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Ben Charleston and Ryan Hannable break down the 2021 Masters and give their predictions. They also wonder how fans returning to Augusta will effect the players.
Ben Charleston and Ryan Hannable break down The Players Championship and give their predictions for the weekend. They also talk about Bryson DeChambeau, his recent victory and if golf fans cheer for him.
Mut talks to Duke Micah as he prepares to fight Johnriel Casimero for the WBO Bantamweight title. They talk about this huge fight title fight and how Duke has been getting ready for the fight. The bout will take place as part of a six-fight, split-bill Showtime PPV event presented by Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) on September 26th. This fight between Duke Micah and Johnriel Casimero will be 1 of 5 title fights that will take place on September 26th
Ryan Hannable and Ben Charleston are back for another episode and they start the podcast recapping the RBC Heritage tournament. The PGA tour also has their first player withdraw mid tournament because of Covid-19. Will we see more positive Covid-19 tests this weekend and could it lead to the PGA tour pausing the season again? The PGA Tour is in Connecticut this weekend for the Travelers Championship and we should expect another star studded leaderboard.
Ryan Hannable and Ben Charleston react to the Charles Schwab Challenge and the exciting finish to the tournament. They also talk about how the players looked and if they had any rust after 3 months off. Did having no fans affect the players and did the viewing experience change with no fans. The tour moves to Hilton Head this weekend for the RBC Heritage and another very strong field will be going for the win. Will it be a big name player that gets the win or will it be a lesser known player.
Ryan Hannable and Ben Charleston have a PGA event to finally talk about as the Charles Schwab Challenge marks the return of the PGA tour. The field this weekend is star studded and should we expect deep fields for the remaindered of the season. Will players show rust after a long layoff or will they me in midseason form? How will the no fans at the tournament affect the players especially on the weekend?
Chris Curtis drunkenly hosted Headlines form 2015. The day the Richard Deitsch podcast was recorded.
Ryan Hannable and Ben Charleston react to the first live golf event in over two months and how it was a nice first step for the PGA tours return. Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning take on Phil Mickelson and Tom Brady this Sunday, which team will win and how much trash talking will be going on. Hopefully Massachusetts allows the use of golf carts soon because there is starting to be a shortage of push carts.
Ryan Hannable and Ben Charleston are back and they finally have a name for the golf podcast. Massachusetts opened golf courses about a week ago and they have been packed. While we are excited that the courses are back open we do hope they are able to offer more tee times soon. The PGA has released their guidelines for testing when it comes to the PGA tour and are they doing enough to protect everyone involved. The first live golf match in over two months is this Sunday and it will be an exciting showdown between some of the best golfers on the PGA Tour.
Nick 'Fitzy' Stevens is joined by Christian from Wachusett Brewery to discuss brews in Quarantine and the brand new beer Glory to benefit the United Way's Covid-19 fund.
WEEI's Ryan Hannable and Ben Charleston react to more good golf news, as reports have come out that the PGA tour could start as soon as June 11th. They also ask the question how much different will PGA tour events be with no fans on the course. If you are looking for some golf to bet on the Outlaw Golf Tour is still playing in Arizona.
As week four of Shelter-In concludes, Joe and Will talk about some of the rumors about plans to hold an abbreviated season in Arizona. Joe names his all Easter team, shares Rickie Henderson stories and ranks some of the all-time greats in the history of the National Pastime.
Lisa Blanchard and Catherine Collins of Spectrum Health Systems join Rob Bradford to pass along some extremely important advice and perspective when it comes to managing addiction and mental health during these very uncomfortable times.
As WEEI kicks off Red Sox Classics, Will and Joe - separated by the longest XLR cables in America - talk about the ALDS Game 1 win over the Yankees and cover the news of the day. A musical surprise before the bottom of the 8th.
WEEI's Ryan Hannable and Ben Charleston react to the news that surfaced Monday regarding dates for such golf majors at the Masters. The two experts when it comes to all things golf break down what a return to the courses might look like and the ramifications each bit of news will have on specific players and tournaments.
