Morning sports update: Jonas Jerebko will reportedly sign with the Utah Jazz
Pete Frates is home from the hospital, the Red Sox are enjoying their last day off of the All-Star break, and the Celtics are prepping for Summer League tournament play.
Sources: Jonas Jerebko to sign with Jazz for 2 years, $8.2 million: Jerebko, 30, leaves the Boston Celtics, where he played the past two-plus seasons. He averaged 3.8 points in 15.8 minutes a game. Jerebko has played seven NBA seasons, spending the first four and a half with the Detroit Pistons. (ESPN)
Free agent Jonas Jerebko has agreed to a two-year, $8.2M deal with Utah, league source tells ESPN.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) July 13, 2017
Celtics will play 76ers in London in January: According to involved sources, the Celts will meet the 76ers in London next January. The schedule for the coming season is expected to be released next month, with the league’s Global Games potentially being announced prior to that. (Boston Herald)
The 76ers are expected to host the Boston Celtics in a regular-season game on Jan. 11 at O2 Arena in London, according to a league source.
— Keith Pompey (@PompeyOnSixers) July 13, 2017
Pete Frates returns home from the hospital: Frates has returned home after roughly a week at Massachusetts General Hospital. (Boston.com)
good to b home pic.twitter.com/mXRRzhjAoG
— Pete Frates (@PeteFrates3) July 12, 2017
Demi Lovato performs a private gig for guests (and Gronk) in Lynnfield: Lovato, clad in a red Rob Gronkowski jersey, performed the single for the fans, who were bused to the secret location. She was accompanied by Gronkowski, who stood to her left and danced with fans while tossing around a light-up football. (Boston Globe)
The Boston #SNSHouseParty was out of control!!! Thanks for rolling in with me like a champ @RobGronkowski 😜 @Kiss108 pic.twitter.com/orbwnuudi7
— Demi Lovato (@ddlovato) July 12, 2017
Revolution set to face Red Bulls in US Open quarterfinals: The Revolution lost a heartbreaker to the New York Red Bulls a week ago, and on Thursday night at Harvard University’s Jordan Field they can deliver some payback in the US Open Cup quarterfinals. (Boston Globe)
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Andy Murray stunned at Wimbledon; injured Novak Djokovic can’t finish match: Djokovic stopped playing because of a right elbow injury while trailing 2010 runner-up Tomas Berdych of the Czech Republic, 7-6 (7-2), 2-0. Djokovic’s elbow was massaged by a trainer during a medical timeout after the opening set. A day earlier, during his fourth-round match, Djokovic also took a medical timeout. (Boston Globe)
