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Direct from Gillette Stadium! Tom Curran and Phil Perry break down all the action from Patriots training camp. We dive into Gabe Jacas signing his rookie deal, A.J. Brown on adjusting his game for Drake Maye, and the top 3 takeaways from camp so far. 00:00 Details on Gabe Jacas contract 04:00 A.J. Brown on his relationship with Drake Maye 07:30 Three things we've learned so far at training camp  Subscribe to Foxboro Unlimited: https://foxboro-unlimited.simplecast.com/ NBC Sports Boston SuperFeed: https://nbc-sports-boston-superfeed.simplecast.com/ WATCH every episode of the Patriots Talk podcast on YouTube+++++++FOLLOW ➡️ NBC Sports Boston ➡️ Site | Instagram | YouTube | TikTok | Facebook | XSubscribe to our other podcasts:Tom Curran's Patriots Talk PodcastThe Next Pats Podcast with Phil PerryCeltics Talk with Chris ForsbergThe Quick Snap with Brian Hoyer and David AndrewsNBC Sports Boston Superfeed - One feed for all NBCSB shows + bonus clipsFoxboro Unlimited - One feed for all Patriots related NBCSB shows + bonus clips Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Tune in as the PU Crew previews training camp as the Patriots prepare to begin 2026 season preparation this week at Gillette Stadium. They talk about the top storylines, position battles, looming contracts, and more things to look out for over the next month. They talk positional breakdowns and recent roster moves as the Pats look to fine-tune their roster. Plus, they talk Red Sox, new movies, their summer vacations, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

France are in the World Cup semi-finals after beating Morocco 2-0 at Gillette Stadium, ending another historic Arab and African campaign. It is France's third consecutive World Cup semi-final and they have still not conceded a goal at this tournament. Mbappe was the central figure despite missing a first-half penalty, saved by Bounou in what was a record-equalling moment. The Moroccan goalkeeper has now saved four penalties at World Cups, drawing level with the most by any goalkeeper in tournament history. After the break, Mbappe curled a superb finish to make it 1-0, levelling with Messi on eight goals in the Golden Boot race, before Dembele added a second to put the match beyond Morocco. Dembele's goal means France are only the second team in 50 years to have two players score five or more at the same World Cup, after Brazil in 2002. Morocco's performance without Ismael Saibari reflected his absence. They sat deep, limited France's opportunities for long spells but struggled to break forward when they won the ball. There are no Arab or African teams left in the tournament. Fifa's chief refereeing officer Pierluigi Collina defended World Cup officials in the wake of Egypt's complaint and the Balogun controversy, saying nobody can question the integrity of match officials and that Fifa refereeing cannot be influenced by anyone, including the Fifa president. Jarell Quansah has received a two-match ban for his red card against Mexico, meaning he misses the quarter-final against Norway and the semi-final if England progress, adding to the debate around consistency given Balogun's suspended ban. Tonight, Spain face Belgium at 11pm UAE time in Los Angeles. Spain have kept six consecutive clean sheets and gone more than 10 hours without conceding. The winner faces France in the semi-finals on July 14. Mina Rzouki presents Trending Middle East's World Cup round-up, a daily bonus series from The National for the duration of the tournament.

