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Careless smoking blamed for wedding ceremony fire Frightening festivities. After the couple were pronounced husband and wife, smoke began to fill the room, witnesses say. Landmark leveled. What was left of the century-old Lakeview Pavilion in Foxborough had to be torn down on Sunday, after a cigarette discarded in mulch set the building ablaze. PAGE 02
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Century-old building burns during wedding ceremony Bridal blaze. The fire destroyed Lakeview Pavilion in Foxborough. A fire that destroyed a Foxborough wedding venue as a ceremony was underway Saturday night was caused by careless disposal of smoking material. The wedding ceremony fire destroyed the century-old Lakeview Pavilion. What was left of the building was being torn down Sunday. Foxborough Deputy Fire Chief Steve Bagley said the
fire likely started in the rear of the building. “What we believe is someone flicked a cigarette into the mulch, and the mulch got going and spread [the fire] to building,” Bagley said. Justice of the Peace Jerry Cibley said he had just pronounced a couple as husband and wife. As the newly married couple and their bridal party walked down the aisle, Cibley said he and the disc jockey noticed smoke. “I literally pronounced them husband and wife and just introduced them. They started playing the recessional, they were walking down
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the aisle toward the other end of the hall … all of a sudden the DJ and a few of us looked up and saw smoke,” Cibley
said. “I thought it was coming from a fog machine.” The smoke was actually coming from the walls. The three-alarm fire broke out just after 7 p.m. Bagley said the staff was quickly able to get everyone out of the venue and that there were no injuries. About 110 people were inside at the time of the fire. Between 50 and 75 firefighters from multiple towns responded. Bagley said he ordered everyone out of the building because of the intensity of the blaze. “You could tell the fire and the smoke was traveling extensively,” Bagley said.
“Also there was high winds at the time. There was really no stopping it.” Opened in 1906 as Lake View Park, the facility has hosted countless events from weddings to showers and proms. Cibley said he was disappointed the couple couldn’t celebrate their wedding, but glad that no one was hurt. “I married them legally and everyone got out safe, which is the most important thing,” he said. MICHAEL NAUGHTON @MetroBosMike
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Celebrating Greek independence in Boston for 20 years Thousands of people took part Sunday in commemorating Greece’s march to freedom with the 20th annual Boston Greek Independence Day Parade. The procession down Boylston Street is put on by the Federation of Hellenic-American Societies of New England. A celebration on the Boston Common followed the parade and featured Greek music, traditional dances and food. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
The Great American Foundation is putting on the Boston Firefighter Response Concert to benefit the families of Boston Fire Lt. Edward Walsh and Firefighter Michael Kennedy. Both men died March 26 battling a massive ninealarm fire. Dalton & the Sheriffs, a Boston-based country music band, will perform at The Paradise. In addition, prizes will be raffled and auctioned off. With the venue, entertainment and all raffle and auction items donated, all proceeds from ticket sales will go to the Walsh and Kennedy families. METRO
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Welders’ sparks eyed as fire cause Sparks from welding work being done in the rear of 296 Beacon St. flew toward a neighboring building, ignited it and eventually claimed the lives of two Boston firefighters, authorities said on Friday. The March 26 fire at 298 Beacon St. was caused by sparks during welding
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to install or repair an iron handrail. Boston Police Commissioner William Evans said there was no fire detail or a permit pulled for the welding work being done at the rear of the building. A permit is required by law, and in most cases a fire detail is required, said interim Boston Fire Department Commissioner John Hasson. METRO
Line of duty. Services to be held for Plymouth cop A memorial service for the Plymouth police officer killed in a motorcycle accident while on duty is scheduled for Monday, State Police said. Officer Gregory Maloney, 43, died after sustaining injuries in a motorcycle accident on April 1. Maloney was married with
two teenage sons. The cause of the crash is still under investigation — authorities said no other vehicles were involved. A wake will be held Monday afternoon at Memorial Hall in Plymouth, and a funeral will be held Tuesday at St. Peter’s Church. METRO
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Man fatally shot by police in South End An investigation is underway into a fatal policeinvolved shooting in the South End during which a Boston police officer killed an allegedly armed man who lunged at officers. Boston police said officers were called to 77 Lenox St. just after 3 p.m.
