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Matt Light and Rob Gronkowski of NE Patriots fame are joining forces to raffle off two Super Bowl packages to two lucky winners on Friday at 2 p.m. The grand prizes include:

Super Bowl LIII takes place Feb. 3 in Atlanta, 1,000 miles from Boston. Thankfully, you don’t need to travel all that way or shell out thousands for tickets to watch the game. Here are some recommendations for watching around Boston:

New England Patriot Julian Edelman and his lifestyle brand JE11 hosted a third Newbury Street pop-up shop last week. Superfans were able to meet the two-time Super Bowl champion by purchasing tickets to his event, Meet Jules!, on Sunday.

The Boston Red Sox just earned another World Series championship after defeating the Dodgers in Game 5. This victory marks their fourth in 14 years but the first with rookie manager Alex Cora.

Football season is finally here and that means drinking a cold one in honor of your favorite team. I mean what better combination than beer and football?

With beautiful weather comes the urge to golf. Lucky for us, Massachusetts has an ample supply of excellent courses.

For those of you who aren’t traveling to Russia this summer to watch the soccer World Cup, which begins this month, here are some local hot spots to watch the games:

I’ve been a competitive athlete my entire life so becoming a sports specific trainer was a natural progression. Athleticism is a craft and there’s nothing I am more passionate about than mastering that in the form of my clients.

March Madness is the epicenter of college basketball. It’s the focus of die hard and casual sports fans alike, and with that comes many personalities. Here are some favorites:

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As last week’s temperatures soared, thoughts in our office turned to golf and how to get into shape for the 2018 season.

Want to take the sting out of this year’s Super Bowl loss? Look no further than Patriot Place tomorrow at 6:30 p.m., where legendary NE Patriot Troy Brown and ESPN reporter Mike Reiss will be on hand at Bar Louie to break down the game, talk about the future of the NE Patriots, discuss Troy’s experience on and off the field, and answer any burning questions about the team, players, coaches and training.

Well, the Super Bowl is over, and I’m sure people are amazed the city of Philadelphia is still standing – I know I am.

Former New England Patriot Matt Light is giving one lucky winner and their guest the opportunity of a lifetime – a trip to Minnesota to watch the Patriots take on the Eagles in Super Bowl LLI!

Can’t swing a trip out to the Super Bowl? That’s alright, there’s plenty of spots to take in the action without actually being there.

Although February’s main attraction is the Super Bowl, especially when our New England Patriots are in it once again, the Beanpot gets plenty of attention around Boston.

Racing towards the Boston Marathon finish line? If so, you’re now focused on racking up miles to build endurance, strength and confidence. If you’re a charity runner, you’re also fundraising!

Former New England Patriot Matt Light is giving two lucky fans the chance to see the Pats take their first step towards the Super Bowl! First stop: the Divisional Game, being played January 13th in Foxboro, MA.

Last year, we told you about five great local mountains in the Boston area. Now we want to venture a little further and bring you some additional options that are better suited for overnight stays or weekend trips.

If you’re looking for excitement this holiday season, or need something to do with the kids over school break, think about a Bruins or Celtics game. Although the Bruins are lower in the standings than we’d hope for, they have a young group of guys who are exciting to watch.

We have seen photos of Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen’s beach getaway, but how did Head Coach Bill Belichick and Linda Holliday spend the start of the Patriots’ bye week?

I know most of you don’t want to think about snow just yet. With temperatures in the 70s and 80s this October, I don’t blame you! So, instead of talking about snow, we’ll talk about the gear for skiing and snowboarding.

We’re a quarter of the way into the football season, and for a lot of fans around the country that means colder weather, with even snow on the horizon. Here are some tailgate essentials that can help enhance the experience in the cold.

Football is back – NFL, college, high school and, of course, youth football. We’ve all seen videos of parents and coaches fighting and yelling at Pop Warner games, leaving a blemish on the sport.

Football is back in full swing! Training camp has been flooded with fans, anxious to see their defending Super Bowl Champions prepare for the first official snap at the September 7th season opener.

Concluding their 17^th season, the Boston Cannons are a founding member of Major League Lacrosse and one of the most successful franchises. Here’s five things you might not know:

The Patriot’s season opener is Sept. 7, the game where our fifth championship banner will be unveiled!

Before seeing the infamous Green Monster, most Boston Red Sox players play a mere 45 miles southwest of Fenway Park, at McCoy Stadium. It’s the oldest stadium in the International League, home of the AAA Affiliate, Pawtucket Red Sox.

With The Masters in the rear view and a few days of sunshine in New England, it’s safe to say recreational golfers can get the clubs ready for the season. Just to be safe, here are some indoor and covered range options for practice should the weather turn on us again.

Springtime means lacrosse, and fans are gearing up for Memorial Day weekend’s NCAA Championships at Gillette Stadium.