Chad Finn

As we bask in the nostalgia of the pending anniversary of the 2004 Red Sox world championship, a reminder from the broadcasting side.

“The Comeback: The 2004 Boston Red Sox,” the Netflix docuseries on the most improbable redemption story in American sports, is pitch perfect.

The Red Sox’ 2004 World Series championship had — and 20 years later, still and forever has — enduring meaning in so many ways.

Five questions with Colin Barnicle, director of “The Comeback: 2004 Boston Red Sox,” which debuts on Netflix Wednesday.

Brian Scalabrine shared that he knew less than five minutes into his rehearsal with Drew Carter that he would be Mike Gorman's replacement.

The Patriots beat the Jets, 25-22, when Jacoby Brissett — in for Drake Maye — led a 12-play, 70-yard winning drive.

Jayson Tatum shot 26.3% from 3-point range in the Finals and didn’t shoot higher than 30.6% from that territory in any of the playoff series.

Drake Maye completed 29 of 41 passes for 209 yards, ran for another 95 yards and made a sensational play for a tying touchdown.

The former Sports Hub host was allowed to design his own show at WZLX, but budget cuts and dismal ratings doomed him.

The Patriots, now 3-7 after a win over the Bears, have a long way to go as a team, but Jerod Mayo and his staff deserve some appreciation.