BOSTON (WHDH) – Police are investigating after a man was shot in East Boston Tuesday night, according to Boston Police.

Officers responded to 27 Havre Street at approximately 5:50 p.m. for a report of a person shot. When they arrived, they said they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound.

Police said the victim was treated on scene then taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead.

A woman who lives in the area said she heard several gunshots before she went outside to observe the scene.

“Four gunshots rung then I saw the ambulance for 10 minutes here before they left,” a neighbor told 7NEWS. “I had a gut feeling, too. Hopefully the police will do their job and try to find because someone doesn’t deserve to die like this.”

No arrests have been made.

The shooting is under investigation by Boston police.

No other details were immediately available.

This is a developing news story; stay with 7NEWS on-air and online for the latest details.

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DETROIT – Viktor Arvidsson will be back in the lineup on Tuesday night as the Bruins visit the Red Wings for the second end of a home-and-home set between the Atlantic Division rivals. Arvidsson has missed the last seven games after suffering a lower-body injury on Nov. 15 in Montreal.

The injury came at an unfortunate time for the winger, who notched a goal in that game against the Canadiens and had tallied four goals over his previous seven contests. For the season, the 32-year-old has 6 goals and 4 assists for 10 points in 20 games.

“I felt like I created a lot of chances, worked hard, played great. It kind of came for me at that time. It was unfortunate that the injury happened. Just gonna try to get back to where I ended,” said Arvidsson. “Just a mindset, believe in yourself and have confidence when you get out there and play. Try to play my game and make plays and just try to get back in the rhythm of the game.”

Bruins head coach Marco Sturm added that Arvidsson has been a valuable part of the group in his first season with the Black & Gold.

“He’s just one of those players you kind of want to follow, just the way he leads on the ice,” said Sturm. “I thought when he got hurt, I remember that game in Montreal, that was probably his best stretch I’ve seen him playing for a while. Hopefully we can get him to be back to the way that he played during that time, but it’s definitely nice to have him back that’s for sure.”

Arvidsson will slot back in as the right wing alongside Casey Mittelstadt and Pavel Zacha, reuniting a trio that was building some strong chemistry before both Arvidsson and Mittelstadt were sidelined by injuries last month.

“I think we have fun together and we talk about stuff that is happening on the ice and we think the game pretty much the same way. That was huge,” said Arvidsson. “I thought at the beginning we might not have talked too much about our games but now we do and I think that’s started to show on the ice. I think we’re starting to understand each other better.”

Despite so many players in and out of the lineup, the Bruins have been able to maintain a solid level play and find themselves in second place in the Atlantic Division with 30 points and 15-12-0 record.

“Huge, I think everybody in here has shown they can play at this level and compete,” said Arvidsson. “I think we did a great job on the [last] road trip and coming back to our building. We’ve just got to up our game a little bit and string some wins together. The East is still tight right now and every point is really important, especially these games against a divisional opponent.”

The Boston Red Sox are coming off a strong 2025 campaign that saw them climb from an average team in 2024 to a playoff contender. But despite the turnaround, the postseason exit showed that they still need upgrades – especially on the mound. One proposed solution gaining traction is a trade that would send outfielder Jarren Duran to the Kansas City Royals in exchange for 2025 All-Star left-hander Kris Bubic.The idea, presented by Bleacher Report’s Joel Reuter, outlines a move that could immediately strengthen Boston’s rotation. As Reuter wrote, “With the Red Sox in win-now mode, they could prioritize MLB talent over prospects, and 2025 All-Star Kris Bubic would be a welcome addition to a staff that has already added Sonny Gray.” (H/t: Sporting News)

The Proposed Trade Package

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Trade Breakdown

Kansas City Royals Kris Bubic (Image via Getty)

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Under this scenario, Boston gets a controllable All-Star starter and an intriguing catching prospect, while Kansas City fills a long-term lineup need with a dynamic outfielder who remains under club control through 2028.

Why Kris Bubic Fits the Boston Red Sox’s Immediate Needs

The Boston Red Sox entered the offseason with two major goals: retain Alex Bregman and find a strong No. 2 starter to line up behind Garrett Crochet. Adding Sonny Gray has helped stabilize the rotation, but another top-end arm is still missing.Kris Bubic, who earns $4.5 million and made the All-Star team in 2025, fits the mold. He delivered one of the league’s most efficient breakout seasons before a rotator cuff strain cut it short. He is still expected to be ready by Opening Day, making him a viable target for a win-now club.

Kris Bubic’s 2025 Season Stats

If Bubic returns fully healthy, pairing him with Crochet would give Boston a formidable 1-2 pitching combination – one that could significantly boost their postseason hopes.

The Cost: Boston’s Outfield Logjam Solved

Boston Red Sox pitcher Garrett Crochet (Image via AP Photo)

Trading Duran would sting, considering his speed, energy, and lineup presence. But it would also clean up one of Boston’s most crowded areas.

How the Lineup Adjusts Without Duran

• Roman Anthony becomes the everyday left fielder • The designated hitter spot opens for Masataka Yoshida • Flexibility increases for adding another bat if the Red Sox pursue external optionsThis reshaping could help the Red Sox build a more balanced roster as they continue to push toward contention.

Kansas City’s Perspective

For the Royals, Duran offers an immediate upgrade at the top of the order and long-term stability. Reuter highlighted this value, noting that Duran “could plug a hole in the lineup and at the top of the batting order for multiple seasons, serving as a table-setter for Bobby Witt Jr., Salvador Perez and Vinnie Pasquantino.”With Bubic heading toward his arbitration years and the Royals focusing on deepening their lineup, the proposal fits their long-term strategy.Also read: MLB trade rumors: Chicago Cubs predicted to land $400 million Detroit Tiger Cy Young Winner in blockbuster dealThe Red Sox have already taken steps to strengthen their rotation, but targeting Kris Bubic could be the move that pushes them closer to true championship contention. Losing Duran would be difficult, yet the potential return – a controllable All-Star pitcher and a promising young catcher – makes the proposal worth considering.