Jersey and played on the Boston College hockey team, died on Thursday, according to statements released by the NHL and the Columbus Blue Jackets.
A day after bouncing back from a Kenley Jansen blown save to salvage the series opener in Detroit , the Red Sox face a real challenge against Tigers starter Tarik Skubal on Saturday.
The calendar has flipped to September, the baseball season is in the homestretch, and the Red Sox are in the playoffs conversation with 25 games to play.
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