Boston Marathon Bombing

When Neil Diamond heard that Fenway Park was going to reopen on Saturday, he decided that he HAD to be there. So he caught a red-eye out of L.A. Friday night so he could hit the field and sing "Sweet Caroline" LIVE.

43-year-old Joe Berti of Austin has ZERO chance of winning the lottery...because he just used up a LIFETIME'S worth of luck this week.

Ever since Monday's bombing at the Boston Marathon, several Major League Baseball stadiums have been showing their support by playing Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" leading into the bottom of the eighth inning. Well, Neil's been Tweeting his thanks to several teams for doing it. Read all about it on the next page!

Monday was a horrible day for people that were running the Boston Marathon and people lost their lives and were badly hurt. But when it comes to everybody supporting each other we are always right there to lend a hand and that exactly what the New York Yankees did Tuesday Night.

Former Red Raider Danny Amendola has pledged his support for those injured in the Boston Marathon Bombing: "I will DONATE $100 for EVERY pass I catch next season to whatever "Boston Marathon Relief Fund" there is. And $200 for any dropped pass."

Here are four important tips and websites in the wake of what happened yesterday at the Boston Marathon.

Comedian Patton Oswalt posted a great message on Facebook about keeping our faith in humanity in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing. Read his message in it's entirety on the next page...