Flu Keeps Ramirez, Betts Out Of Red Sox Lineup In Detroit
The flu is making it extremely difficult for Red Sox manager John Farrell to fill out his lineup cards to start the season.
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The flu is making it extremely difficult for Red Sox manager John Farrell to fill out his lineup cards to start the season.
One final look at the playoff picture as the NHL heads into the last weekend of the season.
The Red Sox already have a mini-Fenway Park at their Spring Training facilities in Fort Myers, Florida. Another replica of the old ballyard may be coming soon, and a whole lot close to the real one.
The Sherman trade rumors were surprising enough. But apparently, Sherman himself got it started in the first place.
The Celtics are really making life difficult for themselves in the final week of the regular season.
Brad Marchand had a chance to be more accountable about his spearing penalty and suspension. Instead, he turned it around on the media.
The Bruins were missing something on Thursday night against the Senators.
The Celtics lost their second game in as many days, falling to Atlanta on Thursday night.
Craig Anderson stopped 28 shots in regulation and overtime and three more in the shootout Thursday night to help the Ottawa Senators clinch a playoff spot by beating Boston 2-1, snapping the Bruins' six-game winning streak and pulling ahead of them in the Atlantic Division standings.
Alex Iafallo tipped in Willie Raskob's shot with 26.6 seconds remaining to lift Minnesota Duluth to a 2-1 victory over Harvard in the Frozen Four semifinals Thursday night.
The Celtics are in the midst of a tight playoff race at the top of the Eastern Conference, but there is one other battle ensuing at the bottom of the NBA standings that Boston fans need to be keeping an eye on in the coming days.
Thursday on Felger & Massarotti, Bruins president Cam Neely made the situation clear: The Bruins don't intend to play McAvoy in the NHL this season.
Bruins president Cam Neely joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Felger & Mazz on Thursday to discuss Marchand's suspension, and the player's track record of questionable/dirty hits on the ice.
Brad Marchand may be in the class of Sidney Crosby in terms of scoring ability, but not in terms of leadership.
It's difficult to find too much fault with the Department of Player Safety's ruling to suspend Brad Marchand for the final two games of Boston's regular season.
