BOSTON (AP) -- The Red Sox and Bruins postponed their games on Friday night while authorities searched for a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings.

No makeup date was announced for the opener of the Red Sox three-game series against the Kansas City Royals scheduled for Friday night at Fenway Park. The Bruins game against the Pittsburgh Penguins at TD Garden was tentatively rescheduled for Saturday at 12:30 p.m.

The bombings near the marathon finish line on Monday killed three people and wounded more than 180. Police identified two suspects. One was killed during a shootout with police and the other was being sought in a massive manhunt Friday that virtually shut down the city and some suburbs.

Red Sox players and other team employees had been told to stay home until a decision was made on whether the game would be played.

BETHESDA, Md. (WUSA9) -- Only on 9, a local man has learned what it's like to save a life. And the best part of all is it's something almost every one of us can do. In fact, one man's life-saving journey proved to be life-changing for him.

Joe Robinson and Anita Cutler hugged and cried when they met a few weeks ago in Massachusetts. Two strangers, each giving the other an unforgettable gift.

"Thank you for saving my life!" said Anita through tears.

"It took my breath away. It was one of the nicest things anyone's ever said to me," said Joe. "I didn't realize at all until I met her how sick she was."

Let's back up a moment and retrace the remarkable path that brought them together.

Joe, a Bethesda family man, joined the national bone marrow registry at a local synagogue's donor drive 10 years ago and didn't give it another thought.

"Thanks to Joe, I'm alive. He gave me my world back," said Anita.

Annapolis, Md. (WUSA9) -- Republican Anne Arundel County Delegate Don Dwyer Tuesday announced plans to raffle off two assault rifles at a July political fundraiser to benefit his next campaign and an effort to challenge Maryland's new gun control law in court.

One of the rifles is an AR-15, a version of which was used  in the Sandy Hook massacre.  The other is an AK-47.  Both would be banned under Maryland's new law.

"There's never been a better time to do it.  Now is the time," Dwyer said when questioned about the timing of his announcement while the parents of Sandy Hook victims are lobbying lawmakers on Capitol Hill in Washington.

Tickets are being sold for $10 for each rifle from Dwyer's campaign website.

"I will protect and defend the God given right to carry and bear firearms," Dwyer said.