Black Saturday

Boston Bruins David Krejci, second from right, of the Czech Republic celebrates his third-period goal with teammates Dennis Wideman (6), Matt Hunwick (48), and Blake Wheeler as Detroit Red Wings goalie Chris Osgood, left, looks on during the Bruins 4-1 win in a hockey game in Boston Saturday, Nov. 29, 2008.

(AP)

Bruins Stay Red Hot, Dump Detroit, 4-1

Globe: Bruins Serve Early Notice
Say Hello to the Best Hockey Team in the East
The 'B' Stands for Believe
Bob Ryan: Bruins Have Look of a Winner

Zdeno Chara: "We can beat anybody in this league. We can play with any team in this league. But we haven't done anything but beat a few teams. We've got to keep going and keep pushing forward. We can't be satisfied with the results we have. We've just got to keep going forward and keep playing the way we are, and the results are going to take care of themselves."

That's Your First Base Coach

Houston Astros first baseman Tim Bogar (left) wears a fake goatee as he stands with teammate Jeff Bagwell (right) during a workout at their spring training camp in Kissimmee, FL February 23. Several Astros glued on the fake beards to mock Bagwell during the practice.

(Feb. 28, 2000, Reuters)

... On the Left

Bogar Named Sox First Base Coach

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