BOSTON (CBS) - The Boston Bruins matching up against the New York Rangers for the second round of the playoffs means Rangers coach John Tortorella will spend a few nights in his old stomping grounds.
Tortorella attended Concord-Carlisle high school along with WBZ-TV's David Robichaud, who was kind enough to dig up his 1976 high school year book.
The teenage Tortorella wrote in his yearbook profile about Lanas Garage, Bathroom Brawls, and Living With Snakes.
It's highly unlikely Boston will find out this week what the Rangers' coach was referring to in his high school year book though. In typical fashion, Tororella refused to talk about him being back in Boston this week.
"Don't ask me questions about me," he said Thursday morning. "Ask me about the team. Please."
Rangers Coach Not Likely To Comment On 1976 Concord-Carlisle Yearbook Photo
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BOSTON (CBS) - The Boston Bruins matching up against the New York Rangers for the second round of the playoffs means Rangers coach John Tortorella will spend a few nights in his old stomping grounds.
Tortorella attended Concord-Carlisle high school along with WBZ-TV's David Robichaud, who was kind enough to dig up his 1976 high school year book.
The teenage Tortorella wrote in his yearbook profile about Lanas Garage, Bathroom Brawls, and Living With Snakes.
It's highly unlikely Boston will find out this week what the Rangers' coach was referring to in his high school year book though. In typical fashion, Tororella refused to talk about him being back in Boston this week.
"Don't ask me questions about me," he said Thursday morning. "Ask me about the team. Please."
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