[Costello:] It was a historic comeback for the Boston Bruins last night against the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Bruins did something in a playoff game seven that has never been done before. Jared Greenberg is here with this morning's "Bleacher Report."
[Jared Greenberg, Bleacher Report:] Good morning, Carol. Don't ever count out the Boston Bruins down three goals in the third period against Toronto. The Bruins were not only facing their third straight loss, Boston was also on the brink of its season coming to an end. But then the Bruins rallied to get within one. Now under a minute to go Patrice Bergeron, a blast and he buries it an improbable comeback two goals in the final 90 seconds to force overtime. First team to score wins. Bergeron comes through again. Game over. Series over the Bruins become the first team to ever win a game seven when trailing by three in the third period. They are fired up in Beantown.
[Patrice Bergeron, Bruins:] We stayed resilient, I guess, that's what I can say is that we found a way and you know, not necessarily the the way we would have liked to play the whole game but you know like I said we we showed some character coming coming back in the game.
[Greenberg:] Elation in Boston but Wilder myth in Toronto front cover of the Toronto Sun. "The Choke's on Us". While the Bruins advance to face the New York Rangers, the Maple Leafs are done. The HeatBulls game was a joke but Dwyane Wade, Carol, was seriously wearing this a polka dot suit with Capri pants and loafers.
[Costello:] Just like that guy from "Fun".
[Greenberg:] Yes. A curious confidence is sometimes curious don't you think.
[Costello:] What is that?
[Greenberg:] Half time that may have been the most entertaining part of the game. Final hoops but at the wrong bask. Miami with a blowout win over the Chicago, the Heat lead the best of seven series three games to one and can close things out. Hopefully they get it done because this series has been ugly ever since game two. They will have that opportunity on Wednesday. Number two right now on Bleacherreport.com's lineups. Scary moment for national star outfielder Bryce Harper and Harper goes face-first into the wall. Typically, this type of thing happens when an outfielder leaves their feet. Harper though just simply runs right into the wall apparently ignoring the warning track. He would leave the game stitches is required to his chin but no concussion and relatively speaking, Bryce Harper is ok. And if National's fan the real good news is that they would go on to beat the Dodgers.
[Costello:] Oh that was painful to watch.
[Greenberg:] So was that outfit from Dwyane Wade. That was the most painful thing in our whole update.
[Costello:] I know it was pretty bad. And he's an attractive man but that was pretty bad. Thank you very much Jared. The next hour of CNN NEWSROOM after a break.