Joe and Will would have been in Baltimore today. Instead, they are on Joe's Ft Myers patio. They talk about some of their favorite Orioles memories - and open the pod with a live musical suprise.
Longing for baseball? So are Joe Castiglione and Will Flemming, voices of the Boston Red Sox. Until the season begins, Joe and Will sit down and chat with each other - and with Red Sox fans. Relive some of the great moments in Sox history, hear the news of the day and join them on Joe's patio in Fort Myers for your baseball fix.
Ken Laird and Matt Kalman discuss the possibilities of the Bruins' 2020 season ending due to Coronavirus, and what that means for the franchise going forward. Also, Bruins 2020 MVP and 7th Player Awards are discussed.
Greg Hill and Courtney Fallon want to remind all of the gentlemen that Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and start making plans. Former New England Patriot Matt Light joins the show to talk about how his diet has changed since he retired from the NFL. Matt also talks about what he cooks his wife for Valentine’s Day, how he relaxes, and his vodka brand Keel. Chef Chris Parsons joins to talk about his new restaurant Lily P’s Fried Chicken and Oysters. Chris talks about how they specialize in pressure cooked fried chicken and where he gets the inspiration for his food.
Greg Hill superstar headliner of the Greg Hill Morning Show joins this week's Courtney Fallon Experience as Courtney gloats 'for' Greg about his foundation's remarkable 3.1 MILLION dollar milestone fundraising effort (05:58). Rob Ninkovich is stretching his legs this year for Greg's Boston Marathon team (11:52) as he discusses the exciting upcoming year for the Greg Hill Foundation. Then.... Courtney and Greg collectively announce the launch of their NEW RESTAURANT SHOW to be aired on WEEI 93.7FM on Saturdays in February called 'Extra Sauce' (14;43) breaking news alert and immediately dive into some juvenile food humor (16:35). Previewing a little of what you'll hear on the show, Hill and Fallon jab about tipping courtesy's on alcohol (18:30), fish or meat at a steakhouse (21:09), why Chris Curtis needs more merlot reduction sauce in his life (22:21), NACHO etiquette (27:24), and discuss why Boston's culinary scene is all grown up (30:50).
The Courtney Fallon Experience episode No. 3 enters into the huge news of Josh McDaniels coaching carousel (05:20) and an exclusive story of why he ignited the anger of Panthers owner David Tepper. McDaniels is still awaiting an interview Friday with the Cleveland Browns (09:40) and Fallon explains why he deserves to be promoted after all these years in New England. Her co-host this week @BryceNFL worries over the Patriots offensive weapons, and explains why it doesn't make sense for Brady to leave New England (22:24) yet, but we should be excited about a potential successor (26:15) ehemmm.... Jared Stidham. The crew digs deeper into the Patriots offseason plans, Fallon reminds listeners that Offseason Bill Belichick is the BEST Bill Belichick (36:16). The Experience finishes with some blazing hot takes (39:55) that you might want to be sitting down to hear.
SpyGate 2.0 is a facade of national New England vitriol that former NFL offensive lineman and current Athletic and Bleacher Report reporter Geoff Schwartz agrees with, as he joins Courtney Fallon a trip through the SpyGate 2.0 scandal on this episode 2 of the Courtney Fallon Experience. Schwartz dives into the goody goody by dissecting the mute benefits of recording an opponents sideline in this day of age in the NFL (5:23), why Bill Belichick wouldn't risk his legacy for another video-filming scandal (8:01), national media jealousy of Patriots 6 Super Bowl rings (15:47), how much can be gained by recording signals on the sidelines (19:56), what can we expect from the Patriots in the next 3 games after this turmoil (19:24). Geoff's brother Mitch Schwartz is an All Pro Offensive Lineman for the Kansas City Chiefs and he dissects a future playoff match-up with New England (29:04) and Tom Brady's future in the region. And of course, we finish with his thoughts on "Bag Gate" last weekend with the Chiefs and divulges how it didn't pose any advantages his brother's pregame preparation against the Patriots last Sunday. All in all, things are looking sunny in Foxboro, from a national perspective.
