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Life without Brady NFL. Jimmy Garoppolo will likely get the start in Week 1 of the Patriots’ 2015 season, but Tom Brady will not be forgotten as there are already plans in motion for a protest in the opening game. PAGE 15

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Gov. Charlie Baker, left, joined New Balance Chairman Jim Davis, right, on Tuesday for a ceremonial groundbreaking of the new Boston Landing commuter rail station. / NB DEVELOPMENT GROUP AND NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

Transit. The construction for the Boston Landing commuter rail station is underway.

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Construction on the Boston Landing commuter rail station in Allston-Brighton began Tuesday morning in a large-scale public/private endeavor with New Balance footing the bill. The new stop sits in the shadow of the New Balance headquarters on Guest Street, adjacent to I-90. The estimated $20 million project will add a stop to the South Station to Worcester and Framingham lines, bringing a functioning rail station to the Allston-Brighton area for the

first time since the turnpike expansion in 1962. “This project is truly a community effort. It’s designed to improve the lives of our neighbors,” New Balance Chairman Jim Davis said. “This rail station is our expression of gratitude to our friends in AllstonBrighton for their support of our company and our mission. It opens the gates to the rest of our city and the thousands of visitors coming to Boston and New England.” Gov. Charlie Baker said this idea came about 10 years ago, throughout a 30-year friendship between the athletic shoe company and the city. Baker praised both former Gov. Deval Patrick and former Boston Mayor Thomas Menino for their efforts in getting this proj-

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“The governor and I spend a lot of time worrying about the MBTA and its ability to deliver, and worry about something that New Balance knows plenty about: performance. While we try to tackle the short term problems, we cannot fail to think about and prepare for the future.” Pollack ect going. “As someone who’s a big believer in partnerships, especially public/private partnerships, who’s lived in this community for 10 years, I’m thrilled to be here and part of this initiative,” Baker said. “If not for those 30 years, where people make those kinds of relationships, it might have been an idea and nothing more. You

can see fruits of those relationships in Boston Landing.” The station is slated to open in the fall of 2016. It will provide access to the new Boston Bruins practice facility, the Warrior Ice Arena, at 80 Guest Street. The space will also house a hotel, residential complex, retail space, restaurant space as well as another sports complex

with a track and field arena. “A partnership like this is very important for the T now and going forward,” MassDOT Secretary Stephanie Pollack said. “There is more to do than the T can ever do alone. Same goes for MassDOT. When we have partners like New Balance who are willing to step up to the plate and help shape a vision, we are continuing a new and improved future.” Pollack said teaming up with New Balance will bring new economic and neighborhood growth to the Boston Landing area while alleviating many concerns with the T. NATE HOMAN @MetroBOS

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Up in flames. Officials say gas buildup caused BoltBus explosion

Bolt Bus / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

Investigators said Tuesday that a buildup of hot gases inside a Bolt Bus caused it to burst into flames Monday on the Massachusetts Turnpike near Newton. The fire started in the engine, and gas pressure blew out the windows. No one was hurt. The driver and the 47 passengers evacuated the bus

moments before the flames consumed the interior of the bus. No passengers were carrying explosive or hazardous materials that may have contributed to the explosion, state police said. The bus left New York at 11 a.m. Monday bound for Boston. It made an unscheduled stop in Connecticut around

3 p.m. for maintenance. Two hours later, the bus began overheating and passengers signaled to the driver, screaming, “You’re on fire!” Ashley Sears, a spokeswoman for Greyhound Lines, Inc., which owns the Bolt line, said, “Once the driver noticed smoke, the driver pulled over, evacuated the bus and called local authorities.” The driver

is not facing any charges at this time. Two other buses arrived about an hour later to pick up the rattled but unharmed passengers and bring them to South Station. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration will determine if the bus was in violation of any motor carrier laws. NATE HOMAN

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Please don’t drunkenly chase the bears, cops urge Add a new worry to the list facing police oďŹƒcers in western Massachusetts: people getting drunk and chasing bears. “The North Adams Police Department is urging everyone to not chase bears through

the woods with a dull hatchet, drunk. Yes that really did happen tonight,â€? police in the city of 13,500 people in a mountainous area near the Massachusetts-Vermont border requested on Facebook late on Monday. The post, which was conďŹ rmed as authentic by a police dispatcher on Tuesday, came after oďŹƒcers responded to a call reporting a disturbance