(00:00) Paul Perillo today is in for Fred and Andy Hart is in for Jon, and those guys talk about Jon being in London, their experience with each other, Hardy's daughter being in the same city as Jon, how bad is getting up for this shift at 4am, what happens in Dartmouth, Salem Country Club, Kings Roast Beef, what different places are known for food wise, dogs, and Hardy going to Dartmouth and what does he actually like. (00:22:56.92)(00:35:35.14) WHAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT: Andy has never had a Northshore beef, what has he had, Andy went to the Travelers Tournament, and then Hardy retells the Will Ferrell story from the Travelers. Then, they talk about how Paul can't go into work when there are World Cup games at Gillette Stadium, how good the World Cup has been, are other sports as boring as soccer can be, how corrupt is FIFA, and the Red Sox won 5-0 with Jake Bennett threw a really good game. Please note: Timecodes may shift by a few minutes due to inserted ads. Because of copyright restrictions, portions—or entire segments—may not be included in the podcast.CONNECT WITH TOUCHER & HARDY: linktr.ee/ToucherandHardyFor the latest updates, visit the show page on 985thesportshub.com. Follow 98.5 The Sports Hub on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Watch the show every morning on YouTube, and subscribe to stay up-to-date with all the best moments from Boston's home for sports!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Griffin Warner talks betting for July 9th. Griffin Warner opens episode 61 of What I Bet on a winning note, cashing the Marlins moneyline as Tuesday night's best bet and pushing the show's recent form to 8 and 4 in the last 12 picks, 5 and 2 in the last 7, and 3 and 1 in the last 4. The episode carries the name of Heriberto Hernandez, the Marlins outfielder who has become a frequent feature on recent Marlins broadcasts thanks to a run of highlight reel home runs. From there the show turns to the World Cup quarterfinals, where four matches are on tap for Thursday, July 9, and the biggest one by far is France against Morocco at Gillette Stadium outside Boston. Griffin calls France the most talented team in the tournament behind Kylian Mbappe and Michael Olise, co favorites with Spain, but questions whether manager Didier Deschamps will let his players attack with the freedom their talent deserves given how conservative Deschamps has been all tournament. That doubt pushes Griffin toward Morocco, a one goal underdog with the total at two and a half, a price he calls expensive but still appealing given how much more pragmatic and possession oriented Morocco has become in this competition. He also floats a Morocco to advance price near plus 305, leaning on his earlier successful call backing Morocco past the Netherlands. The show then moves into a full Major League Baseball breakdown covering nine games on the July 9 card. Bryce Elder and the Atlanta Braves visit Mitch Keller and the Pittsburgh Pirates in an early getaway day matchup, with Griffin leaning toward the Pirates at a plus price. Michael Wacha and the Kansas City Royals visit Sean Manaea and the New York Mets, with Griffin favoring Kansas City. Trevor Rogers and the Baltimore Orioles host David Peterson and the Chicago Cubs in what Griffin calls his top interest of the day. Patrick Sandoval and the Boston Red Sox visit Anthony Kay and the Chicago White Sox, with Griffin fading the White Sox. Jack Perkins and the Athletics visit Framber Valdez and the Detroit Tigers, with Griffin liking the Tigers price. Jesus Luzardo and the Philadelphia Phillies visit Brady Singer and the Cincinnati Reds, with Griffin leaning to the over. Logan Henderson and the Milwaukee Brewers visit Andre Pallante and the St. Louis Cardinals, with Griffin sticking to his rule against road favorites and taking the Brewers. Reid Detmers and the Los Angeles Angels visit Nathan Eovaldi and the Texas Rangers, with Griffin leaning under while flagging the shaky Angels bullpen. Merrill Kelly and the Arizona Diamondbacks visit Griffin Canning and the San Diego Padres, with Griffin fading a tired San Diego bullpen after closer Mason Miller worked on Tuesday. To close the episode, Griffin delivers his single best bet of the day, the Baltimore Orioles at minus 125 behind Trevor Rogers in an early matinee against the Chicago Cubs, calling Rogers the far more trustworthy arm in a spot he believes is priced too cheap. He wraps by restating the show's hot recent stretch and encouraging listeners to keep riding the streak through both the World Cup and Major League Baseball slates, with new episodes landing daily on the Straight Outta Vegas AM podcast feed and across social media at Real Underscore G. Warner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

« Dernière répétition avant le grand rendez-vous, s'exclame le site marocain Le 360. À la veille du quart de finale de la Coupe du monde de football face à la France, les Lions de l'Atlas ont effectué, hier à Boston, leur ultime séance d'entraînement avant de retrouver le Gillette Stadium, théâtre d'un duel qui pourrait les propulser une deuxième fois de suite dans le dernier carré mondial. […] Les automatismes ont été travaillés une dernière fois avant le coup d'envoi d'un match qui s'annonce d'une très grande intensité. En face, le défi sera immense, pointe en effet le site marocain. Considérée comme l'une des grandes favorites au sacre, la France impressionne par la richesse de son effectif et sa montée en puissance depuis le début de la compétition. Mais le Maroc a lui aussi confirmé qu'il appartenait désormais au cercle des meilleures nations du football mondial. Solides défensivement, disciplinés collectivement et dangereux en transition comme dans le jeu de possession, les Lions de l'Atlas abordent ce rendez-vous avec de solides arguments. »   La montée en puissance des Lions En effet, complète Afrik-foot, « le Maroc actuel est une équipe bien différente de celle qu'avaient éliminée les hommes de Didier Deschamps en 2022 : un effectif renouvelé, un système modifié et un niveau d'ambition offensive nettement supérieur. […] Le Maroc n'a encaissé que 4 buts en 5 matchs dans ce Mondial, précise Afrik-foot, et s'est montré bien plus menaçant dans le dernier tiers du terrain, inscrivant 10 réalisations – dont 3 contre le Canada en 8e – tout en se créant suffisamment d'occasions face à des équipes de premier plan comme le Brésil et les Pays-Bas. Les chiffres brossent le portrait d'une équipe désormais capable de contrôler les rencontres avec le ballon plutôt que d'attendre patiemment les opportunités de transition ». Une montée en puissance des Lions de l'Atlas confirmée par Le Monde Afrique : « Si le face-à-face [de ce soir] a des airs de finale avant l'heure pour les Marocains, le discours, lui, a sensiblement changé. L'épopée qatarie avait un goût d'imprévu, de délicieuse surprise. Celle en Amérique du Nord a la saveur d'une confirmation. Les chiffres confirment cette progression, pointe Le Monde Afrique : entrée pour la première fois dans le top 10 mondial en janvier, la sélection du royaume occupait la septième place du classement Fifa au début de la Coupe du monde devant les Pays-Bas, la Belgique et l'Allemagne. En 2026, les Lions de l'Atlas sont de nouveau les derniers représentants des nations africaines et arabes encore en lice dans la compétition, si bien que leurs performances se jaugent désormais à l'aune de celles des meilleures sélections d'Europe ou d'Amérique du Sud ». Alors, relève encore Le Monde Afrique, « si les Lions de l'Atlas ne partent pas favoris de ce quart de finale, les supporteurs ont tout de même des raisons d'y croire ». Les Bleus favoris mais… L'Observateur Paalga à Ouagadougou est sur la même ligne : « S'il est vrai que la majorité des bookmakers parieront certainement sur une victoire et une qualification du Coq gaulois, on aurait tort de vendre la peau du Lion avant de l'avoir tué. Cela d'autant plus qu'en dehors d'Upamecano, la défense française n'est pas un exemple de solidité et de rigueur. Les protégés du coach marocain Mohamed Ouahbi devraient donc pouvoir s'ouvrir des brèches sur les côtés et créer le danger à tout moment. Une chose est sûre, pointe encore L'Observateur Paalga, quand bien même l'historique des confrontations pencherait en faveur de la France, les Marocains n'iront pas à cette rencontre en victimes expiatoires ; bien au contraire. C'est tout de même une place dans le carré d'as qui est en jeu ! Et ils mettront sans doute tout en œuvre pour jouer une nouvelle demi-finale et, qui sait, aller jusqu'au bout ». Enfin, Afrik.com remarque que « derrière l'affiche sportive se reflète en miroir deux histoires nationales. Celle d'une France dont l'équipe est traversée depuis plusieurs générations par l'immigration africaine, maghrébine et ultramarine, et celle d'un Maroc qui a fait de sa diaspora européenne l'un des moteurs de son ascension internationale ». En effet, constate le site panafricain, « les Bleus s'appuient sur les enfants de l'immigration installée en France alors que les Lions de l'Atlas mobilisent massivement les enfants d'une diaspora née et grandie en Europe ». D'un côté « 16 Bleus d'origine africaine ». De l'autre, « 19 Lions nés à l'étranger ».