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for a report of a domestic violence incident. When officers arrived they found a woman with injuries to her face. She then directed the officers to her boyfriend. Once inside the home, officers tried to arrest the man, but, police said, he instead armed himself with multiple knives and then lunged at the officers. That’s
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Cyclist killed. Truck driver charged in alleged BARBARA ANTHONY hit-and-run incident The driver of a garbage truck was charged Friday with leaving the scene of a collision that killed a cyclist in Charlestown on Thursday afternoon. Ricky Prezioso, 41, of Swampscott, pleaded not guilty in the death of Chelsea resident Owen McGrory, 30, whom he allegedly struck near the intersection of Cambridge and Spice streets. Witnesses reported that the truck did not stop and the driver did not make himself known, according to Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel Conley. Prezioso told police he thought he struck a pothole and, after checking his truck on Spice Street, then continued on his route, Conley said. A defense lawyer said the cyclist initiated contact. Prezioso was released on $5,000 bail, and is scheduled to return to court May 19.
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GM ignition switch case could lead to criminal charges General Motors should make restitution to victims’ families and face criminal action if merited for the way it handled defective ignition switches that caused fatal auto accidents, Sen. Claire McCaskill said on Sunday. McCaskill, as chairwoman of the Senate subcommittee on consumer protection and product safety, led a
blistering round of questioning of GM CEO Mary Barra last week. In an appearance on ABC’s “This Week” show, McCaskill said GM now faced “a real moment of truth” as it pursues an internal investigation of the ignition switches and the automaker’s response to the problem. GM changed the faulty part but did not change its identifying part number, which McCaskill said showed an intent to deceive. REUTERS
Navy reaches boat carrying sick baby U.S. Navy frigate reached a sailboat in the Pacific Ocean on Sunday and were preparing to rescue a seriously ill 1-year-old girl and her family, the Coast Guard said. The USS Vandegrift and its crew “would determine the best possible course of action” for rescuing the family from the crippled sailboat about 1,000 miles off Mexico’s Pacific coast, said the Coast Guard. REUTERS
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Pelosi says former VP Cheney ‘set tone’ for CIA interrogation practices Post-Sept. 11. Critics say the agency’s detention and interrogation practices amounted to torture. Democratic House Leader Nancy Pelosi said on Sunday that former Vice President Dick Cheney “set a tone” for the interrogation and detention programs conducted by the Central Intelligence Agency in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks. Pelosi said she believed that Cheney, an influential figure in security policy under former President George W. Bush, was proud of the CIA’s actions during the Republican administration. “Many people in the CIA are so patriotic, they protect our country in a way to avoid conflict and violence. ... I think [Cheney] is proud of it.” Pelosi said on CNN’s “State of the Union” program. Pelosi’s comments came after the Senate Intelligence Committee voted last week to declassify and release portions of a report on an investigation into the CIA’s
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report strongly condemns now-abandoned techniques such as waterboarding, or simulated drowning, and concludes they did not produce significant counterterrorism breakthroughs. It is expected to be weeks or more before any of the document is cleared for release.
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Officially unofficial Letterman replacement suggestions With David Letterman stepping down, various TV oracles indicate that Stephen Colbert is a top pick as a “Late Show” host, but we here at Metro think CBS can get a little more creative with its picks. Here’s who we think should be on the short list.
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Chelsea Handler OK, she’s probably already on their short list. She’s officially leaving E!, she’s got a steady following and she’s written some popular books. But CBS, ever the network of safe choices, may think she’s a little too risque for their viewers’ tastes. Be bold, CBS! Letterman wasn’t the safe late night choice, and she’d be a worthy successor.
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Johnny Depp isn’t taking rumors that fiancee Amber Heard might be knocked up lying down. Reports surfaced recently suggesting that the couple’s sudden decision to marry was motivated by a baby on the way, but Depp himself seemed shocked by the idea when the “Today” show’s Savannah
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Today, Chris Evans enjoys a good omen every now and then, Justin Bieber is back to work, Garry Shandling is having a rough week and Kirstie Alley is getting a little too attached. @ChrisEvans: Releasing your film on Robert Downey Jr’s birthday has to be a good sign.
