Red Sox Move Up Start Time For Wednesday's Game, Ahead Of Stanley Cup Final Game 7
Wednesday night will belong to the Bruins in the city of Boston.
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Wednesday night will belong to the Bruins in the city of Boston.
As they reflected on everything David Ortiz has meant to the city of Boston and beyond, members of the Red Sox were still clearly shaken Monday afternoon at Fenway Park.
Big Papi was a larger than life star in Boston and throughout Major League Baseball during his 20-year career, so former teammates and current stars alike rushed to social media to send their well-wishes to Ortiz Sunday night and Monday morning
With the NBA Draft just over a week away, we're starting to get a clearer picture on what the New Orleans Pelicans want should they decide to trade All-Star center Anthony Davis. To the surprise of no one, it's quite a lot.
Considering that Boston will now host Game 7 of a Stanley Cup Final for the first time ever, you can bet there's going to be a lot of pressure on the team to knock it out of the park with the banner captain on Wednesday night.
The world chuckled on Sunday when some premature Stanley Cup celebration from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch was accidentally made public. The Bruins didn't find it very funny.
For the first time ever, Boston will host Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final.
Before moving on to Game 7, we've got to hit on some leftover thoughts from the Bruins' 5-1 win in Game 6, which kept their season alive and forced the upcoming Game 7 ... which you deserve.
Bill Belichick is taking a lax approach to his "No Days Off" policy these last few offseasons. The Patriots had two more OTA sessions scheduled for the beginning of this week, but Belichick has canceled them both.
The league also has a bit of a quagmire when it comes to assigning the men in stripes to officiate that game.
The numbers have swayed every which way this series when analyzing whether the Bruins or Blues had the better chance of winning the Stanley Cup. Now, with just one game remaining, the numbers favor the Bruins.
The veteran influence showed up Sunday night in St. Louis, both on the ice for Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final, and in the dressing room before the puck dropped. And it came from Patrice Bergeron.
David Ortiz was shot during an ambush in the Dominican Republic late Sunday night, according to several reports.
On Sunday night in St. Louis, facing elimination in the Stanley Cup Final, the Boston Bruins needed Tuukka Rask to be special. The 32-year-old responded by authoring what should always be known as The Tuukka Rask Game.
The Boston Bruins are still alive. Now, the hockey world prepares for the ultimate sporting moment: Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final.
