Check the channel listings below to see how you can catch NESN’s pre- and postgame coverage of the Bruins. Channel listings subject to change.

NESN’s highest-rated Bruins game ever was Game 7 of last year’s Eastern Conference quarterfinals against the Washington Capitals (April 25, 2012), which garnered a 19.6 HH rating (31 share) in the Boston DMA. Four of NESN’s top six-rated Bruins games of all time are Game 7s, with the only other exception being Game 4 of the Bruins’ four-game sweep of the Flyers in the 2011 conference semifinals.

The Bruins continue their first-round playoff series against the Maple Leafs at TD Garden, with coverage beginning at 6 p.m. with Bruins Face-Off LIVE on NESN. The Red Sox will play the Blue Jays at Fenway Park live on NESNplus, with coverage beginning at 5:30 p.m. with Friday Night Fenway, which will also air on NESN.

Check out the grid below for a complete list of television providers and corresponding channels to see how you can catch the Red Sox-Blue Jays clash on NESNplus.

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The Bruins continue their first-round playoff series against the Maple Leafs in Toronto, with coverage beginning at 6 p.m. with Big Bad Bruins LIVE on NESN. The Red Sox will play the Twins at Fenway Park live on NESNplus, with coverage also beginning at 6 p.m. with Red Sox First Pitch.

Check out the grid below for a complete list of television providers and corresponding channels to see how you can catch the Red Sox-Twins clash on NESNplus.

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The Bruins continue their first-round playoff series against the Maple Leafs in Toronto, with coverage beginning at 6 p.m. with Big Bad Bruins LIVE on NESN. The Red Sox will play the Twins at Fenway Park live on NESNplus, with coverage beginning at 6 p.m. with Red Sox First Pitch.

Check out the grid below for a complete list of television providers and corresponding channels to see how you can catch the Red Sox-Twins clash on NESNplus.

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The Bruins continue their first-round playoff series against the Maple Leafs at TD Garden, with coverage beginning at 6 p.m. with Big Bad Bruins Live on NESN. The Red Sox will play the Rangers in Texas live on NESNplus, with coverage beginning at 7 p.m. with Red Sox First Pitch.

Check out the grid below for a complete list of television providers and corresponding channels to see how you can catch the Red Sox-Rangers clash on NESNplus.

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During a tough time for Boston, baseball cities across the country showed their support by singing Neil Diamond‘s “Sweet Caroline,” mimicking the Fenway Park tradition.

A recent NESN advertisement sought to capture those touching moments from all around Major League Baseball. Check it out in the video above.

The Bruins open their first-round playoff series against the Maple Leafs at TD Garden, with coverage beginning at 6 p.m. with Big Bad Bruins Live on NESN. The Red Sox will play the Blue Jays in Toronto live on NESNplus, with coverage also beginning at 6 p.m. with Red Sox First Pitch.

Check out the grid below for a complete list of television providers and corresponding channels to see how you can catch the Red Sox-Blue Jays clash on NESNplus.

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The Red Sox take on the Astros at Fenway Park on NESN, with pregame coverage starting at 6 p.m. ET with Red Sox First Pitch. The Bruins will face off against the Capitals at the Verizon Center on NESNplus, with pregame coverage also beginning at 6 p.m. with Big Bad Bruins LIVE.

Check out the grid below for a complete list of television providers and corresponding channels to see how you can catch the Bruins-Capitals clash on NESNplus.

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The Red Sox take on the Athletics at Fenway Park on NESN, with pregame coverage starting at 5:30 p.m. ET with Red Sox First Pitch. The Bruins will face off against the Flyers in Philadelphia on NESNplus, with pregame coverage beginning at 7 p.m. with Bruins Face-Off LIVE.

Check out the grid below for a complete list of television providers and corresponding channels to see how you can catch the Bruins-Flyers clash on NESNplus.

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The Red Sox take on the Royals in a day-night doubleheader at Fenway Park on NESN, with pregame coverage starting at 1 p.m. ET for Game 1. The Bruins will face off against the Panthers in Florida on NESNplus, with pregame coverage beginning at noon with Bruins Face-Off LIVE.

Check out the grid below for a complete list of television providers and corresponding channels to see how you can catch the Bruins and Panthers clash on NESNplus.

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The Red Sox take on the Royals at Fenway Park on NESN, with pregame coverage starting at 12:30 p.m. ET with Red Sox GameDay LIVE. The Bruins will face off against the Penguins at TD Garden on NESNplus, with coverage beginning at 12:30 p.m. ET.

Check out the grid below for a complete list of television providers and corresponding channels to see how you can catch the Bruins and Penguins clash on NESNplus.

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The Red Sox take on the Orioles in Boston on NESN, with pregame coverage starting at 6 p.m. with Red Sox First Pitch. The Bruins will face off against the Islanders at TD Garden on NESNplus, with pregame coverage beginning at 6:30 p.m. with Bruins Face-Off LIVE.

Check out the grid below for a complete list of television providers and corresponding channels to see how you can catch the Bruins-Islanders clash on NESNplus.

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Jerry Remy plans to be in the broadcast booth for many more years.

NESN’s Red Sox color commentator had a relapse of lung cancer during the offseason but is feeling great now.

On Wendesday, the RemDawg discussed his recent cancer treatment and future outlook with Tom Caron on NESN’s pregame show, Red Sox GameDayLIVE.

“I am not concerned about it,” Jerry said about his relapse, which was recently discovered and treated. “I am upbeat and positive.”

