David Backes was a wholesome scratch all through the Boston Bruins’ Stanley Cup run that got here to a bitter finish with a Game 7 loss in opposition to his former workforce, the St. Louis Blues. The ahead spoke to reporters Friday and touched upon his future in black and gold. While he didn’t give an excessive amount of data, Backes did say he needs to stay in Boston, however he’d have a clearer reply later this month. To hear Backes’ full feedback, try the “NESN Sports Today” video above, offered by People’s United Bank. ... NESN.com
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Rins admits he should go “more on the limit” in qualifying
Suzuki rider Rins struggled for one-lap tempo at Termas de Rio Hondo final weekend, getting knocked out in Q1 and recording his worst grid place for the reason that 2017 Aragon GP. However, the Spaniard made swift progress within the race, becoming a member of the battle for the remaining podium spots behind Marc Marquez at half-distance and in the end ending fifth. “We kept the same race pace than we did [in FP4], [1m]40s low, and that’s all,” stated Rins when requested how we was in a position to make such a robust restoration. “For certain, as you possibly can see, we have to begin in a greater place. We want to enhance qualifying, however for the
Vinales admits he cannot beat rivals utilizing present fashion
Vinales took pole place for the Qatar Grand Prix by practically two tenths, but he completed the race in a lowly seventh place after he was unable to recuperate from a poor opening lap. The Spaniard's Yamaha bike severely lacked by way of high velocity in comparison with Honda and Ducati throughout the weekend, and Vinales was solely capable of compensate with robust nook velocity. However, Vinales defined that throughout the race that benefit disappeared as he was compelled to take corners like his rivals did forward of him. "When I'm alone I can make the laptime, then when I am in the group it is really difficult, I have to ride completely different," mentioned Vinales. "I've to
Tom Brady Injuries: Patriots QB Admits He’s ‘Nursing Couple Little Things’
With the NFL playoffs fast approaching, Tom Brady is a little banged up. But don’t worry, New England Patriots fans: It’s nothing to worry about — yet. Brady was listed as “questionable” for his team’s Week 12 game against the New York Jets with a knee injury and an illness. The Patriots quarterback toughed it out, however, leading New England to a 27-13 victory, despite apparently suffering a thumb injury during the first half. Monday night, Brady appeared on Westwood One Radio for his weekly — and always cringe-worthy — interview with Jim Gray, who asked the 41-year-old about his nagging ailments. “I am certainly ... NESN.com
Isaiah Thomas Admits Cavs Vs. Celtics Eastern Conference Finals ‘Would Be Lovely’
Cleveland Cavaliers guard and former Boston Celtics star Isaiah Thomas has yet to play in a game this season, but he’s already looking toward the Eastern Conference finals. Thomas was asked recently during an interview with USA TODAY’s Sam Amick if having to get to the NBA Finals by way of beating the Celtics was ideal, and he seems to be on-board with the idea of a Boston-Cleveland showdown. “Oh, that would be lovely,” Thomas told Amick. “That would be the story that God made, and it probably will work that way. It always does. It always works — I’m not going to say in my favor, but it seems to always work out no
Tiger Woods Done? Legendary Golfer Admits He May Never Play Golf Again
This is hard to say, but we might never see Tiger Woods play competitive golf again — and he knows it. Woods, who still is recovering from his fourth back surgery and a battle with prescription drugs, gave an update on his rehab Wednesday ahead of the Presidents Cup in New Jersey where he is a captain’s assistant. “My timetable is based on what my surgeon said,” Woods said CBS Sports. “As I alluded to last week, I’m hitting 60-yard shots. I’m hitting it really straight … it’s a joke, smile, OK.” But the 14-time major champion is optimistic about his recovery, although he’s aware Father Time is undefeated. “Overall, I’m... NESN.com
Armstrong admits to doping in Oprah interview
Updated: Tuesday, 15 Jan 2013 12:49 Lance Armstrong has apparently admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs throughout his cycling career Cyclist Lance Armstrong has reportedly confessed to using drugs during the recording of his interview with Oprah Winfrey. USA Today said Armstrong did not confirm which drugs he used during the interview, which will be broadcast on Thursday. His lawyers have not responded to subsequent requests for comment. Although US media had widely speculated that Armstrong would admit to cheating in the interview, neither Winfrey nor Armstrong have since confirmed today's report. "We are not confirming any specific details regarding the interview at this time," a spokesman for Oprah's network OWN told Reuters. Armstrong has always vehemently denied using performance-enhancing drugs. CBS reported Armstrong had indicated he