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The Boston Bruins Daniel Paille ended game two of the Stanley Cup Finals in overtime and started the scoring in game three.
Prior to game 3, the Chicago Blackhawks Marian Hossa was scratched due to injury.
Early in the second period, Paille jumped on a loose puck deep inside the Chicago Blackhawks zone and buried a snapshot past goaltender Corey Crawford to give the Bruins a 1-0 lead.
Check out the goal and other highlights after the jump.
We are probably a little late on this one, but we just came across this fantastic YouTube clip. It’s a video of a “British play by play” of a New York Yankees game against the Boston Red Sox. The announcer is giving the play by play as if he’s watching a cricket match and gets utterly confused.
Check out the video after the jump
Last night Justin Rose won the 2013 US Open, but it seems like he’s been winning for a while. Just check out his wife, Kate Rose. It’s widely known that golfers have some of the hottest wives and girlfriends on earth. I have no idea why, but that’s just the way it is.
Congrats on being a winner Justin!
Check out the slideshow after the jump…
Phil Mickelson trails Justin Rose by 1 stroke in the final round of the US Open. Phil has had an up and down round today, but just holed out a wedge from the rough on the tenth hole for an eagle. Check out the shot and his ultra-dorky reaction to the ball going in, after the jump.
They didn’t need third overtime tonight, just one. The Boston Bruins have tied up the Stanley Cup Finals at 1-1 with Daniel Paille’s overtime winner at 13:48 of overtime.
Check out the recap and video of the OT winner after the jump.
Photo courtsey of foxsportsflorida.com
This afternoon Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Alex Cobb, was struck in the head by a line drive off the bat of Kansas City Royals first baseman, Eric Hosmer.
Reports from the Tampa Bay Times say that Cobb is OK and has only suffered a mild concussion.
Per @SunSportsRays data, ball off Hosmer’s bat that hit #Rays Cobb was traveling 102.4 mph.
— Marc Topkin (@TBTimes_Rays) June 15, 2013
Check out the video after the jump…
As the clock was about to strike midnight in Chicago, Blackhawks defenseman Michael Rozsival took a shot from the point that was deflected by Dave Boland in the slot and then again by Andrew Shaw past Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask. The goal was scored with just under 8 minutes left in the third overtime. The game became the 5th longest in Stanley Cup history.
Boston Bruins goalie Tuuka Rask made 59 saves on 63 shots, while the Blackhawks netminder Corey Crawford, made 51 saves on 54 shots.
Check out the game winning goal after the jump
Last night Ian Kennedy of the Arizona Diamondbacks not only started a major brawl, but also needed 4 strikes to strikeout Los Angeles Dodgers phenom Yasiel Puig. Just another example of how there is zero credibility in the world of Major League Baseball umpiring.
Check out the video after the jump
What would a Zach Greinke start be for the Los Angeles Dodgers without a few hit batters and a brawl? But this time it wasn’t him instigating. Last night’s starting pitcher for the Arizona Diamondbacks Ian Kennedy, has actually hit more batters than anyone (22) since the start of the 2012 season. And last night was no different.
Check out the videos of what happened after the jump.
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