Boston Come Back

The Boston Bombing suspect had been taken into custody and if he wasn't authorities said that he would have bleed out and died from most likely being shot in the shoot out that killed his brother. 

It has been discovered that he went to a party the day before the marathon and acted normal. This has been confirmed by people at the party who were peers or associates of the mass murderer.

The sports world in Boston is benefiting from the capture of the prime suspect and almost indefinitely the bomber. Their spots such as the Boston Bruins and the Boston Red Sox home games will be played today and everything is supposed to go from chaos one day to business as usual the next. 

"Watching those claps and cheers," Shane Victorino of the Boston Red Sox said, "and now to take the field in front of those same people and fans, to see the joyfulness and happiness brought out, that makes today a special day for me."

The former career Phillie, Victorino means that he will go back to nornal and play his heart out, not just for a manager but for the fans that fill the seats at Fenway Park.

By David B.

More News on Bombings

ESPN.com The Boston Marathon Bombings story is still breaking as we speak and currently the suspect is held up in a boat inside somebodys back yard. The building is surrounded by authorities and they sent a rover with a camera in to see if their are any bombs or explosives. Then, the situation took a turn for the worst when two explosions detonated and gun shots were fired, they are not currently known who detonated the explosions, it could be a flash bomb sent by the police or a bomb made by the terrorist. There will be more news coming out with this fast breaking story! By David B.

Boston Manhunt Possibly Postpones Game

With a manhunt on in Boston for a man who is thought to be the man who put the bombs and detonated them at the Boston Marathon the Red Sox game against the Royals has not been decided if it will be played. The man is thought to be one of the men at the shoot out yesterday.

“With the Red Sox last night, they were really looking forward to doing their small part in helping this town heal,” ESPNBoston.com's Gordon Edes says in a SportsCenter clip. Sadly the Red Sox game may be postponed and they won't have that chance.

Hopefully the police will catch the bombers and Boston will happily ever after!

By David B.

Breaking News

CBSNews.com The Boston Marathon has taken a very sudden turn for the worst with two explosions and very little information at this point.