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Boston scored six runs in the seventh inning to take a 7-5 lead, a score that ended up being the final in the win over Houston on Friday. Dustin Pedroia and Adrian Gonzalez each drove in two runs on a single and a double, respectively. Josh Reddick and Drew Sutton each added one RBI. The Red Sox have won two straight games after a 1-6 stretch. more ›

Michael Ryder's goal just 1:59 into overtime enabled the Bruins to take a 5-4 win away from Montreal and tie the first-round playoff series at 2-2. Ryder scored another goal in the second period and assisted on a third-period goal to tie the game and send it into overtime. more ›

The Bruins clinched the Northeast division title with a 3-2 win over the Atlanta Thrashers yesterday. John Lackey was lacking last night and Texas' powerful lineup took advantage of him as they earned a 12-5 win over the Red Sox, now a surprising 0-2 on the season. more ›

The Bruins are unbeatable as they head into tonight's game in Ottawa. Literally. The Black and Gold rides a five-game winning streak into the game, all on the road, including a recent victory over Ottawa. The team's impressive road play, 21-7-4, has Boston looking up at the second seed in the East. The Bruins last victim was Edmonton, by a 3-2 score, on Sunday. Michael Ryder, Nathan Horton, and Rich Peverley got the goals in the win. Tuukka Rask (8-11-1) has three wins in a row in his starts and had 15 saves against Edmonton. more ›

And so does Youk. But we'll get to him. The Bruins were down 2-0. In the long-ago regular season, that meant you could grab the shovel out of the closet and start digging right then and there. But the playoff Bruins are a completely different entity, and when they started the third period in a two-goal hole, they nodded grimly and went to work. more ›

A friend stopped into Bostonist Cambridge Sports HQ midway through the Bruins game yesterday. We were all excited and said, "You just missed it! The Bruins just scored two goals in a row!" The friend, no slouch, asked, "But are they winning?" C'est les 2009-2010 Bruins in a nutshell. The answer at the time was yes, but it turned into no, as the B's fell to the LA Kings in a 4-3 shootout. more ›

It was exactly and totally unlike last season. This time, the #1 seed fully lived up to its poisition, while the #8 seed meekly submitted. Last year, the Bruins were #8, and came out of the series loss with unbounded optimism for the future. This year, the Canadiens were #8, and they're just done. more ›

Right after Christmas, you may remember, the Celtics struggled for a couple weeks, got their feet under them, then went on a blowout binge. Is that happening to the Bruins now? Sure looks like it. more ›

Both our local winter teams were on the road yesterday. Let's join them, in spirit at least, because anywhere on earth must be more pleasant and hospitable than this poorly-located snow-choked city we call home. more ›

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