Courtney Fallon and Marc James dive into the week that was around the NFL (06:49), including Ron Rivera's surprise pink slip from the Panthers organization, and what that means for Cam Newton (08:40).
The crew takes a barometer of what's wrong with the Patriots offense (19:02), the hotly debated Antonio Brown return (21:25). Marc and Courtney break down Tom Curran's article on Brady's rumored departure at the end of the year (29:26) and what that means for Brady's future in a Patriots uniform (32:06). And finally, science 101: They have officially cloned Bill Belichick's brain (44:03).
WEEI’s Jim Hackett spoke to Leonard Ellerbe, the CEO of Mayweather Promotions regarding the upcoming WBC Heavyweight Title Rematch between the Champion, Deontay “The Bronze Bomber” Wilder vs. KING KONG himself, Luis Ortiz II. The fight is Saturday, November 23rd in Las Vegas!
Hour 1 – Big week for some players in the weeds with injuries surrounding the NFL. The guys get your picks in and Lock of the week brought to you by Craftsman Hardware.
Lucy and Elaine are back for Episode 11 and Elaine makes huge announcement about her personal life during her Nick Friar update. Mut does a pop-in and Lucy and Elaine disagree on how Gronk did during his FOX Sports debut.
Lucy and Elaine are back for Episode 11 and Elaine makes huge announcement about her personal life during her Nick Friar update. Mut does a pop-in and Lucy and Elaine disagree on how Gronk did during his FOX Sports debut.
The Pay Day has it's own channel! John and Scheim continue giving their degenerate opinions but are now joined by the one and only Mike Mutnansky! The three give you their picks for the week and even sprinkle in a couple Best Bets and a College Fund Lock of the Week for NFL Week 5. #FadeJA might need to start trending after today.
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Lucy and Elaine are back for episode 10 and Elaine does word association for WEEI hosts and says Mut seems like was "low-key cool in college." Lucy and Elaine are also joined by Rob Bradford and talk about the podcast Halloween plans because "we party."
Boomer joins the program and wonders if Patriots fans are sick of winning yet, and listening to fans you would actually think the sky is falling. He also discusses the Patriots win over the Redskins and if he has any concerns going forward
Andy Hart and Ryan Hannable react to the Patriots' 33-7 win over the Redskins.
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Lucy and Elaine are back after a scary week for Lucy and Elaine has some issues with Call Her Daddy, calling it "Dollar Store material."
We've got bush. League. The Rangers and Red Sox picked an odd hill to die on in the season's final road game. Staredowns and nonsense at the end of a 7-5 loss; Josh tries to find teh bad guys and good guys while also helping make sense of ths bizarre 2019 season. Sound from Alex Cora and free agent Rick Porcello. Happy trails for now...!
Pour one out for Porcello. And Mitch Moreland too while you're at it. As their respective red Sox tenures potentially wind to an end, each player was terrific in Texas Wednesday night. Josh recaps the 10-3 win; there's sound from Alex Cora and a deep-dive mystery player who hadtwo hits and you'd never believe would make an appearance on the post-game star of the game show.
Another four-hour game but this one goes in the win column. E-Rod gets #19 (although it sure wsn't easy) and Mookie homers before hurting his foot and leaving the game. Josh recaps and tells you what it all means; Alex Cora speaks after the game as does closer Brandon Worlman who saved #16 in his hometown.
Jhoulyis Chacin's no-hit bid hits the wall hard and the Sox fall to Tampa Bay, 7-4. No more Rays games this year; two more E-Rod starts though, which Josh talks about in advance of the Texas series. Alex Cora speaks about the pitching and more... Josh breaks down the throw of the year in MLB, the one that stunned Avasail Garcia into a damn coma.
With the Sox officially eliminated, they can at least do the spoiler thing in Tampa Bay now -- Sunday was a good start. JOsh recaps the three games played overthe weekend with sound from Alex Cora and JD Martinez, then previews the series finale.
