Focusing mainly on sports, the host explores current events in sports and culture.
Memorial Day is about honoring America's fallen heroes, which makes it different from other veteran's holidays. Will tells the stories of three different Americans from three different centuries who paid the ultimate sacrifice to our country.
SPOILERS: Will gives his honest assessment of ‘Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning' following its debut on the big screen this weekend.
Will and Diezel break down the Maple Leafs' early exit from another Stanley Cup Playoff, before looking ahead to the Conference Final matchups.
Will and Diezel dive into the new series matchups following Round 1 of the NHL Playoffs.
Will dives into the NHL Playoffs before visiting some of the storylines surrounding the NFL Draft.
Will explores what possibilities the New England Patriots could encounter during the upcoming NFL Draft.
Will Hyland and Kyle Diezel break down all of the storylines heading into the National Hockey League playoffs and the quest for the Stanley Cup.
Will begins the podcast describing all the great volumes of sports going on in the month of April. Specifically, he dives into the Masters and the upcoming NHL Playoffs.
Will reacts to the Final Four teams in NCAA March Madness, pondering what has or hasn't led to the disappearance of Cinderella stories this season. Later he examines the introduction of “torpedo” bats in Major League Baseball.
Anticipating Opening Day, Will reflects on past seasons and offers an in-depth preview of the Boston Red Sox for 2025, considering their expectations and challenges for the upcoming year. He emphasizes the depth of the current roster, analyzes the pitching rotation and bullpen composition, and evaluates the lineup's potential. Discussions highlight both optimism and caution, especially given previous underwhelming seasons, yet the overarching sentiment is that the 2025 Red Sox have the talent to make a serious playoff push.
Will looks back at some of the best Cinderella stories in March Madness history before explaining why the Boston Celtics are on their way to becoming a reliable NBA dynasty. Lastly, he opines on how Major League Baseball always meets their moment.
Will breaks down all the major trades from the NHL, including several blockbusters involving the Boston Bruins.
Will may sound like he's on a walkie-talkie, but he's still spreading the word on which quarterbacks could be moving in the coming weeks. Finally, he sounds off on the cancelation of ESPN's ‘Around the Horn.'
After another tough loss to the New York Islanders, the Boston Bruins quest for the playoffs is getting grimmer and grimmer, albeit one week from the NHL Trade Deadline.
Will & Diezel review the Four Nations Face-Off Championship game between the U.S. & Canada before diving into Alex Ovechkin's pursuit of Wayne Gretzky's goal record.
Will recaps what's happened in the Four Nations Face-Off thus far prior to predicting who will prevail in Thursday's championship. Later, he examines the state of the Red Sox heading into Spring Training.
Will & Diezel look ahead to the newly minted Four Nations Face-Off Tournament and discuss expectations, rosters, lineups, and more.
Will looks back at Jalen Hurts' journey from college to the NFL, revisiting the highs and lows en route to being named Super Bowl MVP. He also examines the Eagles' dominant defensive performance and the foleys of Kansas City in their quest to three-peat as champions.
Will breaks down the keys to the big game and reveals how he thinks it'll play out.
Will breaks down the storylines behind one of the greatest Super Bowls ever played, between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots — culminating in an all-time play by Malcolm Butler.
Will reacts to the upcoming Super Bowl rematch between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Will reviews the three inductees to the Baseball Hall of Fame, provides insight on upcoming the NHL Trade Deadline, and offers advice to Patriots fans about who to root for on Championship Sunday.
Will & Diezel dive in to the current state of the NHL, including the Oilers' expectations and the wild Eastern Conference playoff race.
Cam Chiesa and Kyle Diezel join the program to recap the NFL regular season and look ahead to the playoffs.
Josh Ricker joins the show to cover all things soccer including Liverpool's continued success, Tottenham's crossroads, Relegation, and the start of a new USL club in Maine.
Will explains his frustrations following comments from some New England Patriots players. He also proposes changes to the NBA and College Football that may ease common complaints.
Will reviews which sports predictions for 2024 came true for both he and his audience.
[Recorded December 11, 2024] Will & Diezel explore recent NHL trades and coaching moves before looking at the rest of the league through its first two months. Later, they dive into the Four Nations Face-Off Rosters and look ahead to February.
Will provides a Christmas wish for each major Boston sports team.
Will breaks down the move to college football by Bill Belichick before checking in on the baseball hot stove and the Boston Bruins continued meltdown.
Will reacts to the breaking news that Juan Soto has signed a record-breaking contact with the New York Mets.
Will explians his quarrels with the College Football Playoff and NBA Cup before providing live reaction to the Four Nations Faceoff Rosters.
Will reacts to the Bruins decision to fire Jim Montgomery.
Will recaps some big football storylines from the weekend and his recent travels before diving into the Baseball Hall of fame Ballot release.
Will & Diezel come to you live from TD Garden for a lightning-quick episode ahead of Bruins vs. Blues.
Will starts his Friday by pondering the two big questions surrounding his two favorite pro sports teams.
Will discusses the new deal struck between the Canadian Hockey League and the NCAA which opens new doors for young players.
Will gives listeners three recent winners and three losers from College Football and the NFL. Later, he gives his World Series prediction ahead of Friday's Game 1.
Will analyses how the Drake Maye emergence in New England has pros and cons for the future of the team.
Will looks ahead to the upcoming Boston Bruins season and the team's expectations.
Will and Diezel break down all four divisions of the NHL to see which teams could stand alone at the end of the new season.
After a loss on Wednesday to the Toronto Blue Jays, the Red Sox are officially eliminated from playoff contention. Will explains the pros and cons of the 2024 campaign.
Through 2 weeks, Will explains how the NFL Season is off the rails with upsets and surprises.
Will breaks down the biggest winners and losers of week one and two of the NFL and College Football respectively. Later, he resents the trading of Chris to the Atlanta Braves by the Boston Red Sox, before examining the implications of Jeremy Swayman still being unsigned by the Boston Bruins.
Will looks ahead to what we should expect from Drake Maye, Jerod Mayo, and the rest of the Patriots this season.
The guys give their full NFL preseason breakdown ahead of Opening Night.
Will ranks his top 32 fantasy football players for the upcoming season, including a couple sleepers.
Will continues his 2024 NFL coverage with a preview and outlook of the AFC specifically.
Will begins his 2024 NFL coverage with a preview and outlook of the NFC specifically.
Will ranks his top starting quarterbacks for NFL teams in 2024 before doing a quick recap of Team USA's dominance in Paris and the Boston Red Sox road toward October baseball.
Will breaks down the extensions of Jordan Love and Tua Tagovailoa and explains how they represent market value. Later, he examines the new deal that keeps Alex Cora in Boston. Lastly, he checks in on the Summer Olympics in Paris.