It was a good night for the locals, as the Bruins beat the Rangers in overtime to take the first game of their conference semifinal series, and the Red Sox rallied from a two-run deficit in the ninth inning to beat the Tampa Rays. Brad Marchand goal lifts Bruins past Rangers in OT - Steve … Continue reading Bruins Take Game One, Sox Rally In Ninth
You may have heard John Dennis and Gerry Callahan talking this morning about the survey the company is having them take today. Here is the email sent to employees earlier this week: Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 10:52 PM To: BOSTON USERS Cc: Jeff Brown; Carmela M***; Mike K**** Subject: Employee Opinion Survey Entercom Boston … Continue reading Entercom Looking To Survey “employee engagement and workplace satisfaction” Today
I thought this was great, actually. Michael Felger's reactions as the Bruins tie, and win game 7: http://player.theplatform.com/p/FZZQDC/5TBrYeY0OIIQ/embed/select/CpK5zJC2fDRq?autoPlay=false¶ms=zone%3Dboston_bruins Also: https://twitter.com/bruceallen/status/334733119007625218
Facing their own ghosts of the past, the Bruins just gave up last night, meekly submitting to the Toronto Maple Leafs as Boston completed its collapse from a 3-1 series lead. Appropriately enough, the Bruins were done in by Phil Kessel, as the former first round pick of the Bruins scored to make it 3-1 … Continue reading Miracle On Causeway Street
A snide comment from Kevin Paul Dupont last week suddenly looks prescient as the Bruins, once up 3-1 in this opening round series, find themselves fighting for their playoff lives tonight in game seven against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Bruins have lost wiggle room - Joe McDonald says that the formula for the Bruins is … Continue reading Bruins Pushed To The Brink By Leafs
While Dan Shaughnessy gets lionized among local media for his David Ortiz column from the other day, especially among sports radio hosts, a few people displaced from the local scene see the column for what it really was: garbage. The worst baseball writing of the month -Rob Neyer says that the column takes muckraking to a whole … Continue reading Unkind Reactions To Shaughnessy Column on Ortiz
Celtics (0-0) vs. Philadelphia (0-0) April 18, 1980 The Boston Garden The Celtics began the Eastern Conference Finals at the friendly confines of the Boston Garden against the Philadelphia 76ers. The two teams split the six regular season meetings, with each team winning their home games. Rumors that Philly could not win in Boston proved premature as the 76ers dominated the … Continue reading Bird’s Rookie Year — Game 1 vs. the 76ers
David Krejci seems to be a guy who steps his game up to another level when the postseason begins. During the Bruins 2011 run to the Stanley Cup title, Krejci was the leading scorer of the postseason. He's on that pace again as he scored a hat trick, including the game-winner in overtime as the … Continue reading Bruins Take 3-1 Lead After OT Victory
The Red Sox spent a rough weekend in Texas, getting swept by the Rangers, including a walk-off loss yesterday at the hands of old friend Adrian Beltre. The Red Sox offense fell silent this weekend, and Tim Britton notes that they've shown themselves vulnerable to most breaking pitches, especially the slider. Clay Buchholz looks to … Continue reading Sox Swept, Washburn Explains, Celtics To Be Gutted?
Celtics (3-0) vs. Houston (0-3) April 15, 1980 The Summit The Celtics punched their ticket to the conference finals by sweeping away the Houston Rockets, winning the fourth and final game of the series, 138-121. The C's shot a scorching 63 percent from the field and featured four players in double-digits. Larry Bird led all … Continue reading Bird’s Rookie Year — Game 4 vs. the Rockets
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