Felger & Mazz: The Best Moments From Bruins-Canucks Game 6
Felger and Mazz look back on their favorite moment from last night, and continue to pick apart the flaws of Vancouver's team.
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Felger and Mazz look back on their favorite moment from last night, and continue to pick apart the flaws of Vancouver's team.
Vancouver Canucks forward Mason Raymond is out 3-4 months after suffering a vertebrae compression fracture in the first period of Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final, the team announced Tuesday.
Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals on Wednesday night will be like a dream for the Boston Bruins.
Felger & Massarotti opened Tuesday's show discussing Roberto Luongo's epic choke job, the differences in character between the Canucks and the Bruins, and the prospects of championship in Game 7.
The Boston Red Sox look to make it 10-straight wins as they open up a three-game trip to Tampa Bay against the Rays Tuesday night.
Tuesday night on The Baseball Reporters, Tony Mazz asks if the Red Sox are the best team in baseball? Sean McAdam will also join the program from Tampa Bay.
The NFL and its players were making progress in labor negotiations being held Tuesday at an undisclosed location in Maryland.
Canucks forward Daniel Sedin told reporters "We're going to win Game 7" after Vancouver's Game 6 loss in Boston.
Tim Thomas has not only led the Boston Bruins to Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals, it is all but certain he will make NHL history when he hits the ice on Wednesday.
Gresh & Zo discussed Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final and what the Bruins did to push this series to a Game 7.
If the Boston Bruins want to win the Stanley Cup Championship, they will need to do something they have yet to do during the finals: win in Vancouver.
Dave Goucher spoke with Toucher & Rich about the Bruins forcing a Game 7, the banged up Vancouver defense and Roberto Luongo getting pulled again.
Dan Roche says to just simply enjoy Game 7 for what it is and what should be a fantastic conclusion to what has been a helluva ride.
Notes from the world of golf. The Blue Course at Congressional, home to this year's U.S. Open, doesn't make it easy on players. Ken Venturi thinks back to his U.S. Open win at Congressional in 1964.
The Bruins were facing elimination in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup finals, and Mark Recchi knew just how to keep his teammates focused.