« Dernière répétition avant le grand rendez-vous, s'exclame le site marocain Le 360. À la veille du quart de finale de la Coupe du monde de football face à la France, les Lions de l'Atlas ont effectué, hier à Boston, leur ultime séance d'entraînement avant de retrouver le Gillette Stadium, théâtre d'un duel qui pourrait les propulser une deuxième fois de suite dans le dernier carré mondial. […] Les automatismes ont été travaillés une dernière fois avant le coup d'envoi d'un match qui s'annonce d'une très grande intensité. En face, le défi sera immense, pointe en effet le site marocain. Considérée comme l'une des grandes favorites au sacre, la France impressionne par la richesse de son effectif et sa montée en puissance depuis le début de la compétition. Mais le Maroc a lui aussi confirmé qu'il appartenait désormais au cercle des meilleures nations du football mondial. Solides défensivement, disciplinés collectivement et dangereux en transition comme dans le jeu de possession, les Lions de l'Atlas abordent ce rendez-vous avec de solides arguments. »   La montée en puissance des Lions En effet, complète Afrik-foot, « le Maroc actuel est une équipe bien différente de celle qu'avaient éliminée les hommes de Didier Deschamps en 2022 : un effectif renouvelé, un système modifié et un niveau d'ambition offensive nettement supérieur. […] Le Maroc n'a encaissé que 4 buts en 5 matchs dans ce Mondial, précise Afrik-foot, et s'est montré bien plus menaçant dans le dernier tiers du terrain, inscrivant 10 réalisations – dont 3 contre le Canada en 8e – tout en se créant suffisamment d'occasions face à des équipes de premier plan comme le Brésil et les Pays-Bas. Les chiffres brossent le portrait d'une équipe désormais capable de contrôler les rencontres avec le ballon plutôt que d'attendre patiemment les opportunités de transition ». Une montée en puissance des Lions de l'Atlas confirmée par Le Monde Afrique : « Si le face-à-face [de ce soir] a des airs de finale avant l'heure pour les Marocains, le discours, lui, a sensiblement changé. L'épopée qatarie avait un goût d'imprévu, de délicieuse surprise. Celle en Amérique du Nord a la saveur d'une confirmation. Les chiffres confirment cette progression, pointe Le Monde Afrique : entrée pour la première fois dans le top 10 mondial en janvier, la sélection du royaume occupait la septième place du classement Fifa au début de la Coupe du monde devant les Pays-Bas, la Belgique et l'Allemagne. En 2026, les Lions de l'Atlas sont de nouveau les derniers représentants des nations africaines et arabes encore en lice dans la compétition, si bien que leurs performances se jaugent désormais à l'aune de celles des meilleures sélections d'Europe ou d'Amérique du Sud ». Alors, relève encore Le Monde Afrique, « si les Lions de l'Atlas ne partent pas favoris de ce quart de finale, les supporteurs ont tout de même des raisons d'y croire ». Les Bleus favoris mais… L'Observateur Paalga à Ouagadougou est sur la même ligne : « S'il est vrai que la majorité des bookmakers parieront certainement sur une victoire et une qualification du Coq gaulois, on aurait tort de vendre la peau du Lion avant de l'avoir tué. Cela d'autant plus qu'en dehors d'Upamecano, la défense française n'est pas un exemple de solidité et de rigueur. Les protégés du coach marocain Mohamed Ouahbi devraient donc pouvoir s'ouvrir des brèches sur les côtés et créer le danger à tout moment. Une chose est sûre, pointe encore L'Observateur Paalga, quand bien même l'historique des confrontations pencherait en faveur de la France, les Marocains n'iront pas à cette rencontre en victimes expiatoires ; bien au contraire. C'est tout de même une place dans le carré d'as qui est en jeu ! Et ils mettront sans doute tout en œuvre pour jouer une nouvelle demi-finale et, qui sait, aller jusqu'au bout ». Enfin, Afrik.com remarque que « derrière l'affiche sportive se reflète en miroir deux histoires nationales. Celle d'une France dont l'équipe est traversée depuis plusieurs générations par l'immigration africaine, maghrébine et ultramarine, et celle d'un Maroc qui a fait de sa diaspora européenne l'un des moteurs de son ascension internationale ». En effet, constate le site panafricain, « les Bleus s'appuient sur les enfants de l'immigration installée en France alors que les Lions de l'Atlas mobilisent massivement les enfants d'une diaspora née et grandie en Europe ». D'un côté « 16 Bleus d'origine africaine ». De l'autre, « 19 Lions nés à l'étranger ».

