Bruins survive Leafs in Game 7 rout to seal series
Patrice Bergeron forced overtime with 51 seconds left and iced Boston’s 5-4 win as Tuukka Rask stopped 24 shots. The Bruins rallied from a 4-1 deficit and moved on while Henrik Lundqvist and the Rangers stunned Washington 4-0 in Game 7 on the road.
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Penguins Win OT Thriller To Take Series 4-2
In a best of seven playoff clash, Pittsburgh tops New York Islanders 4-3 in overtime to clinch the series at four games to two. Other results include Rangers 1 Washington 0 and Detroit 3 Anaheim 2 as Detroit advances 4-3. Conference semifinals set Ottawa at Pittsburgh and San Jose at Los Angeles with Detroit at Chicago on Wednesday.
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Toronto Beats Boston in Overtime Thriller
In Toronto at home, the Maple Leafs top the Bruins 5 4 in overtime. Franson 3 gives Toronto the lead before Kadri and Kessel add goals, Lucic and Horton respond for Boston, Bergeron seals it in the extra frame as Reimer and Rask post solid efforts.
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Rangers Top Capitals Behind Five-Goal Night
New York Rangers defeated Washington with a 5-0 final as Connor Asham, J.T. Miller, and others scored. Goalie Henrik Lundqvist stopped 35 shots for the shutout while Washington goalie Braden Holtby faced 35 saves. A 18,506 crowd watched at the arena.
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Browns GM signals no rush to re sign Cribbs or Tebow
Browns general manager Michael Lombardi discussed Tim Tebow and Josh Cribbs at the Pro Football Hall of Fame Lunch. Cribbs remains unsigned and Tebow is a free agent after Jets release. Lombardi said Cribbs needs a defined role and that Hoyer Mack Ward are not yet extended. He noted Gipson Slaughter Rhodes as free safety options and listed five rookies signed and several waived. He called Mingo’s weight question situational and noted the new CBA affects draft class signings with offset language potentially saving money.
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Heat seize control as Bulls crumble in 88 65 playoff setback
LeBron James scored 27 as Miami dominated Chicago 88 65 to take a 3 1 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinal. The Bulls tied franchise playoff lows with 65 points and 10 points in a quarter as Miami tightened defense and pulled away in the third. Next up is a potential series clincher at home Wednesday.
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Heat Stampede Past Bulls In Game Four Clash
Miami overwhelmed Chicago 88 65 to take a 3 1 series lead. LeBron James led with 9 of 20 shooting and 14 points while Dwyane Wade added 10 assists on 3 10 shooting. Bulls struggled with 65 points.
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Browns coach Lombardi outlines blueprint for future success
Lombardi emphasizes a multi-year plan for the Cleveland Browns focusing on evaluating players without premature judgments. He notes QB Brandon Weeden's development, the need to rush the passer, and the importance of getting the lead to win, citing Mingo and Kruger as key additions and stressing protection and offense.
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Grizzlies Rally Past Thunder For 103 97 Victory
Oklahoma City led 97-95 late but Memphis pulled away in the final minutes. Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol paced the Grizzlies with 23 points each while Mike Conley added 24. Durant scored 27 for the Thunder and Serge Ibaka had 17 as OKC shot 34 of 79.
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Andretti Leads Indy 500 Practice With Fast 225.100 MPH Lap
Marco Andretti posted the month’s fastest Indy 500 practice time at 225.100 mph on the 2.5 mile oval, with Helio Castroneves close behind at 225.075 mph. Ryan Hunter-Reay was third, Will Power fourth, and J.R. Hildebrand fifth as practice warms and conditions improve. Rookie Conor Daly and Pippa Mann also ran, Mann aiming for a return after the Wheldon crash.
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Derrick Walker Named Head of Competition for IndyCar
IndyCar owner hires veteran motorsports executive Derrick Walker as head of competition. He will assume duties after the Indianapolis 500 on May 27 and oversee all technical and racing operations in the open wheel series. Walker, 68, has been Ed Carpenter Racing general manager.
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Foyt Garage Shifts Control to Larry as Sato Wins IndyCar
A.J. Foyt's Gasoline Alley garage remains a major draw as Larry Foyt takes more control from his recovering father. Larry handles radio duties at Long Beach and helps Takuma Sato become the first Japanese driver to win an IndyCar race.
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