The Boston Bruins at the moment are dealing with elimination after dropping Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final to the St. Louis Blues. Head coach Bruce Cassidy stated he’d quite be up 3-2, however added that the Bruins can be ready heading into St. Louis. Cassidy famous that Boston’s energy play must be higher shifting ahead, amongst different changes. To hear Cassidy’s full statements with NESN’s Jack Edwards after the sport, try the “Bruins Overtime Live,” video above, introduced by Ace Ticket. Thumbnail photograph by way of Greg M. Cooper/USA TODAY Sports Images ... NESN.com
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Phillies Legend Expects Bryce Harper To Be Booed In Philly (Just Like He Was)
Fans in the City of Brotherly Love will treat Bryce Harper like one of their own. Philadelphia Phillies legend Mike Schmidt predicted Monday that Bryce Harper will receive boos from fans at some point during his tenure with the team. Schmidt told the Philadelphia Inquirer’s Matt Breen all Philly sports stars occasionally receive boos, even elite ones like himself. “He won’t have a problem (meeting fans’ expectations) because he’s all the things they want in a player,” Schmidt said. “He doesn’t do anything that they won’t like. He’ll run into walls for you. He’ll sign autographs for you. He’ll talk to the media. He’ll say the ri... NESN.com
Red Sox’s Jackie Bradley Jr. Reveals What He Expects Of Himself This Season
Juventus Coach Targets Serie A Title, Identifies Chief Rivals For Italian Soccer Championship
FOXBORO, MASS. — Juventus hasn’t dominated Italian soccer in recent years by taking anything for granted. Head coach Massimilano Allegri laid out Juventus’ targets for the 2017-18 season Sunday following its International Champions Cup game against AS Roma at Gillette Stadium, telling reporters at his postgame press conference he expects rivals to resist his team’s bid for a record-extending seventh consecutive Serie A (Italy’s first division) title. “Six Scudetti (league championships) in a row is difficult, but obviously winning the seventh one is going to be even harder,” Allegri said. “The teams have reinforced themselves, have stren... NESN.com
Rajon Rondo Totally Gets Why Celtics Fans Are Booing Him In NBA Playoffs
Share this: Rajon Rondo gets it. Boston Celtics fans booed the Chicago Bulls point guard throughout Game 1 of the teams’ first-round playoff series Sunday, and there’s a good chance the TD Garden crowd will continue to let Rondo hear it amid the heat of battle. The way Rondo sees it, it’s nothing personal. In fact, the former Celtics star expects nothing less from the boisterous fans who once cheered him on for eight-plus seasons. “These fans are great,” Rondo said before Tuesday’s shootaround, according to ESPN.com. “I wouldn’t expect anything else. A couple nice words were said when I walked out of the tunnel, but that’s Boston. They’ve been doing that for me for nine years while I was here so I
Von Miller’s Broncos Teammate Expects Him To Sign Despite ‘Serious’ Threat
Von Miller isn’t bluffing, according to one Denver Broncos teammate. Broncos cornerback Chris Harris said Tuesday on NFL Network’s “Total Access” that he expects Miller to sign a new contract with Denver by Thursday night or Friday morning “at the latest.” But while that’s music to Broncos fans’ ears, Harris also suggested that Miller’s threat to sit out the entire 2016 season should be taken seriously. “I believe him,” Harris said, per NFL.com. “You’ve got to take his word for it. It would be hard for me to sit out, missing out on $ 14 million, but I think Von is serious in what he’s saying. I think he truly, this whole
Jenkins expects Warburton to bounce back
Wales captain Sam Warburton has been backed to make a quick recovery from the crushing blow of his World Cup being ended by suspension. Warburton has started serving a three-week ban following his sending off by Irish referee Alain Rolland for a dangerous tackle on France wing Vincent Clerc during Saturday's 9-8 semi-final defeat. He will miss the bronze medal match against Australia next Friday and cannot return to action until 7 November. Prop Gethin Jenkins is favourite to assume leadership duties when Wales face the Wallabies at Eden Park, with Dan Lydiate possibly being switched from blindside to openside as Warburton's replacement. "What's gone is gone, there is not an awful lot we can do about it," Wales skills coach Neil Jenkins said,