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and found an inebriated man who had set out to drive bears away from his property, the dispatcher said. The man was taken into protective custody due to his intoxication and later released without charges, the dispatcher said. “We understand there are bears in the area,� the police department urged. “If you see a bear, leave it alone.� REUTERS

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Court. Cop killer gets new trial after judge rules evidence withheld A Dorchester man convicted of first-degree murder for riddling a Boston police detective with bullets in a Walgreens parking lot 22 years ago will get a new trial after a Suffolk superior judge said that authorities withheld evidence from the defense. In 1995, Sean Ellis, 19 at the time, was convicted of shooting Detective John Mulligan five times in the face and stealing his service weapon while Mulligan slept in his car working a security detail in Roslindale. Terry Patterson, Ellis’ co-defendant, pled guilty to manslaughter charges but was freed from prison in 2007 after the Massachusetts Supreme Court discredited evidence against him. Judge Carol Ball set a $50,000 bail for Ellis and required that he wear a GPS device should he post bail. The Commonwealth opposed the decision, noting that Ellis was found with the deceased detective’s Glock 9mm. “I worry that my decision in this case, which of course I stand by, is not meant to impugn the reputation of the honorable police officers involved in this case, specifically Sgt. Detective O’Leary,�

Sean Ellis enters a Suolk Superior courtroom. / POOL PHOTO

Ball said. “Having said that, I feel strongly that Mr. Ellis did not get a fair trial.� Ellis’ defense claim that they were not given access to vital information regarding a tip from a BPD officer accusing a fellow officer of killing Detective Mulligan. Defense attorney Rosemary Scapicchio said that the Commonwealth mishandled the information about the tip, first by indicating that the tip did not come from within the Boston Police then by claiming that they had handed over the information to the defense team. Judge Ball found this to be untrue. NATE HOMAN

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Another earthquake kills scores in Nepal and India Deaths. Most of the reported fatalities were in villages and towns east of Kathmandu. The second powerful earthquake in less than three weeks spread panic in Nepal on Tuesday, bringing down buildings weakened by the first disaster and killing at least 66 people, including 17 in neighboring India and one in Chinese Tibet. The new 7.3 magnitude quake was centred 47 miles east of the capital in a hilly area close to the border with Tibet, according to coordinates provided by the U.S. Geological Survey, and unleashed landslides in Himalayan valleys near Mount Everest. Villagers who watched their homes collapse said they only survived because they were already living in tents. Aid workers reported serious damage to some villages in the worst-affected Charikot area and said some people were still trapped under rubble. Witnesses said rocks and mud came crashing down remote hillsides lined with roads and small hamlets. “We still don’t have a clear view of the scale of the problem,” said Dan Sermand, emergency coordinator at medical NGO Medecins Sans Frontieres, which surveyed the area by air and saw multiple landslides. The United Nations has only

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raised 13 percent of the $423 million it said was needed to help Nepal recover from the April quake, which measured 7.8. Relief workers said they were already suffering a lack of material before the new quake. “Why are [internally displaced people] sleeping on our office floor? Where are our tents? Where are our tarpaulins? Where are our hygiene kits?” said Brian Kelly of the International Organization for Migration at a large relief camp in the hilltop town of Chautara, hard-hit by both quakes. “They need to be paid for,” he said. A team of about a dozen volunteers searched the rubble for survivors in the town, the biggest in a district that suffered the worst casualties in April. Several people were believed to be trapped. “It’s better to search at night so it’s quiet,” said Rejoien Guru, a volunteer from Kathmandu. REUTERS

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up two handguns, a 40 caliber Glock 22 and a .357 revolver with one expended shell casing in the cylinder. Police also recovered Zimmerman’s Glock handgun but had yet to search Zimmerman’s vehicle. Police said they were alerted to the incident when an officer was flagged down by Zimmerman, “who stated that a person just fired a weapon at him while he was in his vehicle.” Lake Mary police also received a 911 call from someone who said Apperson told him that he had just shot at Zimmerman. Apperson’s attorney, Mark NeJame, told WFTV news in Orlando that his client made initial statements in a 911 call and to law enforcement at the scene. Zimmerman recognized Apperson, who was flashing his lights, honking and shouting insults, Zimmerman’s attorney, Don West, said. REUTERS

Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne said at a news conference that Matt ROBINSON Kenny, a white veteran police officer, used lawful lethal force when he shot Tony Robinson Jr. in the head, torso and right arm. REUTERS

UVA official sues Rolling Stone over rape story

A University of Virginia official filed a $7.85 million libel suit against Rolling Stone magazine, its parent company and a reporter over a now-debunked story of a gang rape on the campus. The suit claimed that Nicole Eramo, associate dean of students, was defamed by Rolling Stone, Wenner Media and reporter Sabrina Rubin Erdely in the November 2014 article about an alleged 2012 gang rape at the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. REUTERS

Man pleads guilty in ‘atomic wedgie’ case

An Oklahoma man has pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter for asphyxiating his stepfather with the underwear he was wearing in a move police dubbed an “atomic wedgie.” Brad Davis faces between four to 35 years in prison for the death of Denver St. Clair in December 2013 in McLoud, east of Oklahoma City. Davis pulled St. Clair’s underwear over his head and around his neck, where the band left ligature marks, police said. The cause of death was blunt force trauma and asphyxiation. REUTERS

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Chris Christie bashes Obama and the Fed Election in 2016. Recent opinion polls show Christie behind other Republicans. Possible Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie on Tuesday said the policies of President Barack Obama and the Federal Reserve had widened the gulf between rich and poor. Christie, who is governor of New Jersey, said Obama had failed to curb spending and that his regulatory policies had led to stagnant growth. As for the U.S. central bank, he said that while middle-class families struggled, the Fed had boosted stock prices, which benefited people who were already wealthy. Christie, who has yet to say whether he will run in the November 2016 election, detailed an economic plan he said would simplify the tax system, lower tax rates for corporations and eliminate payroll taxes for those over 62 and under 21. Christie also pledged to revoke rules and executive orders issued by Obama that he deemed “egregious and unlawful.� Obama, a Democrat, cannot seek another term as president. Christie was considered a Republican 2016 favorite until the “Bridgegate� scandal in which transportation and state

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“Bottom line: The Fed’s easy-money policies and the president’s anti-growth policies have made the rich even richer and made our middle class work longer and harder for less pay and less promise for the future.� Christie said in excerpts of a speech he is due to deliver in New Hampshire, a state that votes early in the presidential nominating contest.

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Justin Bieber has made a career of things happening to him too fast and too early, so why should we be surprised that he thinks he’s already completed his redemption arc from bratty doucheprince to reformed, soulful sensitive man? The Biebs graces the cover of Seventeen magazine this month — and I can’t tell if that’s a step up or a step down from Men’s Health — to talk about how much he’s changed. “I was rebelling a little bit. I was getting cockier and cockier. I didn’t have people to check me. I looked back, and I was disappointed in myself,” he says, reflecting on his tumultuous 2014. “You have to own up to the mistakes. You have to say, ‘I’m sorry if I’ve let you down.’ I always want to be honest and let people know that those mistakes aren’t who I am. Who I am is someone who really cares about people.” Here’s the thing, though, Justin: The more you have to go out of your way to tell everyone how much you aren’t a jerk, the less believable it sounds. Speaking of cleaning up his image, Bieber posted an

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Amal Clooney making some high-profile new friends

When you marry a man, you marry his friends, which apparently isn’t so bad when that man is George Clooney, and his friends include the likes of Julia Roberts, who has recently become chummy with George’s new bride, Amal Clooney. “We’ve been really good friends for a really long time, and I just adore her,” George tells E! News of his “Oceans” movies co-star, with whom he just finished filming “Money Monster” in New York. “She and Amal and I went out to dinner the other night. It was so much fun to have her

meet my wife and have both of them be such good friends and hit it off so well.” I’m

guessing they have a pretty interesting book club going by this point, too.

