The Bruins survived

During the last few minutes of the game, the Bruins managed to hold off a vicious 6-man assault from the Panthers and win the game 2-1. And by vicious, I mean the Panthers were swarming the goal like a bunch of pissed-off hornets.

This means the series is now 3-2 in favor of the Panthers and the Bruins live to play another day. That day will be Friday when the two teams face off in Boston. Start time has not yet been announced.

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As for the Red Sox, I watched all 12 innings...

It didn't look good for the Red Sox when the Rays took a one run lead in the first inning and the Red Sox were unable to answer with any runs of their own until the fourth inning.

In the fourth, they scored two and in the fifth they scored one more, giving them a 3-1 lead over the Rays.

The Rays quickly scored two in the sixth, tying the game 3-3.

And that was the way things stayed until the eleventh when both teams scored a run, tying the game 4-4.

Then, in the twelfth, with runners on first and second, the new guy, Romy Gonzalez, hit a line drive into right field and Wong was able to score from second, giving the Red Sox a 5-4 win.

As things stand right now, they are in third place in the ALEast, five and a half games behind the New York Aaron Judges.

They are back at it again this evening. First pitch is at 7:10

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Once again, we attended an event this afternoon so there was limited internetting.

Here are some links:

• I'm going to start a pool. How many times will Trump roll his eyes, go 'pffftttt', use the words 'yuuuge... biggest ever' to describe something he did or call the President of the United States 'sleepy joe' on national television.



• How do you "lose $12,000"?



• Key phrase in this story: "...they pee like crazy..."



• Key entry in from our favorite police log: 10:26 a.m. A woman was concerned about her son’s girlfriend, who was standing naked in the yard.



• I'm betting this smells really bad.