I've got a lot going on this morning, so I'm just going to pass a few quick links your way. Broadcast really stands out - Chad Finn has Sean Grande talking about his confrontation with a Miami Heat fan during last Friday's broadcast, which ended with the Celtics radio man getting doused with the beverage of … Continue reading Friday Quicklinks
It’s Bruins/Flyers In Round Two
The Montreal Canadiens came through for Bruins fans last night, defeating the Washington Capitals in game seven last night, ensuring that Boston will face the Philadelphia Flyers in round tw0, with home ice advantage, rather than the Pittsburgh Penguins. Bruins/Flyers Preview: Bruins take it in six games - Joe Haggerty says that the Bruins can take this series … Continue reading It’s Bruins/Flyers In Round Two
Celtics Close Out Heat, Move On To LeBron
The Celtics closed out their first round playoff series in five games with a 96-86win at the TD Garden last night. They move on to now face LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers starting on Saturday. Get complete coverage of last night's game over at CelticsLinks.com. There's Still Fight In Celtics' Big Three - Jeff Jacobs … Continue reading Celtics Close Out Heat, Move On To LeBron
The Bruins Are Movin’ On
The Bruins are moving on to the second round, thanks to a rousing 4-3 win at the Garden last night, which clinched the opening round series in the Stanley Cup Playoffs four games to two. Get all the stories and coverage on this one from BruinsLinks.com. Krejci leads Bruins into the second round - Joe Haggerty … Continue reading The Bruins Are Movin’ On
Celtics Can’t Turn Down The Heat, Just Yet.
The cliche goes that that fourth win in a playoff series is the hardest one to get, and the Celtics found that out yesterday, as a determined Dwyane Wade wasn't about to let his Miami Heat squad go down in a first round sweep. Wade scored 46 points yesterday, as the Miami won, 101-92 to … Continue reading Celtics Can’t Turn Down The Heat, Just Yet.
It’s a Friday Megalink Thing
Let's do your Friday megalinks while I have some time. Your Weekend Viewing Picks give you everything you need to know on sports and entertainment. Now to your links. National Steve Wieberg of USA Today looks at how the new deal between CBS/Turner and the NCAA came to fruition for an expanded NCAA Tournament. Michael … Continue reading It’s a Friday Megalink Thing
Patriots Pick McCourty, Sox Fall At Fenway
The Patriots surprised everyone by selecting Rutgers cornerback Devin McCourty in last night's first round of the NFL draft. You can check all the reaction to this pick over at PatriotsLinks.com. The Red Sox were shutout at Fenway Park last night, 3-0. The big news of the night however is that Tim Wakefield will be moving … Continue reading Patriots Pick McCourty, Sox Fall At Fenway
Week Log: B’s the Talk of the Town
No surprise as to which team gets lead-off honors this week. For the third straight game, the Bruins reversed an early deficit to beat the Buffalo Sabres last night at TD Garden and take a commanding 3-1 lead in their opening-round playoff series. They are officially the talk of the town today. Bruins, baby! ESPN … Continue reading Week Log: B’s the Talk of the Town
Walkoff Wednesday For Boston Sports
Both of the local team in action last night needed extra time, but they both managed to pull out wins in thrilling fashion. The Bruins got a goal from Miroslav Satan in the second overtime to defeat the Buffalo Sabres 3-2 and take a 3-1 series lead. Check all the coverage over at BruinsLinks.com. The … Continue reading Walkoff Wednesday For Boston Sports
Newsday’s Policy Would Mean The End of Shaughnessy, Borges
The New York newspaper Newsday recently implemented a new policy in its sports pages. An article by John Koblin in the New York Observer reports on the policy and has reaction from many Newsday staffers, who are unhappy with the decision. The article opens this way: Newsday has a new policy for its sports page. The … Continue reading Newsday’s Policy Would Mean The End of Shaughnessy, Borges
Boston Sports Media Watch 