Boston is up 2-0 on New York thanks in large part to their offense. Bergeron and Marchand are hot for the Bruins. Story inside. 

John Lackey was perfect through 4 and finally got his second win of the season. Boston fought through raindrops to grab a 5-1 win and sweep the Twins over the wkend. 

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Antonio Davis discusses Pacers coach Frank Vogel's comments that the "Heat are just the next team" and the significance of the Pacers' starting five sitting together at the news conference following their series-clinching win.

Cary Chow runs down the latest sports news from Boston, including a Bruins playoff victory and a stellar outing by John Lackey.

After the Rangers' Rick Nash tied the game at two, the Bruins took over, scoring three unanswered goals en route to a 5-2 win over the Rangers.

Antonio Davis discusses the adjustments Memphis needs to make to even its series with San Antonio.

Highlight Of The Night: Daniel Alfredsson scored a short-handed goal with less than 30 seconds remaining in regulation to tie the game and Colin Greening scored in double overtime to complete the Senators miraculous come-from-behind victory.