Eddie Rodriguez has a higher WAR than MadBum and Kershaw?? Yup. He also has 18 of the team's 80 wins now too. The Thursday game was a 5-4 Red Sox winner: Josh recaps, Alex Cora speaks, and the Tampa Bay series is previewed.
After an 11-3 SF win, Bruce Bochy's at 2000 career wins as a manager. Alex Cora- wouldn't you have thought 200 by now? 108 last year and 92 this year? Nope. Gonna have to hustle to get to 82 this year now. Josh provides a brief recap of the Wednesday loss, professes his man love for Willie Mays, and looks ahead to MadBum's first ever Fenway start Thursday.
If you don't get the pun, see, Mike Yazstremski's grandpa was a famous Red Sox who had a bread named after him, and... ah, the hell with it. The Jr Yaz HR was a poweful, fun moment at Fenway Tuesday night, but the other 5 hours and 53 1/2 minutes were fairly pointless and frustrating. At least we have some David Ortiz sound for you... and some fun nuggets about Mike Yaz's grandfather... and a brief recap of the 7-6 15 inning loss.
In light of recent news developments, Lucy and Elaine now do, in fact, care about Antonio Brown and talk with WEEI producer Bridgette Proulx about the rape allegations against the new Patriot. They also give an update on Camille Kostek, who was with Gronk in the Seaport this weekend and didn’t tell them she was going to be there.
From the files of too little too late, a crisp two-game sweep in Philly for the Sox to keep 'em on life support. Josh recaps, and gets you sound from the hitting heroes of the weekend, Benintendi (game winning sac fly) and Christian Vazquez (who had 6 of the 8 RBI's.) Alex Cora speaks; Josh peeks ahead to the San Fran series.
Staving off playoff elimination, NINE Sox pitchers combined for a 7-4 win in Toronto Thursday night. Josh rolls in sound from Alex Cora and run-scoring-machine Mookie Betts, looks ahead to the Phillies series, and throws out some ideas about things to watch for down the stretch.
Canadian exchange rate aside, 0 runs on 2 hits is sub-optimal. The Bobby Poyner & Co pitching staff got roughed up, the Sox lost their 5th straight and it's Josh's job to distract you from all that. Alex Cora speaks, the game is indeed summarized, but there are also odd asides about hand puppets, J-Lo and the '03 Cowboy Up Team. So, yeah.
Oh my God, they killed Eovaldi and the bullpen. Rowdy Tellez and the Jays find a way yet again against the Sox this year; a forgettable year that finds Josh searching for other things to talk about besides this game. Yes, Eovaldi and Alex cora speak, but this is a Flashback to '99-intensive podcast with an ode to a starter who could really go deep in to games. (Hint: he rhymes with "Bay-dro.")
Lucy and Elaine are back for Episode 7, tackling ghosting etiquette and discussing Elaine’s horror story about accidentally liking something on Instagram. It's worth a listen!
David, hello. David, goodbye. Ortiz returns; Dombrowski departs. Josh offers his take on the whirlwind events off the field... Alex Cora meets the media... Ortiz speaks... and there's a brief recap of a 5-0 lackluster loss to the Yankees as well if you listen long enough.
RECORDED BEFORE THE GM NEWS Josh gives his take on taking just one out of three vs the Yankees and breaks down the pitching hardcore. The games are recapped, the minor league stars are noted, and there's sound from Mitch Moreland Alex Cora. PS 23 pitchers in three games seems like plenty, right?
The Red Sox have been bad at Fenway all year, but even on a night where they allow only two hits they somehow lose on a play at the plate in the 9th. Josh recaps the game and walks you through the crowded house in the bullpen; there is sound from Nate Eovaldi and Alex Cora as well. Yankees series previewed if you care to listen all the way to the end.
