Bruins Rally to Win Game 1 of Stanley Cup Final.
BRIGGS: All right. The Boston Bruins rallying from two goals down to take game one of the Stanley Cup Final. Andy Scholes is here with the "Bleacher Report" this morning. Andy, they have the Super Bowl, they have the world Series, three more wins, they have the Stanley Cup in Boston.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Oh, man, Dave, those Boston fans are so -- do they even appreciate the championships anymore? I don't know.</s>BRIGGS: No, fatigue.</s>SCHOLES: But anyway, you know, Dave, it had been 10 days for the bruins since they had last taken the ice. They definitely had plenty of rust to shake off in game one against the Blues. Now, St. Louis has an incredible turn around story. They were the worst team in hockey on January 2nd, they're trying to win their first ever Stanley cup, they were looking good early. The Blues taking a 2- 0 lead in the second period but the Bruins would rally, up 3-2 now. Watch the exchange between the Blues David Perron and the Bruins Torey Krug. Perron was all over Krug, even knocking his helmet off. But Krug gets up, gets down the ice and lays out Rob Thomas. Bruins end up scoring four unanswered games, to take game one 4-2. The team who has won the Stanley Cup final has won 77 percent of the time. All right. Serena Williams making a fashion statement, rocking a custom Virgil Abloh Nike's outfit. The cover up featured the words mother, champion, queen, and goddess. Last year the tournament banned the skin tight cat suit. Serena struggling early in this match, dropping the first set. She then put on a Nike top and rolled up the sleeves, and, hey, that must have done the trick. She rallied to beat Vitalia Diatchenko, 2-6, 6- 1, 6-0. All right. Brewers ins playing Memorial Day baseball. Check out, full on matrix to make that grab. Pretty incredible reaction from him. Jeffress would stay down for a minute but was fine. Probably just needed a second to gather himself out here after nearly being decapitated. The Warriors making it official. Kevin Durant not playing in game one of the NBA finals. Steve Kerr saying he doesn't know if Durant is going to travel to Toronto for the first two games. One guy that will be on the court is Toronto native Drake. He sits courtside at pretty much every game. And Kerr says he's ready for the Raptors super fan.</s>STEVE KERR, GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS COACH: I'm not worried about Drake. I called him on his cell phone earlier, and my daughter's rolling her eyes right now, she's like, dad, no more dad jokes.</s>SCHOLES: I like the way Kerr immediately started shaking his head, because he knew how bad of a dad joke that was.</s>BRIGGS: I thought it was solid, man. I thought it was a nice effort by Steve Kerr. The Drake cam will be a bit much in these finals. Andy Scholes, thank you, my friend.</s>SCHOLES: All right.</s>BRIGGS: Romans, what's coming up?</s>ROMANS: All right. Watching these tornadoes, an astonishing, 449 tornadoes reported this month alone. Another damaging round overnight. Devastating a community in Indiana and cutting off water and power in Dayton, Ohio.