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Bruins sitting pretty
No one's saying the Stanley Cup Finals are over, but you do have to admit there's a lot to like about how the Bruins have played it so far, writes Adam Kaufman.
Bruins
Gregory Campbell spoke to the media for the first time since breaking his leg against the Penguins.
Red Sox
Jonny Gomes hit a two-run homer in the ninth inning to complete a doubleheader sweep for the Red Sox.
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- Cafardo Final thoughts after a long day at Fenway
- Buchholz, Ross placed on disabled list
- Stats Driven Sox-Rays among top beanball rivalries
- Radio BDC Silva & Finn on Red Sox' struggles
Celtics
A deal sending coach Doc Rivers and Kevin Garnett to the Clippers is off the table, Celtics boss Danny Ainge says.
Closing time: Where should the Red Sox turn?
Red Sox manager John Farrell said on Tuesday night that Andrew Bailey was his closer, even after the righthander blew his second save in three appearances. What else was he going to say right after a game? ...
Game 4 preview: Blackhawks at Bruins
By Fluto Shinzawa, Globe Staff Good morning from TD Garden, where the Bruins will look......
Tired complaints about the NBA hold no merit after Game 6
The usual, tired complaints about the NBA hold no merit after a game like Game 6 of the NBA Finals....
Statement from Dr. Robert Watkins, Gronkowski surgeon
Dr. Robert Watkins, the surgeon who operated on Rob Gronkowski on Tuesday, has released a......
Mike Carp: The new Brian Daubach?
Carp's emergence as an unlikely offensive star is reminiscent of Brian Daubach's breakthrough 14 seasons ago. ...
Two great goalies, but very different stories
It has to be one or the other, doesn’t it? Of all the easy storylines......
Ski Bum at Sea: Dan Egan's adventures in the Marion-Bermuda Race
Well, the ski bum is going to sea! That's right: I’m sailing to Bermuda this weekend in the Marion-Bermuda Cruising Yacht Race. Since 1977, the...
Report: Patriots' Hernandez questioned in possible homicide investigation
By Matt Pepin, Boston.com Staff Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was questioned by police in connection with the discovery of a dead body in North Attleboro, Sports Illustrated is reporting. The report says Hernandez is not considered a suspect in...
Hoyts to receive ESPY award
Dick and Rick Hoyt, the father-son team that has been a fixture at the Boston Marathon for more than 30 years, will receive the Jimmy V Perseverance Award at the ESPY awards in July....
Q&A with UMass football coach Charley Molnar
UMass football coach Charley Molnar answered readers' questions about where his program is headed. ...
Troy Flutie commits to Boston College
Natick High quarterback Troy Flutie has verbally committed to attend Boston College with the Class of 2014. He will be the fourth Flutie to suit up for the Eagles, joining his father (Darren), two uncles (Doug and Bill), and cousin (Billy).
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Celtics draft previews
The NBA Draft is June 27, and the Celtics hold the No. 16 pick. We're profiling some of the most likely candidates to wind up in Boston. Gorgui Dieng | Dennis Schroeder | Shane Larkin
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Sports' greatest prizes
The Bruins are chasing the Stanley Cup, one of sports' most iconic trophies. Review the best awards the sports world has to offer and vote for which is the best.
Hockey
Favorite Bruins team ever?
This Bruins team has ignited Stanley Cup fever throughout Boston. Where does this group rank among the most beloved Bruins teams ever? Cast your vote.
Obnoxious Boston Fan
Boston athletes playing through pain
The Bruins' Gregory Campbell finishing his shift on a broken leg was the latest example of a Boston athlete sucking it up to get the job done.
Chad Finn > Touching all the bases
Red Sox draft picks, then and now
Chad Finn has an interesting look back at the scouting reports that were done on Red Sox draft picks, and how they turned out.
Going Deep
AFC East Top 25 players
Who's No. 1? Erik Frenz counted down the top 25 players in the AFC East in Boston.com's Going Deep blog.
Obnoxious Boston Fan
Savard a must-follow in playoffs
Marc Savard's entertaining and insightful commentary on Twitter has kept the sidelined Bruins center close to his team and fans.
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Your playoff beards
It's the hockey playoffs. Gotta support the team. Are you growing a playoff beard? Check out who is, and share a photo of yours.
Chad Finn > Touching all the bases
The forgotten positions of 17 players
Many players who gained fame at one position, including Tim Wakefield, actually started out somewhere else. Chad Finn has an entertaining look at them.
Celtics
Keep him or replace him?
Gary Dzen reviews the situation with each player on the Celtics roster and lets you decide if he's worth keeping or should be replaced.
117th Boston Marathon
Runners find closure at OneRun
Thousands of runners who were stopped on the Boston Marathon course April 15 ran the last mile to the finish line at the OneRun event.
- Horan Plenty to celebrate on Boylston
- Pictures Run to Remember | A runner's account
Bleacher Report
Pats' Offseason Roster Power Rankings As usual, Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots brain trust have assembled one of the NFL ’s deepest and most talent-rich rosters, led by all-world quarterback Tom Brady .
Grading Each Celtics Starter in 2012-13 Looking back at the Boston Celtics ' roller coaster 41-40 season, and subsequent first-round playoff loss, this squad has very little to embrace.
Pieces Celtics Must Acquire to Become a True Contender It may be a difficult reality for diehard Boston Celtics fans to accept but as currently constructed, the C's are simply not a championship contender.
Why Pats Fans Shouldn't Worry About Gronk For the last two years, the New England Patriots have had their seasons ende with their most important weapon, tight end Rob Gronkowski, injured and either not on the field or on the field and a shell of his usual self.
Biggest Draft Busts in Red Sox History Since last August, the Red Sox have embraced the time-tested business model of developing young players in the minor leagues in order to win championships. The Red Sox have built one of the strongest minor league systems in baseball as a result.
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End it with NBA complaints
Those who harp on bad calls and other negative perceptions about the NBA fail to see the game's magnificence, writes Gary Dzen.
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