Inside the Park: Recent Episodes

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A short briefing of the week's Apple news.

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On the first episode of The Parkcast, I break down some of the new features in watchOS 4 and talk about my predictions for Series 3.

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Today on the Boston Marathon edition of Inside the Park, Marc and Jesse Mayfield-Sheehan debate whether or not convicted Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev should receive the death penalty. The Boston Bruins fired their general manager Peter Chiarelli after just missing the playoffs this year. Good move or bad move? What's next for the team? Massachusetts Daily Collegian sports editor Mark Chiarelli joins the show to catch us up with Derrick Gordon one year after his announcement as an openly gay college athlete. And if you were the manager of the Boston Red Sox, how would you arrange the starting rotation?

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Today on Inside the Park, Marc and Jesse Korzen debate which of the seven Kentucky players should've stayed in school. How far can the Chicago Bulls go in the playoffs with a healthy Derrick Rose? Massachusetts Daily Collegian assistant sports editor Ross Gienieczko stops by to talk some UMass baseball. And if the season were to start today, which teams in the AFC East would finish first through fourth?

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Today on Inside the Park, Marc and Jesse recap the Final Four frenzy and preview the national championship game between Wisconsin and Duke. Do the Chicago Cubs have a legitimate chance to make the playoffs? Anthony Chiusano joins the desk to talk the latest in UMass men's lacrosse. And Sarah Thomas is set to become the first full-time female referee in the NFL. Is the league ready for this?

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Today on Inside the Park, host Marc Jean-Louis recaps the Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight along with a preview of the Final Four. If you could pick your own young NBA starting lineup, who would be on it? Jesse Korzen of the Massachusetts Daily Collegian stops by to talk some UMass women's lacrosse. And a reflection of the former NFL defensive back Darren Sharper in the wake of his charges for sexual assault and rape.