Chiarelli: Bruins 'Not Counting On' Seidenberg Return During Playoffs
The Bruins are not expecting Dennis Seidenberg to return for the playoffs, GM Peter Chiarelli said on Monday.
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The Bruins are not expecting Dennis Seidenberg to return for the playoffs, GM Peter Chiarelli said on Monday.
Nate Solder joined Bob Socci on 98.5 The Sports Hub's NFL Draft Preview Show, shedding a little light on the Patriots' very secretive drafting process.
Guy Fieri is in the news, because he's a man who's always in the news. So Toucher & Rich played a little Guy Fieri-themed game this week.
The injuries are starting to pile up for the Red Sox, with Dustin Pedroia back in Boston to have his sore left wrist examined.
Johnny Boychuk spoke to Toucher & Rich on Monday morning, and he said the Bruins' issue with holding third-period leads is completely in the past.
The Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers are again battling as rivals, but this season there something a little different is on the line: Ping pong balls.
The NHL Playoffs begin on Wednesday, but the top-seeded Boston Bruins will have to wait a couple extra days to get their first-round series against the Detroit Red Wings underway.
The Stanley Cup Playoffs are here, and the Bruins finally have some issues to worry about.
The Red Sox lost for the third time to the Yankees. They were without Dustin Pedroia, who was out with a sore wrist, and lost manager John Farrell to an ejection over a disputed replay ruling.
Bubba Watson earned his second green jacket by making back-to-back birdies to pull ahead of Jordan Spieth and win the 2014 Masters.
Call-ups from Providence including Alexander Khokhlackev got some NHL ice time in the 3-2 loss as seven Bruins regulars didn't make the trip to New Jersey.
Paul Pierce became the 18th player in NBA history to score 25,000 points in his career on Friday night against Atlanta.
Not a lot of information gets out from inside those Gillette Stadium walls, so attempting to guess their intentions is frivolous at best.
Avery Bradley and Kelly Olynyk each had 25 points for the Celtics and Cleveland's Kyrie Irving was held to 15.
Brad Stevens' message on effort is getting through to the Celtics whose effort has been consistent.
