Canucks Say Rome Suspension 'Not The Right Call'
After word of Aaron Rome's four-game suspension for his hit on Bruins forward Nathan Horton came down Tuesday, the Canucks vocally rushed to their teammates defense.
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After word of Aaron Rome's four-game suspension for his hit on Bruins forward Nathan Horton came down Tuesday, the Canucks vocally rushed to their teammates defense.
Vancouver Cancucks defenseman Aaron Rome is wishing Nathan Horton a quick and speedy recovery.
Felger and Massarotti opened the show talking about Aaron Rome's hit on Bruins forward Nathan Horton. The Bruins dominated Game 3 with an 8-1 win.
Tuesday night on The Baseball Reporters, Tony Mazz asks: Are the Red Sox and Yankees the top two teams in the American League?
Bruins DieHard says Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals was tense, but it gave the Bruins a renewed sense of purpose.
Celtics guard Ray Allen has exercised his player option for the 2011-12 NBA season, the team announced Tuesday.
The Boston Bruins are happy the NHL's ruling to suspend Vancouver's Aaron Rome, but it does little for the condition of Nathan Horton, who is out for the rest of the Stanley Cup Finals with a severe concussion.
Patrice Bergeron joins Gresh and Zo to talk about Game 3, Nathan Horton and a lot more!
The NHL has announced Canucks defenseman Aaron Rome has been suspended for four games for his hit on Bruins forward Nathan Horton in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals.
Bruins forward Nathan Horton will miss the remainder of the Stanley Cup finals with a severe concussion, the team announced Tuesday. It was first reported by 98.5 The Sports Hub's Tony Massarotti.
Gresh and Zo discuss a huge effort by the Boston Bruins and their big win against Vancouver in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final...
Bruins legend Ray Bourque was on with Toucher and Rich Tuesday morning to talk about the Bruins 8-1 Game 3 win over the Cancucks in the Stanley Cup Finals.
Boston Bruins fans have a chance to watch Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals with Bruins legend Ray Bourque.
Bruins coach Claude Julien was not pleased with his team after their Game 3 taunting of the Vancouver Canucks.
Part One accomplished and now on to Part Two.
