Boston Herald

Revs acquire Argentine Bou

- — JOHN CONNOLLY

Bruce Arena made his first roster addition as Revolution sporting director and coach yesterday when the team acquired Argentine forward Gustavo Bou.

The 29-year-old Bou was added as a Designated Player under Tuesday’s opening of the 2019 MLS Secondary Transfer Window. Bou arrives from Mexican League side Tijuana, where he scored 21 goals in 55 appearance­s over two years. Reports indicate the transfer fees and guaranteed salary could add up to $16 million with bonuses and other options.

“He’s good on the attack and has a lot of quality. I think he’s going to help us,” Arena said after the team practiced for tomorrow night’s game at D.C. United.

In other Revs news, 20year-old Justin Rennicks of South Hamilton was named to the 22-man MLS Homgrown Team that will take on Mexico’s reigning Under20 champions, Chivas de Guadalajar­a, on July 30 in Orlando, Fla., as part of MLS All-Star weekend.

B’s re-sign Heinen

The Bruins took care of one of their restricted free agents Tuesday night, signing Danton Heinen to a twoyear deal with an average annual value of $2.8 million.

Heinen, a left-shot forward, had been scheduled for an arbitratio­n hearing Aug. 3. He will be an RFA again in the summer of 2022.

According to capfriendl­y.com, the B’s now have $7.3 million left under the cap for next season, and that does not appear to be enough to sign the remaining two RFAs

— rising No. 1 defenseman Charlie McAvoy and shutdown D-man Brandon Carlo . ... — STEVE CONROY

Forward Micheal Ferland signed a four-year deal with the Vancouver Canucks worth $3.5 million per season.

Bucs CB suspended

Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Ryan Smith was suspended for the first four games of the regular season for violating the NFL’s policy on performanc­e enhancers . ...

Former Tennessee Titans All-Pro defensive lineman Albert Hayneswort­h said on social media that he needs a kidney transplant. The 38year-old Hayneswort­h played 10 NFL seasons, including six games in 2011 with the Patriots . ...

Former NFL players Nate Jones and Terry Killens are among the six new officials for the upcoming season.

N.C. State charged

The NCAA charged North Carolina State with four violations, accusing a former assistant coach of providing payments and benefits connected to the recruitmen­t of one-and-done basketball player Dennis Smith Jr. ...

Peter Sagan of Slovakia won the fifth stage of the Tour de France in Colmar, France, as Frenchman Julian Alaphilipp­e kept the race leader’s yellow jersey . ...

Nigeria beat South Africa, 2-1, in the African Cup of Nations quarterfin­als in Cairo, with a winning goal bundled in from a corner by William Troost-Ekong with just a minute to go.

Senegal beat Benin, 1-0. Idrissa Gueye scored in the 70th minute.

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