The ‘Full House’ cast turns on the Olsen twins

So Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are most likely totally not going to be a part of the “Full House” relaunch Netflix is cooking up, “Fuller House,” but you know what? They’re not welcome on it anyway. “Everyone is thrilled about getting to reprise their roles. Well, except for Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen,” a source tells Radar Online. “They told producers that they do not feel that returning to the show is in their best interests. But quite frankly, no one really wants them to come back. The rest of them have remained a family since the show ended, but no one can really tolerate Mary-Kate or Ashley. Everyone kind of knew that this would happen though.” So there you go.

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Sarah Jessica Parker trolls ‘Sex and the City’ fans for self-promotion

There goes Sarah Jessica Parker, getting “Sex and the City” fans’ hopes up once again. This week, the actress posted a photo to Instagram of herself in a sleek white dress making a run from Bloomingdale’s in very Carrie Bradshaw fashion, along with the caption, “I guess the cat’s out of the (little brown) bag. As usual, we will keep you posted on every detail as we

are able. I’m under strict gag order until then.” The cryptic message sent some fans into a tizzy that a third “Sex and the City” movie might materialize, but no. It was just to tease the department store carrying her shoe line, SJP Collection, starting in June. Hey, how come no one ever thinks her stunts are about a possible “I Don’t Know How She Does It” sequel?

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Exciting films at this year’s Cannes

Movies. The year’s most prestigious fest starts today, and it’s a promising, sometimes weird lineup. Here are some of the biggies. And it’s pronounced “Can,” not “Khan.” MATT PRIGGE @mattprigge

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‘Sea of Trees’

If nothing else, Gus Van Sant’s latest should be beautiful, unfolding as it does in Japan’s “Suicide Forest,” where two suicidal men (Matthew McConaughey and Ken Watanabe) run into each other.

‘The Assassin’

It’s hard to believe austere, long take-loving Taiwanese master Hou Hsiao-Hsien hasn’t made a feature since 2008’s “The Flight of the Red Balloon,” and even harder to believe it’s a martial arts movie featuring one of his regular actors, Shu Qi. Expect an odd, alternately thrilling and hypnotic mash-up.

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‘Tale of Tales’

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‘The Lobster’

Todd Haynes’ tackles Patricia Highsmith but not one of her pulpy page-turners. Instead, it’s “The Price of Salt,” a romance between a 20-something department store clerk (Rooney Mara) and an older woman (Cate Blanchett).

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Big Bird speaks! Talking with Caroll Spinney Interview. A longtime “Sesame Street� puppeteer gets a new documentary. Since 1969, Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch have both been voiced and, for the most part, controlled by the same man:

Caroll Spinney. The puppeteer has largely stayed off-camera, just fine with generations of “Sesame Street� viewers not knowing the man who was an integral part of their childhood. That changes with “I Am Big Bird: The Caroll Spinney Story,� a new doc that covers his life and work and has since made him recognizable on the street. Not that Spinney minds

Not like Cookie Monster. I remember Frank Oz used to do Cookie Monster, and he had to learn not to rehearse as Cookie Monster’s voice because it was really rough on his vocal cords.

the fame. What convinced you to step into the limelight after all these years? People love to ask me why I decided at this time to do this. The answer is [directors Dave LaMattina and Chad N. Walker] were the first people to approach me. I didn’t think I’d lived a life important enough to make one. I’m so proud to be so humble, ha ha ha. That was a little joke. You’ve done a rare thing for a performer, which is play the same characters for 45 years. What has kept you interested in Big Bird for that long?

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The difference between Big Bird and the other Muppets is Big Bird got to be very sensitive and complex. He’s not just into cookies or something. I’m not putting [Cookie Monster] down. Your voice for him still sounds the same at your age, which is incredible considering how one’s voice tends to erode over the years. I’m awfully lucky. My father lived to be 91. He looked like an old man but sounded like he always did. That seems to be working for me too.

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Does Oscar’s rougher voice grate on your vocal cords? Actually, Oscar’s voice doesn’t bother me in any way. I even

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How can city dwellers revamp their drab apartments? “I had a couple of those kinds of apartments, and most of the time, they were tiny so I always bought art. Art is a great way to bring in color and so are accessories in general. Decorative pillows or books really change how a room feels.”

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Taurus | April 21-May 21 Don’t damage your reputation by sharing private details. You will lose the trust of friends and family if you divulge information that someone trusted you to keep secret.

Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21 You don’t have to stick to the status quo. You have what it takes to improve matters. A change in attitude or appearance will breathe new life into your routine.

Gemini | May 22-June 20 Refrain from being stubborn. There is usually more than one way to do things. If you share your ideas and philosophies with others, you will find new ways to conquer old challenges.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21 Volunteering your time or services is a great way to socialize with people who share your views and values. Brainstorming with new colleagues could lead to advancement and adventure.

Cancer | June 21-July 22 An elderly friend or relative will provide meaningful advice. Listen and learn. Legal, financial or health issues have to be dealt with promptly. Put your needs first.

Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20 You can gain an advantage over your competition if you watch and learn. By being observant, you will be able to wait for the ideal opportunity.

Leo | July 23-Aug. 22 Keep up with career innovations and trends. A business meeting or event will introduce you to prospective colleagues. Joint ventures look promising. Move forward with confidence.

Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18 You will meet someone who is persistent and intent on discovering your personal secrets. Don’t give in to pressure. Be firm and keep your thoughts to yourself. A short trip will provide inspiration.

Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22 Don’t resist change. The very matter that seems negative now will turn out to be a blessing in disguise. Be patient and follow through on your plans.

Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20 You will encounter someone who is drawn to you. To avoid a mishap, be very clear about where you stand and what you are willing to do.

Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22 Don’t wait for someone else to make the first move. If you resolve to be an active participant, you will learn much more than if you sit on the sidelines.

Aries | March 21-April 20 Love and romance are highlighted. Networking with friends and neighbors will open your eyes to an intriguing new field.

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Our “safety net” for mothers and others who do not earn sufficient wages is the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) program, also known commonly as “welfare.” New York State and other states ask for and receive the money from the feds — then proceed to keep hundreds of millions of the grant unspent. While Ms. Eng and her daughter are scrounging around, the legislators of her state are looking around and claiming they have no one left to spend the money on. That is criminal, in my view. No matter what state a mother lives in, the amount

Re: ‘NYC Mammas Give Back helps mothers in need’ (Metro. us, March 11) Unfortunately, Metro missed an opportunity to help on Mother’s Day by not going deeper in your story about NYC Mammas Give Back. The logical question is why women have to be rescued by well-meaning people when the United States is supposed to have income safety net programs that provide critical income for people while they are not in the paid workforce.

of her so-called welfare check is pegged at anywhere from 11 percent of the poverty line (Louisiana), to about 60 percent in New York. All of this insufficiency in our income safety net is what gives rise to more small service organizations, but we need to understand that these are not the solution to a lack of income. Mothers need money, not used baby items. Ms. Rubin is to be praised for her work, but she is wrong that there is a “gap in services.” There are many organizations who give things away, or at least say they do. What there is isn’t a gap in services but a gap in income.

The current TANF program will not help a mother in need who wants to stay home with her child; instead, it will force her to accept low-wage work and will make the public pay for her day care while she does that waged work. If there is any injustice worth fighting on Mother’s Day, it is the fight to allow a parent a decent income safety net so she isn’t reduced to poverty. DIANE R. PAGEN, VIA EMAIL

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Bizarre Week 1 on tap NFL. The Pats’ opener will feature lots of Jimmy Garoppolo and lots of protesting.

We already have knowledge of what a Bill Belichick-coached Patriots team looks like without Tom Brady. With No. 12 out with a season-ending injury suffered in Week 1, Matt Cassel guided the Patriots to an 11-5 record in 2008. In Week 1 of the 2015 season, there will be an entirely different and much more bizarre scene in Foxboro. The Pats will again be relying on a backup quarterback to get the job done. But Jimmy Garoppolo, drafted 62nd overall in the 2014 NFL draft, is already on a higher pedestal than Cassel. There are reasons to believe that “Jimmy G” could, in fact, be the successor to Brady. Outside of a few yahoos last decade, Cassel was never thought of in that regard. On top of the odd scene that will be a man not named Brady taking snaps for the Patriots, there is the increasing likelihood that the team will protest Brady’s suspension in one form or another. There are 121 days to go until the Patriots take the field on National TV against the Pittsburgh Steelers. There are likely to be judges and courts and more bombastic quotes from the NFLPA, the NFL, the Patriots and Brady’s agent Don Yee in between now and then. Brady may even get his suspension knocked down from four games to two or even just one. But when Robert Kraft backtracked Monday night and said

