Morning Sports Update: Bryan Stork reportedly dealing with concussion
The Red Sox pull out a (very) late win, the Olympics are underway, and the Patriots continue training camp.
Source: Bryan Stork dealing with another concussion: Stork suffered the head injury during Saturday’s practice, which was the team’s first with pads and contact, and hasn’t returned to the field. This is the fourth consecutive year Stork has had a diagnosed concussion, dating back to his final season at Florida State. (Boston Herald)
Red Sox hope Ramirez can play vs. Dodgers: Hanley Ramirez no longer had a bandage on his ailing left wrist on Thursday, and the Red Sox are hopeful he can return to the lineup for the start of a three-game series against the Dodgers on Friday. (MLB.com)
Brock Holt’s single in 11th lifts Red Sox past Mariners, 3-2: Holt’s RBI single in the 11th inning lifted Boston past the Seattle Mariners 3-2 on Thursday night, a victory made possible by five scoreless innings by Red Sox relievers. (Boston.com)
The life and death of Boston’s Olympic bid: Boston 2024 has a history as complicated as its legacy. (Boston.com)
Jay Cutler takes high road after digs by Martellus Bennett: “Most receivers and tight ends (think they) are always open,” Cutler said of Bennett’s claims. “Hopefully Tom (Brady) can do a better job of finding him than I did.(Chicago Tribune)
WCVB reporter recovering from brain surgery: A WCVB sports reporter is recovering after successful surgeries to repair a brain aneurysm, according to the station. (Boston.com)
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