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Think about it. You’d watch it. He did a pretty solid job on “New Girl” recently, so the guy seems ready for prime time. And he could be his own bandleader. Would he be the world’s weirdest interviewer? Fingers crossed.
Guthrie asked him about the rumor. “Good God, what do you think I am, a savage?” Depp responded. “No, it’s not a shotgun affair.”
Franco: ‘Social media is tricky’ James Franco is feeling more than a little red in the face after a 17-year-old Scottish girl
leaked direct messages and texts from the 35-year-old actor as he tried to woo her during a recent visit to New York. “I’m embarrassed, and I guess I’m just a model of how social media is tricky,” Franco says during a visit to “Live! With Kelly and Michael” when the incident comes up. “It’s a way people meet each other today. But what I learned because I’m new to it is you don’t know
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Notaro would be an unexpected but exciting choice. Plus, she’s totally unflappable, so no matter how weird Tom Cruise gets up there, she’d probably roll with it.
After her famous set at the Largo last year catapulted her into the nation’s consciousness (who knew talking about cancer would be so funny?),
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who’s on the other end. I used bad judgment. I learned my lesson.” The messages show Franco attempting to set up a meeting with the young woman, offering to rent himself a room in her hotel. “Not only do I have to go through the embarrassing rituals of meeting someone, sometimes If I do that then it gets published for the world, so now it’s doubly embarrassing,” he says.
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‘Bones’ TV’s most reliable “it’s on while I’m doing something else” show takes a look at a murder connected to a medical marijuana dispensary. Just make sure you don’t watch it while you’re eating, because there are some gross decaying bodies in every episode. We mock, but we’ll miss it someday when it finally shuffles off the air (in 30 years or so, since Fox keeps renewing it). Maybe that’s when Emily will move over to sister Zooey’s “New Girl.” It’s on the same lot, after all. FOX, 8 P.M.
The envy of all Keeping up with the Joneses used to require a peek over the white picket fence. Thanks to social media, you now have to post equally fabulous vacation photos on Instagram, bake cookies that are nothing short of Pinterest-worthy, and make sure Nike+ is keeping everyone on Facebook aware of your running progress. At least, that’s the premise of the new CBS sitcom “Friends with Better Lives.” “The show examines friendship through that ‘grass is always greener’ lens,” says Dana Klein, creator and executive producer of the show. “I mean, I can barely open my computer without feeling like I failed in a million different ways. Someone’s got the perfect family, the perfect kids, the perfect job, the perfect body. It’s human nature to want what we don’t have.” “I’ve got all those things,” interjects star James Van Der Beek. It’s an off-handed joke, but one that exemplifies the
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for a night out with her girlfriends; the single gal wishes she could meet the right guy and start a family. “That’s sort of what friendship is,” Klein says. “It’s this constantly moving pendulum between pity and envy…with the undercur-
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‘Rich Girl’ not so rich in content Review. The Lyric Stage play about a Suze Orman-type fails to deliver inspiration.