Jerry, who took a leave of absence to recover from the effects of lung cancer surgery in 2009, began broadcasting Red Sox games for NESN in 1988 and is an institution in New England and throughout Red Sox Nation. His ability to connect with fans is legendary, and many view him as part of the family, synonymous with NESN and Red Sox baseball.

“Jerry’s willingness and courage to speak openly to fans, addressing an illness so many people face, is inspiring, and another reason why he’s so beloved in New England and to Red Sox Nation,” said Sean McGrail, NESN’s president and CEO.

Jerry appreciates all of the love and support fans have given him during his NESN career and expects to be calling Red Sox games for a long time.

Entering his 26th season in the booth, Jerry recently signed a long-term contract extension with NESN.

Watch the video above to hear Jerry tell his story.

Candlepin for Kids is back. On Saturday, No. 3 seed Marissa Beaudin, 12,  and Ronnie DiBiasio, 10, face off against Sage Johnson, 10, and Cole Frey, 11, in the 11-year-old and under boy/girl doubles semifinal. Beaudin and DiBiasio bowl out of the Bogey Lanes and Central Park Lanes respectively, while Johnson bowls out of Leo’s Super Bowl and Frey bowls out of Bangor Brewer Lanes.

Tune in to NESN to watch the matchup Saturday, April 6 at 11:30 a.m.

Check out two of Candlepin for Kids’ hilarious spoof ads in the videos below.

The Red Sox will take on the Yankees in New York on NESN, with pregame coverage beginning at 6 p.m. with Red Sox First Pitch. On NESNplus, the Bruins will face the New Jersey Devils at the TD Garden with pregame coverage getting under way at 6:30 p.m. with Bruins Face-Off LIVE.

Check out the grid below for a complete list of television providers and corresponding channels to see how you can catch the Bruins-Devils clash on NESNplus.

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The partnership will include regularly scheduled live pre-game reports from Fenway Park and all NESN road telecasts to FOX CT News. The live shots will primarily feature NESN’s Red Sox play-by-play announcer Don Orsillo, NESN’s Red Sox color analyst Jerry Remy, and NESN’s Red Sox reporter and Connecticut native Jenny Dell. FOX CT sports director Rich Coppola will also appear on NESN’s Red Sox pre-game show with NESN host Tom Caron and baseball Hall of Famers Dennis Eckersley, Jim Rice, Peter Gammons and former Red Sox pitcher Tim Wakefield.

The FOX CT weather team, including Joe Furey, Rachel Frank and Dan Amarante, will also deliver weather updates for NESN’s Red Sox pre and post-game shows, which will be broadcast to fans in Connecticut before and after every Red Sox game on NESN.

“FOX CT has the largest commitment to news in the Hartford-New Haven market, making them the perfect partner for us to team up with in Connecticut,” said Sean McGrail, NESN’s President and CEO. “FOX CT will help NESN connect directly with fans in Connecticut to provide them with regular updates on the Red Sox and Bruins.”

“This unique partnership allows two powerhouse organizations to come together to provide a unique experience for its audience”, said Richard J. Graziano, general manager of FOX CT and WCCT-TV. “Delivering FOX CT award-winning sports and weather coverage to the strong and loyal Red Sox and Bruins fans in Connecticut is a win-win situation for everyone.”

About NESN
NESN has consistently been one of the top-rated regional sports networks in the country with award-winning Red Sox and Bruins coverage. The network is delivered to over 4 million homes throughout the six-state New England region and an additional 5 million homes nationally as NESN National. Forbes Magazine recently ranked NESN as the 9th Most Valuable Sports Business Brand in the world. NESN.com, the network’s online sports news service, is one of the most visited regional sports network websites in the country. NESN also produces a number of distinctive programs under its umbrella Original NESN Entertainment (ONE). NESN is owned by Fenway Sports Group (owners of the Boston Red Sox) and Delaware North (owners of the Boston Bruins).

About CT1 Media
CT1 Media, Tribune’s Connecticut properties, consists of FOX CT, WCCT-TV, Hartford Courant, courant.com,CTNow.com, ValuMail, Hartford Magazine, New Having Living and the Advocate Weeklies. Tribune is one of the country’s leading multimedia companies, operating businesses in broadcasting, publishing, and interactive. Popular news and information websites complement Tribune’s print and broadcast properties and extend the company’s nationwide audience.

North Carolina heads into the matchup as the top-ranked team in the country, owning a 23-1 record overall and a 7-1 mark in the ACC. They also have a seven-game winning streak against Clemson, their longest in the history of the rivalry. Clemson, meanwhile, is led by catcher Garrett Boulware, who’s hitting a team-leading .358 this season.

Check out the grid below for a complete list of television providers and corresponding channels to see how you can catch ACC baseball live from Boshamer Stadium in Chapel Hill at 7 p.m. ET on Sunday, March 31.

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NESN is set to televise two games this weekend, with two of the best and hottest teams in the country. Coverage will begin Friday afternoon when the UMass-Lowell River Hawks take on Wisconsin in Manchester, N.H. The River Hawks are coming off their first Hockey East title in school history. That game will be seen on NESN beginning at 4 p.m. ET.

That will be followed up on Saturday as the No. 1 team in the country, Quinnipiac, opens its run toward the Frozen Four against Canisius. The Bobcats will begin that quest on Saturday night in Providence, R.I., and that game can be seen on NESN at 5:30 p.m. ET.

Check out the grid below for a complete list of television providers and corresponding channels to see how you can catch Red Sox Grapefruit League play live from JetBlue park at 1:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, March 30.

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