Kalman: Bruins Have Healthy, Aggressive Lucic Entering Playoffs
Milan Lucic could be playing the best hockey of his career, making the Bruins a very scary team with the playoffs set to begin.
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Milan Lucic could be playing the best hockey of his career, making the Bruins a very scary team with the playoffs set to begin.
Anton Khudobin stopped 44 shots in his Bruins debut and Boston defeated the Ottawa Senators 3-1 Thursday night.
Boston Bruins Center Patrice Bergeron stopped by the Sports Hub to hang out with Gresh and Zo, they talk Bruins and Patrice fielded questions from the callers.
Opening Day 2012 is in the books for the Red Sox and it was a "mixed emotions" type of start for Boston.
Nearly three years into Carol Chaoui's breast cancer battle, she's found a silver lining in her diagnosis: The chance to use her love of running to help others.
The New England Patriots have signed free agent linebacker Bobby Carpenter.
Tony Massarotti opened up the Baseball Reporters discussing the struggles of the Boston Red Sox. Today was opening day for the Boston Red Sox. They lost the opener 3-2 to the Tigers in Detroit.
Today on the Final Word with Marc Bertrand: Vito from Quincy has two cents on NESN's sideline girls, after one lose the callers are already fired up, and Felger and Mazz do some play-by-play.
Jon Lester was solid in his Opening Day bid against the Detroit Tigers, but had to go head-to-head with reigning Cy Young winner Justin Verlander.
It wasn't known how soon, exactly, the potential problem at the back end of the bullpen could rear its ugly head.
The Boston Red Sox dropped their season opener 3-2 to the Tigers in Detroit.
WBZ-TV's Dan Roche offers his thoughts from the Red Sox' Opening Day in Detroit.
Baseball insider Sean McAdam of CSNNE.com joined Gresh and Zo on today's show as we prepare for the Boston Red Sox season opener in Detroit.
Derrick Rose will be a game-time decision Thursday night when the Bulls host the Atlantic Division-leading Boston Celtics.
Staying healthy for the playoffs is now the main objective for the Bruins, who will rest several key regulars Thursday night against their likely first-round opponent, the Ottawa Senators.