Given people’s fascination with the rich and famous, the Lyric Stage’s “Rich Girl” could be a delightful romp through the dysfunctional lives of a media megastar and her disappointingly ordinary daughter. Unfortunately, playwright Victoria Stewart’s Suze Ormaninspired tale plays like a mediocre sitcom you watch when you can’t bother looking for
the remote. It’s fine, really, just sort of bland and forgettable. If you’ve seen “The Heiress,” you might think this is a contemporary adaptation of that plot, and it is, but the characters in “Rich Girl” aren’t as interesting. Amelia Broome stars as Eve, a TV financial advice guru whose favorite buzzword is “prenup,” but she lacks the charisma her character’s job requires. She’s also void of the requisite edge to have such a strained relationship with her daughter Claudine (Sasha Castroverde). It doesn’t help that the milquetoast media heavyweight is wearing cheap,
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ill-fitting clothes and an even cheaper wig. (Oprah and her ilk would never!) Castroverde’s long purple wig offers hope that her character will be more interesting, but she’s just as dull as her mother, though she does, mercifully, teeter into bitchy and appealing in Act II. Claudine’s love interest, Henry (Joe Short), makes you
wonder what the fuss is about. In an era where media stars like the Kardashians, Taylor Swift and Rihanna can all find real bad boys, Stewart could’ve come up with a more menacing guy to threaten Eve’s financial empire. This guy is as pesky as a gnat at a picnic, and those can be taken care of pretty easily. Eve’s long-faithful assis-
tant Maggie (Celeste Oliva) has more energy than all the others. Oliva single-handedly keeps the production moving, but like any bright spot of color on an otherwise beige wall, it’s hardly enough to sustain your interest. NICK DUSSAULT @MetroBOS letters@metro.us
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Whenever I’m asked about the greatest lesson I’ve learned, my response is: Happiness is a choice I make. It’s very easy to look for happiness outside ourselves: in a relationship, a dream job or the perfect body weight. When we chase happiness externally, we’re simply looking for a higher power in all the wrong places. The outside search is based on false projections we place on the world. These projections build up a wall against true happiness, which lies within us. This first exercise will help you understand how nothing “out there” can save you from the conflict that resides within. You must develop a rich inner life to enjoy life altogether. Each time we make this shift and choose happiness,
we experience a miracle. Our mind shifts from fearful delusions and reconnects to our truth, which is love. Creating these shifts requires a dedicated commitment to choosing love. To begin your commitment to new perceptions, start by paying attention to attack thoughts toward yourself and others. These negative thoughts are particularly dangerous because they can be so subtle and insidious that we might not even realize how much they’ve taken over our minds and stressed us out. But as fiendish as they are, they’re surprisingly easy to let go of. All it takes is an ordinary rubber band. Follow this tool from my new book, “Miracles Now,” and get into the practice of shifting your thoughts.
This is a simple exercise for shifting your thoughts back to peace. Wear a rubber band on your wrist. Each time you notice a negative thought arise, promptly flick the rubber band against your arm. Does this seem jarring? Good! It’s exactly what you need to literally snap yourself out of your unconscious thought. Once you’ve snapped out of the destructive cycle, it’s time to clean up the thoughts. Upon snapping the rubber band, take a long, deep breath and change the thought to, “I choose to release fear now. I choose peace instead.” This tool will help you become more aware of how your thoughts stress you out and get you into the habit of choosing a new perspective. The more you retrain yourself to choose happiness over fear, the more blissful you will be. Metro does not endorse the opinions of the author.
Breast cancer treatment. Pfizer drug said to be a ‘breakthrough’ Pfizer’s experimental breast cancer drug in a clinical trial nearly doubled the amount of time patients lived without their disease getting worse, but overall survival was not yet shown to be statistically significant, researchers said. The Phase 2 study, which involved women with the most common form of breast cancer, found that those treated with hormone drug letrozole plus Pfizer’s palbociclib lived for an average of 20.2 months before their cancer progressed, compared
with 10.2 months for patients given letrozole alone. The FDA has granted “breakthrough” status for palbociclib. It is viewed as one of the company’s most important experimental drugs that some analysts believe could eventually claim annual sales of more than $5 billion, if approved. The pill, which targets proteins involved in cell division, was trial-tested in post-menopausal women with locally advanced or newly diagnosed breast cancer that had spread.
