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Jets dominate in the trenches

The Patriots’ Steve Gregory put pressure on Jets receiver Jeff Cumberland for an incomplete pass in the second half.

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Tom Brady was sacked four times in the game, and the Jets scored 17 points in the third quarter on their way to the win.

Jets 30, Patriots 27 | OT

Patriots fall to Jets after critical penalty

A penalty against Chris Jones under a new player-safety rule implemented this season gave the Jets a second chance for a game-winning field goal.

Gronkowski plays significant role for Patriots’ offense in return

Rob Gronkowski was targeted 17 times and caught eight passes for 114 yards, a big step for the tight end who had been rehabbing from five surgeries.

Still no strategy to avoid shutdown sequel despite strong words

Though leaders from both parties insist another shutdown must be avoided, a plan to dodge it remains elusive.

Jonny Gomes bit the William Harridge Award after the Red Sox beat the Tigers to advance to the World Series.

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Several Red Sox veterans thrilled at first trip to World Series

For players such as Jonny Gomes, Ryan Dempster, Stephen Drew, and Koji Uehara, Saturday night was the realization of a dream that was years in the making.

Dutch treat at Head of the Charles

OTC Amsterdam became the first crew from Europe to win the men’s title in the regatta’s 49-year history.

Parents urged to prepare for possible bus strike

After a weekend protest by bus drivers, Boston Public Schools asked parents to prepare alternate transportation for Monday morning out of an abundance of caution.

Caesars ends ties with hotel group on Vegas resort

A spokesman for Gansevoort Hotel Group confirmed to the Associated Press today that Caesars Entertainment Corp. had ended the partnership.

Opinion

JOAN VENNOCHI

What about the lost tech tax income?

Revenue from the 6.25 percent sales tax would have helped to close a transportation funding crisis that still exists.

Globe exclusives

With the last out of the ALCS in the books, closer (and series MVP) Koji Uehara celebrates with catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia as the rest of the Red Sox rush to get in on the fun.

Christopher L. Gasper

No doubting Red Sox anymore

Boston mayoral candidate Martin J. Walsh grew up on Taft Street in Dorchester in a three-decker building with a narrow concrete alleyway.

Walsh’s childhood marked by cancer fight

“We moved three times by the time I was 7,” recalls John R. Connolly. His favorite house was at 122 Montclair Ave., at left with the large tree in front.

Connolly’s tight-knit family showed way

Gary Young fled to a Cherokee Indian reservation in Tahlequah, Okla. He said he has no intention of coming back to Massachusetts, where a judge ordered him to pay almost $4,000 a month in alimony. He says he does not have the money.

Alimony law a ‘model’ — but is it working?

“In other jurisdictions if you do something that raises a regulator’s concerns . . . in almost every instance as long as you discontinue or disassociate it is considered a reasonable action,” said Gary Loveman, chief executive of Caesars Entertainment.

Caesars ouster puts vote in doubt

movie preview

Robert Redford sails back on screen

The market for Jacoby Ellsbury is growing.

Sunday Baseball Notes

Tigers in need of a leadoff man

The Giants’ Hakeem Nicks may be a good catch for a team needing a receiver.

Sunday Football Notes

NFL trade deadline fast approaching

Merchandise designer Alanna Mallon talks with tween models Maddie McIlroy, 11, and Tyler Jackson, 10, during a holiday photo shoot at Glenn Scott’s studio in Beverly.

On the job

Tapping the inner fashionista in young girls

Boston Ballet’s corps de ballet rehearses the Act III scene from “La Bayadère” called “The Kingdom of the Shades,” a tour de force of ensemble grace and precision.

Corps prepares for Boston Ballet’s ‘La Bayadère’

Sips

Choosing what beer is right for you

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Broken City

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Bruins 5, Lightning 0

Jarome Iginla (right) avoided a hook by Teddy Purcell in the first period.

Bruins power past the Tampa Bay Lightning

The Bruins, who had been giving in to complacency, ratcheted up the intensity in facing one of the better offenses in the East.

Special section

Museums Special

A look at what New England museums have to offer, including high-tech changes at Harvard’s Semitic Museum, directors’ favorites, and odd attractions.

Boston mayoral race

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Politics

Capuano to endorse Walsh in mayoral race

US Rep. Michael Capuano, whose district includes parts of Boston, is set to endorse Martin Walsh on Monday, according to advisers to Capuano and Walsh.