- Report: Robert Kraft met with Roger Goodell Wednesday for semi-private meeting
- Patriots fill out practice squad with 3 new players
- Roger Goodell: Patriots' history will play role in latest videotape incident
- Julian Edelman has a knee injury in addition to shoulder injury
- 5 Out podcast: What move the Celtics need to make
- Don't expect NFL to rule on Patriots videotaping incident Wednesday
- Julian Edelman missing from Patriots practice; 3 new members of practice squad present
- Bill Belichick agitated by continued questions about videotaping issue
- Why David Price trade might be holding up Red Sox
- Seth Wickersham on GHS shares league's view of Patriots video situation
- Mut at Night: How will the Patriots past affect the punishment they receive from the NFL? 12-11-19
- Lucy & Elaine Show, Ep. 19 - Elaine challenges Matt Castle from Bruins Daily to Bruins trivia
- Mut at Night: Why is the NFL dragging their feet and should the NFL release the tapes? 12-11-19
- OMF - Goodell finally speaks on "Spygate 2"; Tony Dungy says no advantage gained by Pats 12-11-19
- OMF - Brady leaving Best Buddies; Tedy Bruschi joins us 12-11-19
- OMF - Tedy Bruschi joins us to talk 10-3 Pats, Spygate 2 and more 12-11-19
- OMF - Tedy Bruschi joins us to talk 10-3 Pats, Spygate 2 and more 12-11-19
- OMF - Silence from NFL on Spygate 2 allegations; Belichick and Saban on HBO 12-11-19
- The Off Day, Ep. 42: Day two of Spygate II & Bengals preview
- OMF - Judy Battista says tape offers nothing you can’t get from broadcast 12-11-19
USA Today Sports
Jerry Remy declares himself 'cancer free for now and hopefully forever'
Jerry Remy feels like celebrating.
The NESN broadcaster and fan favorite declared himself cancer free on Twitter on Saturday.
"Friday was a very good day for me," Remy wrote. "Had my first scan since going through treatments. Highly successful. Cancer free for now and hopefully forever. So pleased !!!!"
Remy, 66, was first diagnosed with lung cancer in 2008. He has since experienced recurrences of the disease at least three times, the most recent at the beginning of August.
A native of Somerset, Remy spent eight years with the Red Sox before joining the booth in 1988, where he has been a popular fixture ever since.