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Don’t freak out, figure it out Cap and gown. You can rise above that graduation pressure. As the final weeks of your college career approach, y you might be cracking ing under the weightt of so much stress. Your college days are about to be behind you, while the rest of your life lies ahead. It’s an unncertain time, but don’t on’t let that worry you. Take a few deep breaths and consider what the experts are suggesting to calm the nerves. Feeling a bit aimless as the end of your last semester approaches? Marc Goldman, executive director of Yeshiva
University’s Career Center, says not to let that get you down. “I know that it’s not an easy pill to swallow, but being negative or having self-esteem issues at this point of transition can only hurt a student’s chances [of success] even more,” says Goldman. Certainly Goldman not the only one who is n recognizes the power of re sself-esteem. The Jed Foundation is a nonprofit t that specializes in t college students’ emoc tional health. Dr. Victor tio Schwartz, Jed FoundaSchw tion’s medical director, stresses the importance of reaching equilibrium at this formative point. “Find a balance of living in the moment and planning for your future,” say Dr. Schwartz. “Make thoughtful steps to plan your future. There
are a lot of great resources at many schools. But you don’t need [to have] it all figured out. The first job or two are not lifetime contracts.” But remember, it’s not too late to start blueprinting your future. “If a student feels lost and does not yet have a career direction,” says Goldman, “he or she might consider meeting with a career counselor to assess [his or her] interests, skills, values and possible goals. It is never too late, but students approaching graduation do feel like it’s crunch time.” And in some ways, it is crunch time, but stay focused on meeting your goals, utilize campus resources and don’t forget to take deep breaths. JULIA WEST @MetroPhilly
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Dreaming big with Pixar Advice from Ed Catmull
New release. The heroes of Pixar donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t just come in the animated variety. Pixarâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s story is a little like the tales told in its films: Some kids with moxie who did things differently took a risk and won over the world. Each of Pixarâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 14 computer-animated films has opened at No. 1; together theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve grossed $8.5 billion worldwide. And, just like in a fairy tale, Pixarâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s story has a hero. Ed Catmull, the president of both Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pixar Animation Studios, came to movies by way of science, with degrees in physics and computer science. In 1979, George Lucas brought him in to lead Lucasfilmâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s computer graphics division, which, in 1986, was purchased by Appleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Steve Jobs and renamed Pixar. The rest, as they say, is history. But without Catmull and his cofoundersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; forward-thinking managerial style and ap-
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proach to growing a business, it might not have happened. With the help of journalist Amy Wallace, Catmull has distilled his work ethos into an engaging book, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Creativity, Inc.,â&#x20AC;? which will be published by Random House on Tuesday. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s part memoir, part storytelling and part business guide. Pixar fans will enjoy behind-the-scenes stories and trivia (â&#x20AC;&#x153;Monsters, Inc.â&#x20AC;? was originally about a grown man dealing with frightening creatures no one else can see);
business leaders will glean not just information but motivation, too. Catmullâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s secret to success seems to be an unwavering dedication to looking for unknowns and dealing with what he finds. He believes in intense collaboration and listening to everyone on his team. To Pixar fans, it sounds familiar. JANE BORDEN @MetroPhilly
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Aries | March 21-April 20. When an older relative or friend needs a hand, you must exhibit patience. Go the extra mile to help them ou. Taurus | April 21-May 21. A friend will be grateful for your empathy, and you will be able to offer helpful solutions. A key part of your popularity is your unselfish willingness to aid others. Gemini | May 22-June 20. Your work should be your top priority. Concentrate on finding the best possible way to complete your goals. Examine all your resources, even those you may have previously disregarded.
Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Stay in the background and don’t share your secrets. Someone may decide to stir up trouble by turning your words against you. A person you considered dependable will disappoint you. Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Get active and shake up your routine by trying something new. Keep an open mind and take part in a pastime that will stimulate your senses.
Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. Someone close to you may need help. Be supportive and understanding, but don’t offer more time, effort or cash than you can afford. A financial gain is apparent.
Cancer | June 21-July 22. There is progress ahead if you assert yourself in the workplace. Show your employer how devoted and capable you are, and your efforts will be remembered when opportunities arise.
Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan 20. Don’t let your emotions dictate your course. Acting on impulse will lead to trouble. Take your time, remain calm or someone will take offense.
Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. Be a leader, not a follower. You have unorthodox and original ideas that you should be sharing with others. People will be glad to come on board once your vision is presented.
Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb 18. Be proactive and offer positive suggestions and making improvements to your workplace. You’ll be rewarded for helping a co-worker solve a troubling problem. Be humble.
Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. You will gain respect if you share your good will with your family and colleagues. Many organizations rely on volunteers for assistance.
Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Love is in the air. Improve your self-esteem, indulge in a small pleasure. Prove to your partner that he or she is still first in your heart. BERNICE BEDE OSOL
McCutcheon decision equals corruption of free speech in America
Just this week, 13 Wisconsin communities voted overwhelmingly for what the vast majority of Americans have already said they want, every single time they’ve been asked. They voted for what we need sooner than yesterday. They want a Constitutional Amendment that would state two simple and essential truths: that corporations are not people and that money is not free speech.