Jeremy and Joe react to the shocking news that the Sabres have hired Milan Lucic in a scouting role, reminiscing on his infamous hit on Ryan Miller. They also weigh the potential cost of trading for Connor Hellebuyck compared to the legacy of Dominik Hasek. The conversation touches on recent soccer results at Gillette Stadium and various NHL trade rumors. 01:04 - Gillette Stadium Lighthouse Talk 02:07 - Paraguay's Penalty Kick Choke 06:12 - Sabres Trade Rumors Discussion 16:45 - Breaking: Milan Lucic Hired 23:04 - Reflecting on Lucic-Miller Incident

Mass Appeal Draught House and Grille opened on the eve of the kick-off of FIFA World Cup 2026 at its neighbor, Gillette Stadium.    Hendler Family Brewing co-founder and CEO Sam Hendler joined the Brewbound Podcast to discuss how the multi-branded taproom handled an influx of guests, what Scottish fans prefer to drink (Jack's Abby House Lager) – and what they're not drinking.    "​​The majority of the audience who's been down there on game day has been the international fan base, and House Lager has been consistently the No. 1 seller, and it's not particularly close," Hendler said. "We're selling 6 or 7x the House Lager than we are of the top-selling IPA in that taproom right now."   Hendler shared insights into the World Cup-driven boost at the company's Night Shift taprooms and beer gardens and how they prepared their brands (Jack's Abby, Wormtown, Masshole Light and Sloop) to stand out in the trade during this high visibility time.   In the Boston area, hosting the World Cup and thousands of spectators who have come to support their teams has been a boon for the hospitality industry, particularly beer distributors and breweries.   "On the ground, the atmosphere has been fantastic. People have been showing up, people are having a great time, and they're drinking a lot of beer as it goes on," Hendler said. "There's been so much talk in beer about winning occasions that are beyond what the beer occasion has always been, and the industry still obviously needs work to do on that, because the World Cup, unfortunately, won't last for 365 days a year forever. But it's clear that beer is a winner for this occasion, and it's been absolutely fantastic."   Before the interview, Justin and Zoe discuss the results of the Brewers Association's annual Harris Poll of consumers' views on craft beer, recent developments in the ongoing collapse of Republic National Distributing Company and a first impression of Keystone Light Apple.

SHOW NOTES: World Cup attendance and revenues are disappointing. That's hardly surprising. The hype and publicity and exaggerated claims create a level of expectation that's hard to support, and the inflated prices of everything from hot dogs to hotel rooms is absurd. This kind of insistence on constantly "topping" what's come before exists with Super Bowl halftime shows, entertainment award shows (they are proliferating in number as well as production extremes), parades for any variety of causes, political rallies, and even fundraising. The more the pressure to "better" and "outdo" the past attempts as a metric of current success, the more you're prone to fall short. No one has ever sung the Star Spangled Banner better than Whitney Houston, so stop trying to create a canonical version, and just sing the song. Tom Brady wasn't trying to be better than Joe Montana or Johnny Unitas, just the best quarterback he could be.Picasso was just trying to be Picasso. They're wondering why attendance is down when a train ticket was $15 is now $150 to get to the Meadowlands in New Jersey from Penn Station in Manhattan, and it can cost as much as $175 to park at Gillette Stadium on Foxboro, MA for the World Cup (where it's $50 for Patriot game). The road to excess had a lot of potholes.

Endeuillé par le décès de sa mère et rentré en France pour ses obsèques, Didier Deschamps a laissé les rênes du groupe à Guy Stéphan, son adjoint de toujours, qui dirigera les Bleus face à la Norvège, vendredi (21h heure française) à Foxborough, près de Boston, pour son dernier match du groupe I au Mondial 2026. Stéphan, collaborateur du sélectionneur depuis 2009 à l'Olympique de Marseille et depuis 2012 avec les Bleus, a d'ailleurs déjà pris les choses en main. Le technicien, 69 ans, assurera la conférence de presse d'avant-match jeudi au Gillette Stadium de Foxborough. Le lendemain surtout, c'est lui qui assurera l'intérim sur le banc français pour tenter de décrocher la 1re place de la poule contre la Norvège d'Erling Haaland.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

0:00 - Giannis is finally done dropping hints of wanting to leave or not wanting to leave or wanting to leave or not wanting to leave Milwaukee. He's taking his talents to South Beach. The Miami Heat are such a desireable destination for a bunch of different reasons. Always will be. It's hard to compete with that. 14:24 - Yesterday, Messi scored 2 more goals in the World Cup. And he missed a PK! He could've had back-to-back World Cup hat tricks! Team USA is off to a really strong start this Cup. They probably won't win the whole thing. That's still a very tall order. But if they win their first game of the knockout round, we'll be satisfied.32:09 - Oh, by the way...Benny Montgomery, who the Rockies selected 8th overall in the 2021 MLB Draft, announced his retirement from professional baseball at the age of 23.Oh, by the way...the PGA announced a completely revamped format starting in 2028. There will be 2 different tours happening at the same time with a relegation system in place. Oh, by the way...someone had to put a sticker over the word "Gillette" on every single seat in Gillette Stadium. Over 60,000 stickers placed on over 60,000 stadium seats because of FIFA's sponsorship rules.

