Felger & Mazz: The Stanley Cup Tours The City of Boston
Felger & Massarotti opened the day discussing this weekend's Stanley Cup parade. How filthy is the Cup by now? How will the Bruins look next season?
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Felger & Massarotti opened the day discussing this weekend's Stanley Cup parade. How filthy is the Cup by now? How will the Bruins look next season?
Tim Thomas had his playoff beard shaved off Monday afternoon at the Gillette World Shaving Headquarters in Boston.
Gresh & Zo discussed Claude Julien and if he's finally perceived as being part of the local coaching fraternity.
Bruins forward Milan Lucic admitted to playing with a broken toe for the final two rounds of the playoffs on Sunday.
Joe Haggerty of CSNNE joined Gresh & Zo to discuss the Bruins Stanley Cup run and what changes may be on the horizon this offseason.
Gresh & Zo discussed the celebrations that have taken place since the Bruins Cup victory and what it's meant for the team and the city.
Phil Pritchard is the curator of the Hockey Hall of Fame and is also know as the keeper of the Cup. Pritchard joined Toucher & Rich to talk about the Bruins big Stanley Cup win and his adventures with the Cup over the years.
When the Bruins won the Stanley Cup last week, it meant a 20-year promise would be fulfilled for the Martelli family.
After struggling at the beginning of the season the Boston Red Sox currently have the second best record in baseball. Peter Abraham spoke with Toucher & Rich about the team's success, David Ortiz's contract and Andrew Miller being called up.
Bruins goaltender Tim Thomas will have his playoff beard shaved in South Boston Monday afternoon.
The Boston Red Sox honored the Stanley Cup champion Bruins with a 15-minute on-field ceremony before Sunday's game against the Milwaukee Brewers.
Not only are the Boston Bruins Stanley Cup Champions, the team is in very good shape for future title runs.
One fan found himself drinking from the Stanley Cup with some of the Bruins Friday night.
The Boston Bruins are making their celebratory trip through city streets with hundreds of thousands of fans crowding the sidewalks to see them and the Stanley Cup.
Before they could get their rolling rally started, the Boston Bruins had some praise to dish out to their faithful fans.
