More meetings this morning make for short links. Get all the Red Sox coverage of their 5-3 win in Oakland over at RedSoxLinks.com.
Red Sox back on track, if not full speed – John Tomase says that now we can start seeing what this Red Sox team is really all about.
Closers future, past and present: How Sox relievers relate to their roles – Alex Speier with a look at the Red Sox relievers.
Red Sox bullpen handles road work – Gordon Edes has the bullpen key to yesterday’s win.
Clay Buchholz analyzes surge in HRs allowed – Scott Lauber’s notebook has Buccholz pondering reasons why he’s giving up more home runs in the early going. The Globe notebook from Peter Abraham has Jed Lowrie hoping his hitting can keep him in the lineup. The CSNNE notes from Sean McAdam have Buchholz pitching well enough to get the win.
Bruins have a tall mountain to climb tonight vs. Canadiens – Mike Colageo writes History says this series will end Saturday night in Boston.
Four keys to Bruins winning Game 4 – Joe McDonald looks at what the Bruins need to do to even up the series tonight.
Mark Recchi: Believe it – Steve Conroy has the 23-year veteran believing his team can take this series.
Coach as star: Rivers shines vs. Knicks – A. Sherrod Blakely has Doc Rivers the MVP of this series thus far. Dan Duggan says that the coach is always game-planning.
Inside the Celtics excellence of end-game execution – Paul Flannery examines the roles of Rivers and the players in their late-game execution.
How These Two White Guys Wound Up In This Kendrick Perkins Family Photo – Alan Siegel with a very nice story of how the former Celtics center befriended a couple of guys who ran a web site about him.
Plan needed for Tom Brady successor – Ian Rapoport with a look at what the Patriots could be thinking about the future. Karen Guregian has a look at a QB who could be the next Brady.
Son has been able to shine – Shalise Manza Young with a look at running back Mark Ingram, whose father is in jail for for money laundering and bank fraud.
