Bruins

It's been a really beautiful thing watching Maine come together to figure out how we can best support each other during this difficult time. It's even more beautiful to see the support trickling in from different states, especially from Boston.

Honors from the Boston Bruins included a 'Lewiston Strong' jersey, Maine on their helmets, blue stick tape, and a fund.

After Patrice Bergeron's retirement announcement Tuesday, the Boston Bruins will face a difficult reality check, both now and into the future.

The Bruins, Celtics, and New England Patriots have sent every vising team out of New England with their tails between their legs.

The more you know.

Other fans were not pleased....

Are you ready for the AFC Championship game? Looks like the Pats are!

The NHL playoff picture is clear now as we get ready for the first round. The Boston Bruins will get underway on Wednesday at Ottawa to take on the Senators.

On Sunday, Travis Roy was inducted to the Maine Sports Hall of Fame. Roy from Yarmouth was an elite high school hockey player who during his first game with Boston College crashed into the boards and became a quadriplegic.

High School Sports: Girls Basketball Rangeley 42, Richmond 40 Temple 48, Kents Hill 36 Oxford Hills 68, Mountain Valley 32 Lincoln 44, Spruce Mountain 27

High School Sports: KVAC Cheering Championships Class A: Lewiston Class B: Medomak

High School Sports: NE Patriots: will play in Denver Sunday afternoon for the AFC Championship. It will be 17th time Tom Brady and Peyton Manning have battled. On the line is a trip to Super Bowl 50!

High School Sports: Boys Hockey Gardiner 4, York 2 Boys Basketball Messalonskee 65, Cony 49 Winslow 76, Skowhegan 65 win. Waterville 50, Erskine 32

High School Sports: Boys Hockey Waterville 9, Old Town/Orono 1 Girls Hockey Leavitt/EL/Poland 3, Brunswick 3 (OT) St. Dom's 7, Mt. Ararat/Morse 0

High School Sports: Boys Basketball Cony 60, Gardiner 59 Messalonskee 60, Lawrence 51 Temple 44, Forest Hills 43 MCI 66, Waterville 47 Mt. Ararat 51, Lewiston 49 Skowhegan 54, Nokomis 39