The Tim Conway Jr. Show Hour 3 (6.18) Conway kicks off the hour with a World Cup spoiler alert and a lesson in how to pronounce Czechia. Then the crew gives major love to Scottish soccer fans, who may be the best fans on Earth after drinking Boston dry, setting a noise record at Gillette Stadium, and somehow partying in a clean, organized way. From drinking kilts to business kilts, the Scots brought the energy. The crew also shouts out the legendary reputation of Japanese soccer fans, who continue to clean up stadiums, locker rooms, and trash left behind after matches. Plus, a big birthday shoutout to Joel! Later, the hour turns serious with a new shelter-in-place order in Boyle Heights after a massive fire, concerns over king tides, beach erosion, and dangerous surf conditions along the California coast. Conway also gets into Waymo vehicles creating a neighborhood nuisance in Westchester by using local streets as a staging area. The hour wraps with the modern financial headache we all know too well: subscriptions to everything. From streaming and apps to food, fitness, software, and mystery monthly charges, Americans are paying more than ever — and Conway asks the big question: how many subscriptions do you actually have? Trending Keywords: World Cup scores, Czechia pronunciation, Scottish fans, Gillette Stadium, Japanese soccer fans, Boyle Heights fire, shelter in place, king tides, beach erosion, Waymo, Westchester, subscription costs, streaming subscriptions, Conway Show, funny podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00) Kraft and the Patriots are suing Foxborough over new financial requirements tied to Gillette Stadium's entertainment license.(00:22:26.53)(00:34:57.05) WHAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT: Norway beat Iraq 4-1 in a World Cup match at Gillette Stadium on Tuesday, drawing a crowd of 63,106. Davis Schneider and Andrés Giménez hit back-to-back home runs, Dylan Cease pitched five shutout innings and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Boston Red Sox 6-1 on Tuesday night.Please note: Timecodes may shift by a few minutes due to inserted ads. Because of copyright restrictions, portions—or entire segments—may not be included in the podcast.CONNECT WITH TOUCHER & HARDY: linktr.ee/ToucherandHardyFor the latest updates, visit the show page on 985thesportshub.com. Follow 98.5 The Sports Hub on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Watch the show every morning on YouTube, and subscribe to stay up-to-date with all the best moments from Boston's home for sports!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Full Show Broadcast. Guest Today Include: Mike Catalana from 13WHAM Sports & Buffalo Plus. Gene & Tim share hot takes & reminisce about the past. Plus, what was it like to be LIVE in San Antonio for game 5 of the NBA Finals?

Full Hour 2. Shots & Top Sports Headlines. Tim Schneider shares his take of the day. Monica from Webster was LIVE in San Antonio to watch her Knicks win the NBA Championship. Plus Last Call is always for you.

The FIFA World Cup is underway in stadiums across the US, Canada and Mexico. Toronto and Vancouver in Canada are two of the World Cup host cities. For Vermonters, the closest place to see a match is Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass. It's been temporarily renamed Boston Stadium for the duration of the Cup, on FIFA's insistence.Giving us the lowdown on Boston is GBH News reporter Esteban Bustillos. In addition to the Boston matches, he's been covering celebrations from local immigrant communities and the residence of the French national team at a nearby university. For a Vermont perspective, we brought together a trio of Englishmen with a deep love of the game: Tyler Caton and Riley Moloney, two members of the Vermont Green FC; and Joseph Fox, owner of the SLIDE IN Pub in Shelburne, Vermont's first soccer bar. 

Butch Stearns is this week's guest on UnAnchored Boston - live from Gillette Stadium, bringing you the sights, stories, and excitement from the biggest tournament in soccer.Stay tuned for more from UnAnchored Boston with Bob Lobel & Mike Lynch!#UnanchoredBostonWatch now on YouTube! www.UnAnchoredBoston.com

Craig G Telfer joins Craig Fowler from Boston to give his thoughts on Scotland's 1-0 victory in their opening group game at the 2026 World Cup, what it was like to be inside Gillette Stadium for the encounter, and the experience of marching to Fenway Park with the Tartan Army and taking in a baseball game for the first time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

FOXBORO -- CLNS Media Patriots reporter Taylor Kyles and Sports Illustrated writer Mike Kadlick recap Day 2 of Patriots minicamp from Gillette Stadium in Foxborough.  PLUS, an UPDATE on a potential reunion with Stefon Diggs.  A STRONG hint that the Patriots will be looking to add another Tight End. Also, Rookie first round draft pick Caleb Lomu once again getting reps with the starting offensive line. Patriots Daily on CLNS Media is Powered by:

