NorthEndWaterfront.com has the video.

On the one hand, the Globe of the Midwest runs a sweet story about how Chicagoans and Bostonians are really more family members than people who have an innate hatred for each other - we're both have guys in tuxedos starting our hockey games, we both have waterfronts, we both have lots of rich people who give money to charity (really). The story features quotes from Bostonians living in Chicago and a professor who teaches classes at both BU and the University of Chicago.

Transit Police report arresting a man from a Pittsburgh suburb at the Sullivan Square Orange Line stop last night before he could get the tar beaten out of him strangle a local following the end of the Penguins' O-4 series.

According to police, officers arrived at a disturbance around 11:30 p.m. at the station to find Ryan Baessler, 29, of Carnegie, PA, with his hands around another man's throat and screaming insults at him:

Don't be knuckleheads, Ed Davis tells fans getting ready to throng the Garden tonight.

I ask that you celebrate a win or loss with the pride and class that our team and our city deserves.

Davis has a special word for any college students left in town: Act up, and your school will have a word with you.

If you're at work, put your ear buds in first before watching this call from Presidents Rock Club in Quincy.

Also: JetBlue pilot asks if crying baby is Sidney Crosby during flight to Boston.

3-1 for the series.

Bring on New York.