The updated "Benny and the Jets" lyrics were the key to a 6-2 Sox win vs the Twins on Wednesday: Josh recaps, drops some old school Johnny Cash to explain the state of the bullpen and celebrates the breakout season of Rodriguez and continued greatness of Betts. Eddie speaks, Alex Cora speaks, and a prognosis of the last three weeks is offered.
The Sox' percentage chance to make the playoffs drops from 8 to 7 with a 6 to 5 loss. Josh sings the praises of the top of the batting order; considers how awful the top of the pitching rotation has been; recaps the game and rolls in sound from losing pitcher Rick Porcello and frustrated-but-trying-to-stay-optimistic manager Alex Cora.
Lucy and Elaine are back for episode 6 and start by wishing Rob Bradford a happy 50th birthday before discussing Rob Gronkowski's CBD partnership announcement and Elaine's severe White Coat Syndrome. Elaine also has an update on the Nick Friar situation and what went down with him at the podcast meeting last week.
2 out of 3 in Anaheim means a 6-2 road trip and back to within five games of the playoffs with 25 to go. Josh cuts through all the math, reviews the Mookie and JD Show, recaps all the games from the weekend and tells you who the hell Gorkys Hernandez is. Sound from Cora and Workman, too.
Hour 1- With the finalization of rosters yesterday the guys get into who’s a good pick up especially with a lot of players changing teams and exactly what Patriots players to pick up.
Ye of little faith. Two wins vs the Rockies, a little help from the A's and Rays, and whaddya know- 5 out with 28 to play. Xander Bogaerts pounds two home runs; Devers and Martinez go yard as well as the Sox (legally) smoke Denver. Josh puts the top quadrant of the explosive batting order in perspective and JD Martinez speaks about his current surge.
In the land of the 420, JBJ hits one 478. Vazquez and Bogaerts homer too; Sox win 10-6. Josh recaps, tracks the wild card race, and Dustin Pedroia makes an appearance and speaks to the media. Josh also has sound from Brock Holt (on base 4x) and Alex Cora (happy with Rick Porcello. Come for the baseball insight, stay for the Napoleon Dynamite references.
Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey try to make sense of all the Spider-Man news in the Disney vs. Sony battle. Who's right? And what's going to happen to the most popular Marvel character of all-time? Plus a jammed packed This Week in #DORK with lots of Star Wars news, more Disney+ shows, a teaser for the Breaking Bad movie, Davey's Video Minute and the Pick of the Podcast. Twitter: @DORKpodcast
Lucy and Elaine participate in podcast history, executing their first Pedicab Podcast with the world's best Pedicab Podcast driver, Ryan. While riding through the streets of Boston the ladies dive into such issues as Andrew Luck, headphone controversies, Elaine's new minor-league crush, college guys' questionable fashion choices, and, of course, the latest on the hunt for Camille Kostek. Soak in the conversation all the while feeling like you're out for a leisurely ride on a late-Summer day. Magic!
A full weekend of Anchorman quotes, ridiculous uniforms, he occasional fish taco, and two wins in San Diego. Shoulda been three. Josh breaks through the glass cage of emotion and recaps the series, sprinkling in sound from Alex Cora and Saturday hero Brock Holt. Who loves lamp.
And that was that. Two weeks and 12 minutes later, the REd Sox walked it off against the Royals, and now it's on to the West Coast. Josh recaps the, um... 12 minutes, gets sound from Alex Cora and the hero Brock Holt, then takes some time to preview this three game series coming up against the San Diego Machados.
After a five-plus-month hiatus from the Bradfo Sho Red Sox reliever Matt Barnes makes his return. The pitcher talks podcasting, his season, the awkward evolution of baseball, exactly how he runs in from the bullpen and, of course, career advice for podcast intern Donuts. It's worth a listen.
The real Philly Surprise? Turns out it's that the Red Sox couldn't beat Drew Smyly. And it was costly. With Tampa Bay winning the Sox are now seven back of the second wild card; Josh recaps the game, plays sound from Alex Cora and quotes liberally from The Office. Also- what are Devers and Bogaerts about to do that's never been done before? Why are the Mets and Red Sox the most different same-record teams in sports? Discuss.