Now we have McCutcheon v. FEC, removing all restrictions on individual campaign giving. Keep in mind that most states elect their judges, so it is not just our voting booths but our court houses that are now up for sale to those with the deepest pockets. If the Supreme Court is correct, and money is as good as speech, well, corporations and wealthy individuals can now speak louder and longer than the rest of us, and right into the ears of those in power.
Free speech in America just got a whole lot more expensive. First it was Citizens United v. FEC, declaring corporations to be people with the right to spend as they please in our election campaigns.
than the 1 percent with the most money in this country will be able to drown out the speech of the 99 percent who have far less money to “speak” with. Is that fair? Is it really what our founders envisioned — that the rich should control the government? SHEREE SANO, VIA EMAIL
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BRUINS AND ‘PEAK TALK’ IS MOSTLY NONSENSE Tuukka Rask will win his first Vezina Trophy this season, Patrice Bergeron should win the Selke and there are whispers Zdeno Chara is a strong candidate to take home the Norris Trophy. Even in a hypothetical sense, claiming three players from the same team deserve these honors feels off. But here’s the thing — no one is arguing otherwise. These predictions are not scorching-hot, controversial takes. The Bruins are just that good. They’ve lost exactly one game in regulation this past month. We are all witnesses to greatness, and as the playoffs inch closer and closer, thinking about the team’s dominance this regular season breeds simultaneous feelings that are both awesome and horrible. First, the good: Boston finds itself in the driver’s seat to win the Presidents’ Trophy,
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UConn seeks fourth title The UConn men’s basketball team will be seeking its fourth national championship Monday night (9 p.m., CBS) when it takes on Kentucky. The combined seeding of UConn (7) and Kentucky (8) is the lowest since the modern tournament format began in 1979.
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the designation awarded to the team who has amassed the most points during the regular season. Clearly, the Bruins are a favorite to win the Stanley Cup this spring. OK, now the terrifying part: if you’re a Bruins fan, the overwhelming amount of success experienced thus far is a zero-sum game. Regularseason pride immediately morphs into a burden of great expectations come playoff time. The by product of that overnight transition takes a toll on a fanbase and its beloved team, because we’ve convinced ourselves the B’s are too good to fail. This couldn’t be more unfair. In reality, every team is beatable. We’ve seen it happen, time and again — great regular seasons, chalk full of gushy storylines, leading to postseason letdowns. A few “brave” souls are already hedging their bets for a letdown through poorly conceived columns, radio interviews and television segments with the tagline: “Have the Bruins peaked too soon?!” On the bright side, because the B’s captured a recent Stanley Cup, we’re spared the alternative “Can they win in the clutch?” narrative. I mean, who can’t appreciate a healthy debate about the science behind the claim clutch players have a magical super power
that allows them to telepathically slow the game down in the biggest moments? Look, the Bruins may win the Stanley Cup this spring. Conversely, they could lose in the first round. Instead of enjoying the present, we have a tendency to overvalue the potential of the future and
inflate the past with nostalgia. But whatever happens, just understand that “peak talk” — or its cousin, “Have they tuned out their coach?” speculation — is what happens when we have nothing else to discuss. Metro does not endorse the opinions of the author.
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The Red Sox began their 2014 season a week ago and have not exactly had the look of the world beaters they were fiveplus months ago. The Sox are 2-4 out of the gate this season and are tied for last place in the AL East with Baltimore after being swept by the Brewers at Fenway this weekend. It was the first sweep at Fenway by a visitor in over a year. Boston has a relatively tough road ahead this week as it hosts the Rangers Monday through Wednesday and will be in New York to take on the Yankees for a four-game set Thursday through Sunday.
The Rangers will send Tanner Scheppers (0-0, 15.75 ERA) to the mound Monday (7 p.m., NESN) to take on John Lackey (1-0, 3.00 ERA). Martin Perez (0-0, 3.18 ERA) will face Felix Doubront (1-0, 5.06 ERA) Tuesday (6 p.m., NESN). In what should amount to the top hooky day in Boston since last Friday’s home opener — with blue skies expected for a Fenway matinee — Robbie Ross (0-0, 3.60 ERA) will square off against Jake Peavy (0-0, 3.00 ERA) at 4:05 p.m. on Wednesday in the series finale. Texas is 3-3 so far this season. MATT BURKE
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