ARLINGTON, Texas — Texas Rangers ace Yu Darvish pumped his fist coming off the mound after the last of his 127 pitches, ending the seventh inning with his 14th strikeout against Boston.

BOSTON — The Bruins did not look anything like the team that outworked and out matched and out scored the Toronto Maple Leafs as they suffered a 4-2 loss and allowed the Leafs to tie the series.

ARLINGTON, Texas — Craig Gentry had an infield hit that produced two runs and later hit a two-run homer as the Rangers beat the Red Sox 5-1 on Saturday night.

BOSTON — The Toronto Maple Leafs knew they had to play more aggressively after a weak performance in the opener. They wasted little time doing it.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Orb rewarded last-minute bettors with a win at the Kentucky Derby, with a time of 2:02.89.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. — About three dozen participants in this weekend’s Pittsburgh Marathon will be runners who weren’t able to finish last month’s Boston Marathon due to the bombings.

Ahead of the 139th Kentucky Derby, 2009 winner Mine That Bird has been preparing for the Hollywood version of his own story. Gabe Bullard of WFPL in Louisville reports on the making of the film ’50 to 1.’

The Los Angeles Kings need a big comeback if they’re going to defend their Stanley Cup title. The St. Louis Blues jumped out to a 2-0 lead over the Kings in their opening round playoff series. Helene Elliott of the L.A. Times joins Bill Littlefield for an update.

The You Can Play Project, founded in 2012 by former Toronto Maple Leafs General Manager Brian Burke and his son Patrick, was created to promote tolerance in professional sports. Patrick Burke joins Bill Littlefield to discuss the group’s efforts and the impact of Jason Collins’s recent announcement.

NBA veteran Jason Collins made history this week by announcing he is gay. The news appeared in an exclusive Sports Illustrated cover story. Bill Littlefield spoke with SI Executive Editor Jon Wertheim who was there for the Collins interview.

BOSTON — The Celtics’ season is over, ending in an 88-80 loss Friday night to New York that clinched the first-round playoff series for the Knicks in six games.

BOSTON — Crunching the numbers.

TORONTO — Ryan Dempster remained undefeated in his homeland.

BOSTON — We take a “Moneyball” approach to the biggest question in Boston sports.