White sox 6, red sox 4

Jon Lester loses for first time this season

Jon Lester saw his ERA rise to 3.15 with the loss in Chicago.

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Lester gave up six runs in six innings to fall to 6-1 as the Red Sox saw their five-game winning streak stopped in Chicago.

Sunday’s starter, John Lackey, salutes Koji Uehara after Uehara worked a scoreless eighth.

On baseball

Bullpen playing big role in Red Sox’ success

One of the developing story lines on the Red Sox is how well they have survived the Joel Hanrahan-Andrew Bailey injuries.

Celtics’ Terrence Williams arrested

The guard was arrested Sunday after allegedly making threats to the mother of his child while brandishing a gun, police said.

In nine games, Tuukka Rask has posted a 2.32 goals-against average and a .928 save percentage.

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Bruins’ Tuukka Rask silencing critics, goal scorers

Rask has had big pads to fill in replacing Tim Thomas, but he looks like he’s up to the task of taking the Bruins on another Cup run.

Bruins defenseman Matt Bartkowski kept an eye on Rangers captain Ryan Callahan in Game 2 Sunday. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)

Matt Bartkowski making a case to stay in Bruins lineup

The young defenseman is finally showing the skills the Bruins have been waiting to see.

Brad Marchand keeps the puck just out of reach of New York’s Derek Dorsett in Game 2. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)

BRUINS NOTEBOOK

Bruins’ efficient transition game pays dividends

Coach Claude Julien likes the way his players are moving the puck out of their own zone against the Rangers.

Bruins defenseman Torey Krug made the fans happy after scoring in the first period.

On hockey

Another big game for Bruins’ Torey Krug

An emergency call-up early last week, Krug is now a two-game playoff veteran with two goals and a smile almost as infectious as his game.

Other sports

Spurs 105, Grizzlies 83

Memphis center Marc Gasol goes up for a shot with four Spurs closing in during Game 1 action in the West finals.

Spurs beat Grizzlies in a romp

Tony Parker had 20 points and nine assists as the Spurs struck first in the Western Conference finals by beating Memphis, 105-83.

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