(00:00) Who's Your Caddy Classic: Andrew and Holley Do a Mini Golf Draft of the Members of the Sports Hub.(31:34.586) DOUG KYED, who covers the New England Patriots for the Boston Herald alongside ANDREW CALLAHAN, joins the show to share the latest goings-on down at Gillette Stadium.(31:34.586) SEGMENT #3Please note: Timecodes may shift by a few minutes due to inserted ads. Because of copyright restrictions, portions—or entire segments—may not be included in the podcast.CONNECT WITH TOUCHER & HARDY: linktr.ee/ToucherandHardyFor the latest updates, visit the show page on 985thesportshub.com. Follow 98.5 The Sports Hub on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Watch the show every morning on YouTube, and subscribe to stay up-to-date with all the best moments from Boston's home for sports!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Does Gronk deserve a statue at Gillette Stadium? // Would you trade Roman Anthony? // We launch YOUR Take Grenades! // Another sad Roman Anthony update //

Turns out that Red Sox momentum was too good to be true // Untangling the spider web of speculation with AJ Brown & the Patriots // Christian Gonzalez attempts to set the market for cornerbacks // Obsession makes history at the box office! // Bradfo breaks down the disconnect between Roman Anthony and management // When it comes to the Red Sox, a boy can dream, can't they?! // The most likable Red Sox players // The fellas agree on 1 thing: Rocky 4 is the best film of the franchise // Ted's guy Dr. Franchi weighs in on Roman's finger // The ongoing weirdness of post football Tom Brady // Scal thinks JB might want to hit the road // Rays pitcher loses it all over his cleats // Does Gronk deserve a statue at Gillette Stadium? // Would you trade Roman Anthony? // We launch YOUR Take Grenades! // Another sad Roman Anthony update //

BSJ's Greg Bedard reacts to Day 1 of Patriots voluntary OTAs from Gillette Stadium. He shares his thoughts on what he saw from Drake Maye, Caleb Lomu, Will Campbell, Romeo Doubs, and several others at practice and reacts to comments from Mike Vrabel, Drake Maye, and Milton Williams, who all spoke today. The Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast on CLNS is Powered by: 

This episode of the Billy and Lisa Show is a fun and entertaining ride, covering everything from Bruno Mars to updates about Max, Lisa's son, who is hosting a pool party for his birthday. The hosts dive into the excitement of the upcoming Bruno Mars concert at Gillette Stadium, with one of them even joking about chartering a helicopter to get there. They also discuss the importance of Memorial Day, sharing a personal experience of visiting the Memorial Day Memorial in Boston Common. The conversation takes a turn into pop culture, with the hosts discussing the latest news and trends. They talk about the new documentary "The Crash" on Netflix, a true story about a girl who drove into a brick wall at 100 miles per hour, and the upcoming Michael documentary. They also discuss the new series "Off Campus," a college hockey drama that's been making waves. Real or fake headlines gets everyone laughing, per usual. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to First Sip from the Charlotte FC Podcast, our look at Charlotte FC hosting the New England Revolution this Saturday, May 23, at Bank of America Stadium. Last weekend was a massive bounceback win for Charlotte FC who found their scoring boots in a dominant 3-1 thumping of Toronto FC, cleansing the palate after a rough patch and proving how dangerous this attack can be when everything clicks. But in this league, you don't have time to celebrate. The focus immediately shifts to a quick-turnaround rematch and a heavy dose of bad blood. The New England Revolution are coming to town, the exact same squad that handed the Crown a frustrating 1-0 shutout up at Gillette Stadium just three weeks ago. Charlotte FC is hunting for immediate payback on home soil, looking to neutralize Carles Gil, protect the Fortress, and secure vital Eastern Conference points. To help us break down the tactics, rapid rematch, and the keys to locking down a massive three points before this unusually long break for the World Cup before we start MLS play again in late July, we are stepping inside the broadcast booth. We are absolutely thrilled to be joined by a true trailblazer in American sports media, a Fox Sports veteran who has called everything from the World Series and the NFL to making history as the first Latino-born broadcaster to call an NHL game in English—he is MLS on Apple TV Play-by-Play announcer, Francisco X. Rivera!

You ever see a “3 a.m. merch line” post and feel your blood pressure spike? That's where we start, because the BTS tour has turned basic concert errands into a full-on endurance event. We talk about what's happening at Stanford Stadium, why thousands of fans are lining up overnight, and how that kind of crowd energy spreads fast across TikTok, Instagram, and X, especially for anyone with concert anxiety or transportation worries.From there, we zoom out into the real mechanics of stadium shows: parking windows, gate timing, traffic flow, staffing, ADA access, and what happens when a venue underestimates how many people show up early for freebies, meetups, and community hangouts. We compare stories from other cities, including delayed entry and seating headaches, and we shout out Stanford's “Know Before You Go” approach as the kind of clear planning every stop should copy, especially with upcoming shows at places like Gillette Stadium.Then we get blunt about ticket resale scams and clickbait. We break down a headline claiming BTS tickets are “dropping,” the SeatGeek affiliate fine print, and the reality of “as low as” pricing that doesn't match what fans actually see on the map. Our message is simple: stop feeding scalpers, protect your budget, and use legit options like face-value exchanges, livestreams, or theater screenings when you need a safer alternative.If you're feeling the hype and the stress at the same time, hit play, then subscribe, share the episode with your concert group chat, and leave us a review. What's your number one rule for surviving a huge stadium show?Support the showPlease help Music Elixir by rating, reviewing, and sharing the episode. We appreciate your support!Follow us on:TwitterInstagramBlueskyIf have questions, comments, or requests click on our form:Music Elixir FormDJ Panic Blog:OK ASIA