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that his organization would not accept the discipline given out by the league due to its excessiveness, he basically said, “It’s on!” with the NFL. Nothing can be ruled out now when it comes to what the Patriots will do in Week 1 to irk the NFL. On 98.5 The Sports Hub on Tuesday, it was joked that the Patriots should wear

a No. 12 patch on their jerseys in honor of Brady. Maybe the team will spray-paint a giant “12” at midfield instead of the Patriots logo. Maybe audio of Brady’s voice will introduce the team over the loudspeakers. Already in motion on social media is a campaign called, “No Brady, No Banner.” Traditionally on opening night of

the NFL season, the defending Super Bowl winning team has a banner raising ceremony broadcast as part of the NFL’s kickoff celebration. Because of Brady’s importance to the Pats winning this past season’s Super Bowl, there are rumblings that the team will treat the league’s Week 1 celebration as just another game, with zero pomp and circumstance. On the field of play, it’s obviously unknown as to what Garoppolo is as an NFL player. He was sharp last preseason, leading to the trade of previous backup Ryan Mallett, as he completed 46-of-79 passes for

618 yards, five touchdowns and one interception. While Cassel was thrown into the fire with Brady’s Week 1 injury in ’08, the Patriots have the luxury this time of a whole summer to get Garoppolo ready for Pittsburgh and the few games that follow. Though Cassel performed well in his first game out of the chute (a 116.0 passer rating vs. Kansas City), it took him a while to find his groove as he didn’t play consistently until late in the year. MATT BURKE @Burke_Metro

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West is still best in Cup playoffs At the moment, the two best teams in the NHL — the Chicago Blackhawks and Anaheim Ducks — reside in the Western Conference. So far, these two teams have rolled through the playoffs as Chicago swept Minnesota and Anaheim beat Calgary in five games. All signs point to an instant classic Western Conference Final between those two powerhouses. In the Eastern Conference during the second round, two runaways have turned into exciting series.

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New York vs. Washington (Game 7 Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., NBCSN) New York has set an NHL record with 12 straight one-goal playoff games while Washington always seems to go seven games in all of its playoff series so it is only fitting that this matchup of Metropolitan Division rivals has gone the distance. The Rangers have been the best team in the NHL for months now but Washington has really improved its overall game under first-year head coach Barry Trotz. The stakes couldn’t be any higher as they meet

on Wednesday at Madison Square Garden in what should be a final great chapter to this fantastic series.

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Anaheim vs. Chicago (TBD) Both of these clubs are loaded with talent and each play a physical, straight-ahead style that is something to behold. It would be a big surprise if this is over in either four or five games. Ducks star forward Corey Perry (7 goals, 8 assists) shook off a nasty knee-toknee hit in Game 5 vs. the Flames and actually scored the overtime game-winner. RICK SLATE

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‘El Pres’ arrested David Portnoy, the editor in chief of the popular sports gossip website Barstool Sports, was arrested Tuesday for protesting at the NFL’s league offices in New York City. Portnoy, aka “El Pres,” and other “Stoolies” sat on the floor of the building’s lobby and handcuffed themselves together to show support for Tom Brady. They reportedly refused to move when questioned by security and were later arrested by NYC police.

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MLB Power Rankings | by Ryan Hannable No. 1

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Adrian Gonzalez leads the league with 29 RBI, while Zack Greinke has the best ERA in the NL at 1.52.

The Royals have topped the Tigers for first place in the AL Central. Their plus-41 run differential is tops in the AL.

The Astros have cooled off recently, but even so, Houston maintains a five-game lead in the AL West.

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San Diego’s offense is strong, but its pitching hasn’t been as good — allowing the secondmost runs in the NL.

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The Mets have played great at home — 13-3 — but are 7-9 on the road, and just 2.5 games up in the NL East.

It wasn’t the best of weeks for Detroit as it lost two straight and six of its last 10 to fall out of first place.

Bryce Harper is swinging a hot bat with his 29 RBIs tied for the most in baseball as the Nats are just 2.5 games back.

The loss of Alex Cobb (Tommy John surgery) for the season is a big blow. It was expected he would be able to return.

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