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Prim Siripipat recaps a day that saw the B's lose in OT and the Sox fall in Terry Francona's return.
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April 15 will be etched in our minds forever, but so too will the sense of community it inspired.
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ESPN NBA analyst Jon Barry says it's time for the Celtics to start the rebuilding process, talks about the genuine disdain between the Heat and Pacers, says the Pacers need to take better care of the ball to have a chance in Game 2 and weighs in on the Grizzlies' attempt to get back into their series against the Spurs.
ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney gives his thoughts on Mike Trout's cycle and compares Trout's production with Miguel Cabrera's. Olney also says Jacoby Ellsbury's lack of production is putting the Red Sox in a tough spot and explains why Cole Hamels' poor start isn't too much of a concern.
Indians manager Terry Francona dishes on his return to baseball, joining Cleveland, Miguel Cabrera, his time with the Red Sox, MLB's usage of instant replay and more.
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