Phrustrating. Sure, Aaron Nola was great, but the Sox had multiple chances to win vs Philly Tuesday night and simply didn't, costing them a chance to advance in the wild card standings. Josh shakes the branches of a 3-2 loss, plays post-game sound from Alex Cora and pre-game sound from the happy-to-not-need surgery Chris Sale.
Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey get you ready for football season by breaking down all the best fictional quarterbacks. Who would they take #1 overall? Also the guys give you an NFL player comp for every movie or TV QB. Plus This Week in #DORK, Davey's Video Game Minute, and the Pick of the Podcast. Twitter: @DORKpodcast
The Lucy & Elaine Show is rolling along with Lucy Burdge and Elaine Cavalieri diving into Alex Reimer's departure, Lucy's bizarre experience as a baseball player, having to fend off unsolicited dirty photos on Instagram and, of course, another round of appreciation for THE Camille Kostek. Listen, you'll be happy you did!
Red Sox pitcher Rick Porcello swings by the Bradfo Sho studios to offer an honest assessment of his current lot in life, his view of where baseball is going and whether or not he will is optimistic about returning for a fourth annual Twin Peaks podcast appearance next spring training.
Which do you want first? The good news is the Sox trounced Baltimore and swept the series. The bad news is there will be no Labor Day Sale. And maybe no Chris Sale for a very long time. Dave Dombrowski lets everyone know what to expect regarding the lefty ace's suddenly-wonky elbow just as the team pushes back into wild card consideration. Sound from Rick Porcello and Alex Cora, a preview of the next series (vs Philly) and plenty of insight from Josh, not to mention dated movie and mousic references.
Hour 1- Lots to choose from this year in the Draft but Pete and Jim are noticing certain guys not taken early that could help your winning squad.
John Andersen and Chris Scheim engage in tomfoolery as result of a scheduling snafu that included discussing our favorite duets, Lizzo, and a kazoo--before talking about the death of Steelers WRs coach Darryl Drake, Andrew Luck's injury, and three picks each for O/Us in the NFC.
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5 Out now has a PRODUCER! Nick and Matt welcome in Tyler Devitte of WEEI's Ordway, Merloni & Fauria.
This week, the guys focus on the All-Decade Starting lineups released by 2K20. They also look at what's going on with Team USA, a quick look at the schedule and the NCAA backing down on the Rich Paul Rule.
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Devers slams another home run and Xander Bogaerts one-ups him as the Sox (rock and) roll in Cleveland. Josh takes you through the most baseball-in-2019 win of the year; the Red Sox runs all scoring on homers, and seven pitchers combining on a 4-hitter. Devers speaks, Alex Cora speaks, and Josh puts the playoff chase in persepctive while scouting the next opponent - the home run-riddled Orioles.
In the latest installment of Reporters in Rickshaws, Rob Bradford is joined by Alex Speier to discuss his new book, "Homegrown," the expertly told tale of how the Red Sox built their current stable of young superstars. While riding through the streets of Boston courtesy Boston Bike Taxi and Lord Hobo Brewing, Bradford and Speier soak in another historic podcasting moment while discussing key scenes from Speier's works. How did Mookie Betts get to be Mookie Betts? What behind-the-scenes obstacles did these players face to get to where they find themselves? How fast can you go on a pedicab while taping a podcast? All of it is uncovered on this episode.
Oh, sure. Sale gives up five runs, tomorrow's scheduled starter pitches the 8th and Andrew Cashner gets the save. After the ninth place hitter hits the big extra inning homer. (Dr. Evil voice:) "Riiiiiiight." Josh recaps the magic, there's sound from JBJ and Alex Cora, and much discussion about the 6-hit 4-double bonanza from Raffy Devers.
Ken Laird and Matt Kalman are back for another Skate, with the guys debating a few new lists & offseason hockey stories. Ken can't get enough of The Athletic, this week featuring a 31-team league subscriber poll comparing fan confidence in their favorite team's front office vs. that team's perception league-wide. Another Skate subscriber calls in to talk hockey, with Chris Mancuso from Niagara giving his take on Jack Studnicka and the state of the B's.