(00:00) Zolak & Bertrand start the hour by continuing to react to Bill Belichick sound from the past 24 hours. They re-visit his decision to resign from the Jets.(10:00) Bill Belichick recalls a Matt Light prank involving Dante Scarnecchia. The guys take notice of his backhanded remark about Gillette Stadium.(25:03) The guys go to the phone lines for everything discussed in the show.(37:06) Zo & Beetle comment on the MIAA bringing the Super 8 tournament back and begin the rabbithole discussion of recruiting in high school.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tom Brady will finally call a Patriots' game at Gillette Stadium for the first time in his career next season when the Green Bay Packers come to town.

Ramiro saw a post and now believes Pats coach Mike Vrabel is sleeping at Gillette Stadium...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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$150 to take the train to a World Cup match is the kind of headline that makes you do a double take. We dig into the growing fight over World Cup 2026 public transit pricing and why some US host regions seem ready to treat trains and buses like a luxury upsell instead of the simplest way to move tens of thousands of people safely and fast. We start in Boston, where Gillette Stadium already has MBTA commuter rail service for Patriots games, then look at what changes when FIFA comes to town: bigger crowds, less parking due to fan zones and media, and a major push to move up to 20,000 riders per match. From there we get into the $80 fare proposal, the $35 million level-boarding platform expansion, and the bigger question of what counts as long-term transit infrastructure versus a temporary tournament expense. Then we head to the New York City area where matches at MetLife Stadium rely heavily on New Jersey Transit. The numbers are wild: a familiar $12.90 game-day trip turns into a $150 round-trip ticket for World Cup service, plus an $80 bus that still sits in traffic. We talk fairness for local fans, congestion and traffic impacts, and the awkward reality that regions can earn massive new tax revenue from World Cup tourism while still asking everyday riders to foot the bill at the fare gates. We close with brighter examples like Philadelphia SEPTA's sponsorship approach and Kansas City's $50 month-long regional pass and free airport coach, plus what these ideas reveal about better event transportation policy. If you like deep dives on public transit, World Cup travel logistics, and how cities can move crowds without punishing riders, subscribe, share the show, and leave a review.Send us Fan MailSupport the show

Larken is back! And he rejoins IL's Terry Foy to reflect on how things have changed since their season-opening show at Gillette Stadium and what's happened since.From there, they move to the Big Ten Quarterfinals; Michigan is doing its thing and  is Ohio State's season over? Conversely, Duke is keeping its hopes alive and Notre Dame is tightening its grip on the No. 1 seed. In the Ivy League, Yale claimed the 4-seed and Cornell is hosting again while Princeton continues to chug along. All that plus a Friday night whip-around of the Patriot League, Big East and Atlantic 10.

Tune in as the PU Crew covers rounds two of the 2026 NFL Draft live from Gillette Stadium. We hear from Eliot Wolf in an exclusive Unfiltered interview to hear about the thought behind trading up for Caleb Lomu, how he envisions using his skills, and the Patriots plan for day two of the draft. Plus, we follow round two of the draft live, and react to and analyze the Patriots trading up for EDGE Gabe Jacas.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From '6 Rings & Football Things' (subscribe here): Mike Vrabel addressed the media for the first time since the Dianna Russini situation was made public. Mike Giardi was on hand for the press conference and joins Andy Hart, Nick "Fitzy" Stevens, and Ted Johnson to discuss it all. Plus, thoughts on the latest A.J. Brown news, Kayshon Boutte's future in New England, and an update on Christian Gonzalez negotiations. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From '6 Rings & Football Things' (subscribe here): Mike Vrabel addressed the media for the first time since the Dianna Russini situation was made public. Mike Giardi was on hand for the press conference and joins Andy Hart, Nick "Fitzy" Stevens, and Ted Johnson to discuss it all. Plus, thoughts on the latest A.J. Brown news, Kayshon Boutte's future in New England, and an update on Christian Gonzalez negotiations. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike Vrabel addressed the media for the first time since the Dianna Russini situation was made public. Mike Giardi was on hand for the press conference and joins Andy Hart, Nick "Fitzy" Stevens, and Ted Johnson to discuss it all. Plus, thoughts on the latest A.J. Brown news, Kayshon Boutte's future in New England, and an update on Christian Gonzalez negotiations.

