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Tom Brady of the New England Patriots celebrates a fourth quarter touchdown. (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)
NEW ENGLAND – Remember when the Boston Red Sox were a cursed franchise and sports fans felt bad for Boston sports fans? That seems like a long time ago.
Tuesday, as New England toasts another title – this time with a parade for the Super Bowl LIII champion New England Patriots, it’s the 12th championship in the Boston/New England area since 2001. The championships:
Patriots: six
Red Sox: four
Celtics: one
Bruins: one