Cleveland rocks (three home runs including the walkoff winner) and kicks the Sox further down the hill. Josh recaps the "almost" comeback, rolls in sound from Alex Cora and previews game two of the series. Meantime, the 2020 schedule is revealed. Not that 2019 is over, but... well, yeah, let's peek at that 2020 schedule anyway.
Andy Hart and Ryan Hannable discuss recent development in and around the Patriots organization from the Patriots' first preseason game against the Lions to now. The guys get into more of the positional battles before taking listener questions. At the end of the episode, Andy caves and begs for Twitter followers so he can receive a free meal. Help him fulfill that goal:
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Lucy and Elaine are joined by Danielle Murr of the Greg Hill Show and discuss how she has adjusted to the move to WEEI, as well as her sex furniture and love of ASMR. Lucy and Elaine also ask each other questions to get to know each other better and find there might be a cross-podcast romance brewing.
Rob Bradford is joined by Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts, who conducts at least part of the interview in Papiamento. Bogaerts goes into detail about the ups and downs of what has been the 2019 season, how his new contract changed his life, what might have happened if he didn't agree to the deal and, of course, a blow-by-blow breakdown of the ritual he performs before every at-bat. It's worth a listen!
The unhearlded Anthony Bemboom -- not Trout, not Pujols, not Ohtani -- spoils Sunday and let's face it, Andrew Cashner didn't exactly help either. Josh recaps the weekend series vs the Angels that ended up with just one win against two losses. The two starting pitchers from Saturday and Sunday, Porcello and Cashner, try to explain what went wrong; Alex Cora weighs and Josh has plenty to say about what's been going on of late. A homestand where the Sox needed six wins, they got three. Sub-optimal.
John Andersen and Chris Scheim are chastised by Mike Mutnansky for almost five whole minutes before the trio give three O/U picks each for 2019 AFC win totals.
Shaw's/Star Market update: There's a Sale on Trout, and it's a bunch of ferocious fastballs. Chris Sale dominates the Angels with a 13 strikeout masterpiece; two home runs are hit from spare parts and the Sox cruise 3-0 in a sacant 2:16. Josh recaps, and runs in sound from Sale and Alex Cora. A preview of the rest of the series follows.
WEEI.com Celtics writer Nick Friar and co-host Matt Medeiros get after the NCAA for the Rich Paul Rule. The guys finally have time to look at the Team USA landscape and they touch on Kevin Durant's latest comments, Vince Carter's new deal and Carmelo Anthony's status.
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The bullpen and Ma Nature combine to make a mess of Wednesday night; a 4-4 suspended game means we haven't seen the last of Kansas City after all this year. Josh recaps the weird "non-finish," details what it all means, explores some key stats about the pitching and the team in general, and has some more scheduling news beyond the resumption date of Sox vs. Royals. Alex Cora speaks as well.
Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey discuss the Amazon show, The Boys. How does it compare to the great comic book created by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson? The guys breakdown the best and worst parts from the season. Where does it rank among 2019 TV shows? Plus This Week in #DORK, Davey’s Video Game Minute and the Pick of the Podcast. Twitter: @DORKpodcast
If you didn't already believe in Soler power, well, Andrew Cashner certainly does. The embattled righty allwed a pair of long home runs to the Royals' masher and the Red Sox win streak ends at... one. Josh recaps, Cashner speaks, as does Alex Cora, and best of all, Josh has all the info (and curmudgeonly take-downs) regarding the annual Players Weekend soon to come.
Ken Laird, Matt Kalman, and guest host this week Evan Marinofsky of CLNS Media discuss the recent Cam Neely comments on NBC Sports Boston regarding the Charlie McAvoy RFA contract negotiations. The guys discuss Bruins' GM Don Sweeney's worst moves to date, and whether the McAvoy negotiation is the most important decision of Sweeney's tenure.