SEGMENT - In tonight's Arcand Fire: Arcand reacts to the news that tailgating will not be permitted at Gillette Stadium for the seven World Cup matches the stadium will be hosting, Gronk shares some dating advice for Tom Brady, and Producer Zach Coe laments the Red Sox slow start to the season, where, thanks to Craig Breslow's moves, has the Red Sox in No Man's Land

HR4 - In tonight's Arcand Fire: Arcand reacts to the news that tailgating will not be permitted at Gillette Stadium for the seven World Cup matches the stadium will be hosting, Gronk shares some dating advice for Tom Brady, and Producer Zach Coe laments the Red Sox slow start to the season, where, thanks to Craig Breslow's moves, has the Red Sox in No Man's Land. The taters, the bombs, the long ball, the dongs are back with a loaded slate of games with all 30 MLB teams in action in The Dong Report

(00:00) Zolak & Bertrand start the hour by deciphering whether Eliot Wolf was sending a message to Christian Gonzalez and his agent yesterday.(11:20) The guys question what could happen if the Patriots don't end up dealing for AJ Brown after June 1st.(21:07) We touch on the lack of questions at Eliot Wolf's press conference yesterday about the Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini drama, along with the coaching change on the HS football circuit.(35:55) The crew goes back and forth on the new facility at Gillette Stadium.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Takeaways from Patriots EVP of PP Eliot Wolf's meeting with the media // Tier Tuesday: NBA Playoff Teams // No tailgating at the World Cup games at Gillette Stadium? //

Why did Alex Cora wait to pull Garrett Crochet? // Is Cora feeling the heat? // Tonight's Bruins' season finale/Do the B's need the top Wild Card spot? // Takeaways from Patriots EVP of PP Eliot Wolf's meeting with the media // Tier Tuesday: NBA Playoff Teams // No tailgating at the World Cup games at Gillette Stadium? // NBCSB's Tom E. Curran on if the Pats will make Gonzalez the highest paid CB // Should Red Sox fans be concerned with Garrett Crochet? // Keefer Madness // Is Alex Cora getting defensive? // Grab Bag // Clip Du Jour/Crossover with WEEI Afternoons //

This episode's got a mix of sports, space, and current events. The host discusses the Michigan Wolverines winning the national championship, the Red Sox's struggles, and the Bruins' game against the Hurricanes. They also touch on the World Cup coming to Gillette Stadium, the Artemis 2's record-breaking space travel, and the President's deadline for opening the Strait of Hormuz. Additionally, they cover the latest on Offset's shooting and the updates on The Colbert Show. It's a packed episode with a lot to talk about, from sports to space and current events.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After what happened to Tiger Woods, what direction is he headed in now and can he still show up to the Masters? Drake Maye joins the guys at Saving by Shaving and agrees to throw Schiem a pass. And will the World Cup in Gillette Stadium be a disaster?

This morning's episode kicks off with a look at the weekend's weather, with a mix of sun and clouds expected. We're also discussing sports, including the Red Sox's season opener and the World Cup warm-up at Gillette Stadium. The Senate passed a bill to fund homeland security, and the President is ready to sign an executive order to pay TSA workers if necessary. We'll also touch on the iHeartRadio Music Awards, where Taylor Swift and Alex Warren took home several awards.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Its a power hour edition of the show still reacting to an impressive Opening Day win for the Red Sox over the Reds. However, Arcand believes with Garrett Crochet's first start out of the way, the season really starts over the weekend with first looks at the rest of the pitching staff. Then, Jaylen Brown isn't playing against the Hawks, but the injury of Achilles tendinitis is a scarier sight to see. And, it'll be a very expensive trip for those who want to use the Commuter Rail to attend World Cup matches at Gillette Stadium.

In this episode of the Billy and Lisa Morning Show, Billy and Lisa dive into the latest news and updates. They discuss the upcoming World Cup soccer match at Gillette Stadium, where France and Brazil will face off in a friendly match. They also talk about the iHeartRadio Music Awards, where Taylor Swift and Ludacris will be hosting and performing. Additionally, they discuss the biggest concert contest ever, which will be announced on the show. The hosts also share some fun and quirky pickup lines, and chat with listeners about their own experiences with these lines.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tune in as Evan Lazar and Alex Barth dive into more draft preparation and the Patriots offseason. They discuss the latest reports on college pro days and 30 visits as each draft prospect prepares to put themselves on team radars. They assess who has impressed them the most, which prospects have already or are planning to visit Gillette Stadium, and who they predict might make a trip to Foxborough. Plus, they do a full roster reset, analyzing the 2026 Patriots defensive personnel as it stands and which areas still need an upgrade or more depth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00) KEEP 3 but DITCH 9 major sports events.(15:38.439) DOUG KYED, who covers the New England Patriots for the Boston Herald alongside ANDREW CALLAHAN, joins the show to share the latest goings-on down at Gillette Stadium.(29:15.510) Please note: Timecodes may shift by a few minutes due to inserted ads. Because of copyright restrictions, portions—or entire segments—may not be included in the podcast.CONNECT WITH TOUCHER & HARDY: linktr.ee/ToucherandHardyFor the latest updates, visit the show page on 985thesportshub.com. Follow 98.5 The Sports Hub on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Watch the show every morning on YouTube, and subscribe to stay up-to-date with all the best moments from Boston's home for sports!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Cristina Alexander, Jeff Kassouf, Ali Krieger, and Crystal Dunn recap NWSL season openers. That includes Gotham FC's inaugural match at Gillette Stadium, Sophia Wilson's return, and Savy King's big comeback. Next, the squad reacts to the news that Gotham FC will be hosting a match at Citi Field. Jess Carter joins the show to talk about the impact that will have across the NWSL. Also, Catarina Macario gets paid. The show closes out with the top 5 goals, followed by Drippin or Trippin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices