Patriots’ 1-2 Punch of Stevan Ridley, Shane Vereen Give New England Top Tier Rushing Offense Heading Into 2013
Red Sox-Indians Live: Jose Iglesias’ Second Hit Plates Run, Sox Trail 3-2 in Sixth Inning
Curtis Granderson’s Injury Won’t Crush Yankees, But Outfielder’s Stock Keeps Dropping Amid Messy Season
Scott Kazmir Could Be Big Part of Indians’ Rotation If He Can Stay Healthy (Video)
Bruins’ 3-1 Lead Over Rangers Different Situation Than Flyers Series in 2010, Leafs in 2013 (Video)
Shane Victorino’s Injury Could, Should Pave Way for Jackie Bradley Jr.’s Return to Red Sox
Paul George Posterizes Chris ‘Birdman’ Andersen As Pacers Topple Heat in Miami (Video)
Colby Cohen is coming back to play hockey in Boston.
The Boston Bruins have announced a trade for the former Boston University defenseman as they send Matt Hunwick to the Colorado Avalanche. Cohen will report to the Providence Bruins.
Cohen, who played three seasons with the Terriers before making the leap to the pros, has played in three games for the Avalanche since making his NHL debut on Nov. 6. He has since played 14 games for the Lake Erie Monsters, where he scored one goal and registered 12 penalty minutes.
Hunwick has played with the Bruins since the 2007-08 season, skating in 164 games for the B's. Throughout his three-plus seasons in Boston, Hunwick scored 13 goals and added 32 assists. He recorded one goal and two assists with the B's this season.