Rob Bradford and Kerosene Ken Laird take part in a historic podcast adventure, executing Episode 113 of the Bradfo Sho while circling Fenway Park in a Boom Sauce pedicab/rickshaw/bike taxi. Along with taking the time to get out and about to clear their minds and fill the podcast full of hot takes heading into Major League Baseball's crunch-time, the duo executes a new form of podcasting while being escorted through the streets of Boston by Ryan of Boston Bike Taxi. Opinions are voiced, stories are told. In the tradition of Comedians in Cars, the Bradfo Sho presents Rants in Rickshaws.
Thank you, Royals. The Sox desperately needed a night of good news and good fortune and thanks to Rick Porcello and the usual hitting suspects, the 8-game losing streak ended. Josh recaps and rolls in sound from Porcello, Alex Cora and Sam "Home Run" Travis.
In their debut episode, Lucy and Elaine talk about Rob Gronkowski buying a condo in Miami and what this means for any possible return to football or the Patriots. They also have their Camille Kostek Appreciation Minute and discuss the cancellation of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show and Elaine's experiences in the Miss Maine competition.
Andy Hart and Ryan Hannable discuss Tom Brady's new contract and other Patriots news surrounding Hall of Fame inductions and the wide reciever position before getting into more on-field training camp story lines. At the end of the episode, Andy pays his respects to colleague Don Banks.
The mirage of last weekend vs the Yankees at Fenway has faded completely: The Red Sox getting swept in the Bronx means the losing streak is EIGHT and the wild card tail lights are getting further and further off in the distance. Josh has a full if not painful recap of the Yankees games; sound from the ejected/dejected Chris Sale and Alex Cora, and a bunch of mind-bending stats that'll depress the heck out of you.
Announcing “The Off Day” multiverse: this season John Andersen and Chris Scheim will bring The Off Day audience gambling picks and advice on a weekly basis.
Shorter episodes with more of a league-wide focus, but plenty of Patriots talk as well. Dropping every Saturday AM for the rest of the season.
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Matt Kalman talks to NHL.com's Mike Morreale about Bruins first round pick John Beecher and his standout performance with Team USA at the World Junior Summer Showcase.
With no help at the trade deadline, it's up to the current pitching staff to smooth out the many wrinkles. (So many.) Andrew Cashner pitches poorly and meets the media after; Alex Cora talk as well, and Josh recaps what's going right and what's going wrong before previewing the weekend series in the Bronx.
Rob Bradford and the Boston Herald's Jason Mastrodonato meticulously break down one of the more bizarre Dave Dombrowski press conferences in recent memory, trying to make sense of what exactly happened with the Red Sox at the trade deadline. The duo also rehash a misfortunate Arby's experience.
The trade deadline is more of a trade dudline -- no moves made and the Status Quo Sox fall behind TB 8-2, ultimately losing 8-5. Josh has some thoughts; a game recap as well; and you'll hear from Dave Dombrowski and Alex Cora on the state of the state.
Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey review the latest Quentin Tarantino movie, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. One of them loved it, the other did not. Spoiler free to start before full spoilers. Plus This Week in #DORK, featuring The Boys, Davey’s Video Game Minute, and the Pick of the Podcast. Follow on Twitter: @DORKpodcast
6 runs weren't enough vs the Yankees Sunday night and the same held true Tuesday vs TB at Fenway. A long, reliever-filled ballgame had the Sox in position to win it with a big hit mulltiple times but that big hit never showed up -- and as of now, a trade piece hasn't showed up either. With the deadline on approach, Josh looks at who's out there, recaps the game, and rolls in sound from Cora and Price. (Yes, in a four hour game, who did you think was pitching, Sale??)
Ken & Kalman debate a few Bruins issues including the latest on Charlie McAvoy's contract, the new Andrei Vasilevsky contract in Tampa, and Bruins most likely to breakout next year. Plus, Skate Pod listeners Paul and Bob make their debut on the show to talk about the team.