No Concussion For McQuaid, But Won't Travel With Bruins
Adam McQuaid does not have a concussion after taking a hit from behind on Thursday, but the Boston Bruins defenseman will not travel with the team for their two games in New York this weekend.
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Adam McQuaid does not have a concussion after taking a hit from behind on Thursday, but the Boston Bruins defenseman will not travel with the team for their two games in New York this weekend.
Gresh and Zo give you the details on last night's trampoline dodgeball adventure in celebration of Hardy's birthday.
A Florida prosecutor has dismissed a misdemeanor domestic battery charge against baseball star Manny Ramirez because his wife won't cooperate in the investigation.
Kevin Garnett is returning to where it all began Friday night, as the Boston Celtics pay a visit to the Minnesota Timberwolves.
It's a busy Friday at the Sports Hub and Gresh and Zo start off the day discussing the Bruins shootout loss to the Capitals and ask the fans how deep do the Bruins have to go to make you happy?
CSNNE's Joe Haggery joined Toucher & Rich on Friday to talk about Adam McQuaid's injury, and what it means for the Bruins now that Joe Corvo will likely be playing big minutes.
Based on Andrew Ference's suspension in January, Brendan Shanahan should suspend Jason Chimera for his hit on Adam McQuaid.
The Theo Epstein compensation may not be over after all.
While Toucher & Rich were at "Cuts For A Cause" on Wednesday Rich asked Brad Marchand if he was willing to record another installment of 'Rad' Marchand. Your job here is to guess the artist of the radical tune 'Rad' Marchand sings.
Boston Bruins defenseman Adam McQuaid had to leave Boston's 3-2 shootout loss to the Capitals Thursday night after going face-first into the end boards.
When asked if he would join the "Cuts For A Cause" this year Michael Felger happily came aboard and put his hair up for bids. T&R thought that there might have been a plan by Comcast to not have Felger's head completely shaved so they did some digging.
Brooks Laich scored in the first round of a sudden-death shootout to give Washington a 3-2 victory over the Boston Bruins on Thursday night and help the Capitals keep pace in the Eastern Conference playoff race.
Today on the Final Word with Marc Bertrand: Felger hates traveling and the guys question the new NFL rule changes.
Boston Bruins President Cam Neely joined Felger and Mazz to discuss the Bruins recent success and Tuukka Rask's future.
