'Fairytale' Finish As Blackhawks Ruin Bruins, Take Second Stanley Cup In Four Seasons
A remarkable season ended with the most memorable of finishes.
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A remarkable season ended with the most memorable of finishes.
A year ago, the Chicago Blackhawks had to answer questions about Patrick Kane's maturity.
Thousands of jubilant fans poured out onto the streets of Chicago to celebrate the Blachawks second Stanley Cup in four years.
The Blackhawks will bring their victory party to Grant Park on Friday, following a parade to celebrate their Stanley Cup championship.
In an almost improbable comeback, the Chicago Blackhawks defeated the Boston Bruins 3-2 for their second Stanley Cup title since 2010.
The Blackhawks' Andrew Shaw was knocked out of the game by a wicked slap shot to the face late in the first period.
The Chicago Cubs could be close to working out an agreement with third basemen Ian Stewart, according to a report by CBS Sport's Jon Heyman.
Most fans already have their jersey on and game-time snacks ready. So, what's a die-hard fan to do when they have to work during the biggest game of the year? One Blackhawks fan has a plan.
Boston Bruins forward Patrice Bergeron did not participate in the team's morning skate on Monday, but head coach Claude Julien is "confident" one of his top playmakers will play in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final.
The former WBA Welterweight Champion and current analyst for Showtime Championship Boxing, Paulie Malignaggi, joined me to talk about his loss against Adrien Broner. Listen to Pauli's analysis of the fight, who he wants to fight next, and what does the future look like for Adrien Broner.
