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The mystery of what happened to Sidney Crosby's stick and glove that he used to score the overtime goal that gave Canada the gold medal at the Olympics has been solved, and a Bruins player played a big role in the discovery. According to an Associated Press story, B's center Patrice Bergeron discovered the missing glove in his equipment bag, apparently mistakenly placed there while the two used adjoining lockers in Canada's locker room after the Olympic final vs. the United States Feb. 28.
Ray Allen sounded like a veteran who believes his Celtics teammates need to get re-focused on the task at hand following an embarrassing 111-91 homecourt loss to the Memphis Grizzlies at TD Garden Wednesday night. "I'd like to think we know there's more out there we need to aspire to," Allen said. "Right now, teams have our number." For more, including video, visit the the Green Street blog.
Lackey, Matsuzaka trying new approaches to spring
FORT MYERS, Fla.(AP) After starting the previous two seasons on the disabled list, Red Sox starter John Lackey is trying a new approach to spring training in hopes of being ready from the get-go in Boston.
Grizzlies beat Celtics for 1st time since '06BOSTON(AP) Rudy Gay scored 28 points to lead Memphis to a 111-91 victory over the Boston Celtics on Wednesday night and give the Grizzlies a franchise-record seventh straight road win.
Bruins hang on for 5-4 victory over LightningTAMPA, Fla.(AP) Michael Ryder and Milan Lucic scored two goals apiece, helping the Boston Bruins beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 5-4 on Thursday night for their first three-game winning streak in more than six weeks.
Belichick to play bigger role in planning defenseFOXBOROUGH, Mass.(AP) New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick will take a larger role in overseeing the defense and not hire a coordinator to replace Dean Pees.
FORT MYERS, Fla. — Daisuke Matsuzaka has gone exactly halfway through his six-year contract. He is 29 years old. And the pitcher has been a professional baseball player now for 10 seasons. Tuesday morning, he decided to take stock of his past and talk of his future. “I think both personally and from a family standpoint we’re [...]
Anyone who knows me will tell you I’m wildly, consistently and preternaturally optimistic about the Red Sox, especially this time of year. My spring training default setting is to just assume that 7½ months from now, we’re going to be treating last night’s champagne hangover with a mixture of the hair of the dog that [...]
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James to return to Cavs' lineup Friday
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Crosby's Olympic stick, glove found
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Hunter: Black Latino players 'impostors'
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Tomlinson to visit Vikings on Thursday
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Mavericks extend win streak to 13
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Cincy advances, will face West Virginia
