Bruins & Red Sox Return To Action After Friday Postponements
The Red Sox and Bruins were ready to return to action after a daylong manhunt for a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings brought major pro sports in the city to a standstill.
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The Red Sox and Bruins were ready to return to action after a daylong manhunt for a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings brought major pro sports in the city to a standstill.
The two major sporting events scheduled in Boston on Friday night have been postponed, due to the ongoing manhunt for the Boston Marathon bombing suspect in the area.
If any of the Bruins think they can coast through the Pittsburgh game and the five contests after that before the playoffs, Jaromir Jagr has a message.
Mike Milbury joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Felger & Massarotti to discuss the opening ceremony of last night's game and the play of the Bruins.
All indications from Thursday's practice point to Milan Lucic watching Friday night's contest from the press box.
Gresh and Zo started off Thursday's show talking about the fans singing the National Anthem together before the Bruins-Sabres game.
Bruins defenseman Johnny Boychuk spoke with Toucher & Rich about the atmosphere in the Garden Wednesday night, the loss to the Sabres and Swedish star Carl Soderberg joining the team for his first practice.
Although they only captured one point, the Bruins basically did what they wanted to do to jump-start the healing process of the city by playing with playoff intensity and working hard.
There are so few moments that you expect to be great, yet manage to evoke an even more body-trembling emotion.
More than 17,000 fans created a moment Wednesday night that will forever be remembered in Boston sports history.
Drew Stafford scored the only shootout goal after Buffalo tied the game in the final minute of regulation, and the Sabres beat the Bruins 3-2 on Wednesday night in the first pro game in Boston since the marathon bombings on Monday.
When the Bruins take the ice in front of an emotional crowd on Wednesday night, they'll do so with Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand.
The myth is no more: Carl Soderberg is real, and he is a member of the Boston Bruins.
We can prove that we can send the message loud and clear: You can break our hearts, but you can't break us.
The NHL has rescheduled the Boston Bruins' game against Ottawa that was postponed Monday night because of the Boston Marathon bombings to Sunday, April 28.
