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Articles by Emil Bemstrom
The Most Intriguing Players To Pass Through Waivers on Roster Cutdown Day Original
A whopping 59 players cleared waivers on Monday as teams across the NHL work feverishly to set their rosters for opening day. Most of that crop were your usual suspects – the veteran roster hopefuls and career AHLers who faced long odds to make their big-league lineups out of camp in the first place. But a few of those names are pretty intriguing. Let's take a look at a few notable players who cleared waivers ahead of the roster cutdown deadline and where they could end up in the near future.
A New Reality: Tuukka Rask’s Concussion Shows Painful Reality That It’s Open Season On The Bruins
By Michael Hurley, CBS Boston BOSTON (CBS) — The days of insane line brawls, vigilante on-ice justice, and proper retaliation for perceived cheap shots are long gone in the NHL. As such, the “Big, Bad Bruins” have gradually morphed into a kinder, gentler hockey team in recent years. They may have gone a little too far.
Brooks & Dunn Set To Tour For The First Time In A Decade; Massachusetts Concert Date Announced
January 15, 2020 at 11:05 am MANSFIELD (CBS/CNN) — After a decade of retirement, Brooks & Dunn are hitting the road and are planning to make a stop in Massachusetts. The country duo has announced a US tour, with 18 dates beginning in May in St. Louis, Missouri.
Flashback To When Alex Cora Quietly Accused Carlos Beltran Of Stealing Signs With Yankees
January 15, 2020 at 10:17 am BOSTON (CBS) — With the Boston Red Sox embroiled in a cheating scandal, one that just cost manager Alex Cora his job, many fans of the New York Yankees are taking a victory lap. They may want to put that on hold for now. An old tweet from Cora about stealing signs resurfaced on Tuesday, and it wasn’t a good look for the now-former Boston manager.
Conflicting Reports On Tom Brady’s Move To Greenwich: ‘They Don’t Have A House In Connecticut’
January 15, 2020 at 10:03 am BOSTON (CBS) — On Tuesday morning, it was reported that Tom Brady, Gisele Bundchen and their children had moved out of Brookline and moved into their new home in Greenwich, Connecticut. By Tuesday evening, that report was refuted. This may be a common theme over the coming weeks and months, as every bit of Brady’s life is examined and scrutinized during this time of contractual uncertainty. In the case of the Greenwich home, NBC Sports Boston’s Tom E.
Target Reports Disappointing Holiday Sales
By Chris Isidore, CNN BusinessJanuary 15, 2020 at 9:52 am (CNN) — The holidays were not good for Target. The retailer reported a sales gain of only 1.4% in November and December at stores open at least a year. That was below the company’s guidance for the period and well short of the 5.7% growth it had a year earlier. While the company said it should still be able to hit its profit target for the fiscal fourth quarter, the sales report sent shares of Target down 8% in premarket trading.
Red Sox Had No Choice But To Move On From Alex Cora
January 15, 2020 at 9:25 am By Matthew Geagan, CBS Boston BOSTON (CBS) — Alex Cora was the perfect manager for the Boston Red Sox. He was beloved by his players, by the folks who signed his paychecks, and by the fans who believed he could do no wrong. But Cora screwed up in a big way, and the Red Sox had no choice but to move on from a guy who led them to a World Series title just two years ago.
Lori Loughlin Accused Of Withholding Evidence In College Scam Case
By Faith Karimi and Rob Frehse, CNNJanuary 15, 2020 at 12:01 am BOSTON (CNN) — Federal prosecutors are accusing some parents, including actress Lori Loughlin, of withholding evidence in the college admissions scam case despite requests to turn it in. Loughlin and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, allegedly paid $500,000 to the scheme’s mastermind to have their daughters pose as University of Southern California athletes.
Netflix Releases ‘Killer Inside: The Mind Of Aaron Hernandez’ Documentary
January 15, 2020 at 8:46 am BOSTON (CBS) — Netflix released its new docu-series on Aaron Hernandez Wednesday. The three-part documentary called “Killer Inside: The Mind Of Aaron Hernandez” includes interviews with friends and former teammates and those were closest to the New England Patriots star. Hernandez took his own life in prison just days after he was acquitted of a double murder in 2017. He had already been serving a life sentence at the time of this death.
Man Stole Thousands From ATMs Around Massachusetts Using Skimmers
January 15, 2020 at 8:36 am MALDEN (CBS) – A man is due in court on Wednesday, accused of stealing thousands of dollars from ATMs across the state using skimming devices. Ray Cuevas-Reynoso on bank surveillance video. (Image Credit: Malden Police) Ray Cuevas-Reynoso was arrested Tuesday after police said he was caught on bank surveillance in Malden. Ray Cuevas-Reynoso.
Tuukka Rask Suffers Concussion On Errant Elbow By Emil Bemstrom
January 15, 2020 at 8:26 am BOSTON (CBS) — The Boston Bruins may be without Tuukka Rask for an extended period of time after the goaltender took an errant elbow to the head just 1:12 into the team’s 3-0 loss in Columbus on Tuesday night. Rask suffered a concussion on the play, according to head coach Bruce Cassidy, making it very unlikely he’ll play again before the All-Star break next weekend.
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