Super Bowl Champion Patriots To Visit White House, President Trump
Wednesday is a big day for the New England Patriots. Most of them, at least.
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Wednesday is a big day for the New England Patriots. Most of them, at least.
Brian Johnson got his first major league win in a spot start while Mookie Betts had three hits including his first home run of the season.
Jimmy Butler scored 22 points, Rajon Rondo finished one rebound shy of a triple-double and the Chicago Bulls beat the Boston Celtics 111-97 on Tuesday night to take a 2-0 lead in their series against the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference.
It looks like Super Bowl hero James White will be sticking with the Patriots for a few more years.
The B's practiced the day after a game for the first time this postseason, and it's clear they understand there's a lot of work to do regardless of how tired they were after losing consecutive overtime games over three days.
Malcolm Butler is a Patriot again. Now we'll see if it stays that way.
Colin Miller may return to the Bruins lineup in Game 4, but the others are further behind.
Amendola was due to make $6 million, but has opted to restructure his deal yet again.
The New England Patriots are trying to beef up their running back corps while also taking away from one of their divisional foes.
According to Markelle Fultz, he and Isaiah Thomas could form a pretty entertaining and dominating backcourt for Boston if the Celtics can draft him in June.
Ottawa Senators defenseman Erik Karlsson has been the most dangerous player on the ice in their series against the Boston Bruins.
The Boston Celtics look to even their series with the Chicago Bulls on Tuesday night, after dropping Game 1 in disappointing fashion on Sunday.
Cassidy was not shy about ripping the referees for their "terrible" call that helped decide Game 3.
It was the Bruins' leading players that put Boston in its 3-0 hole and that's inexcusable.
The Ottawa Senators recovered after giving up a three-goal lead to beat the Boston Bruins 4-3 Monday night to take a 2-1 lead in the first-round series.
