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(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy recap the Celtics' season-saving victory over the New York Knicks on Wednesday night, and they discuss the factors that changed and improved in Boston's game in comparison to the first four games of the series. Plus, the guys recap strong performances from Jaylen Brown, Luke Kornet, Derrick White and others in the Celtics' Game 5 victory over the Knicks, and they debate whether these performances are sustainable for the rest of the series, and possibly beyond, with Jayson Tatum gone for the foreseeable future. They also examine the curious case of Kristaps Porzingis and his mystery illness. (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Andy believes the Patriots are being overrated by fans and media members alike, Fitzy urges fans to avoid believing "hot takes" about the Celtics' ability to compete without Jayson Tatum, and Ted points out specific details about the Patriots' schedule that make him feel optimistic about the 2025 season. Plus, the guys react to the unveiling of the 2025 New England Patriots' schedule, and they establish their own "ceiling" and "floor" expectations for the what the team can accomplish based on the opponents they'll face this season. They also break down the position groups on the Patriots that have improved the most, and weigh whether those improvements are enough to make New England a playoff team in 2025, as some fans are predicting. (HOUR 3) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson examine the Celtics' ability to move the ball and create assists, an ability that was on-display in Game 5, and they discuss how important that skill is in the team's hopes of beating the Knicks in Games 6 and 7. Plus, NBC Sports Boston Patriots' insider Tom E. Curran joins the guys to discuss the optimism coming from Patriots' fans after the release of the 2025 schedule, share his honest assessment of how the team matches up with this season's opponents, and much more. (HOUR 4) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson continue their ongoing conversation on the Celtics-Knicks series, and they discuss their expectations for Luke Kornet moving forward, the absence of Kristaps Porzingis due to illness, and the overall impact of "big men" on this series in Games 6 and 7. Plus, on the heels of the Celtics' Game 5 victory over the Knicks, this week's Quiz with Stiz pits Hart against Fitzy in a trivia challenge about the 2025 Boston Celtics. They also react to Pablo Torre's most recent report about the controversial Bill Belichick-Jordon Hudson.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson continue their ongoing conversation on the Celtics-Knicks series, and they discuss their expectations for Luke Kornet moving forward, the absence of Kristaps Porzingis due to illness, and the overall impact of "big men" on this series in Games 6 and 7. Plus, on the heels of the Celtics' Game 5 victory over the Knicks, this week's Quiz with Stiz pits Hart against Fitzy in a trivia challenge about the 2025 Boston Celtics. They also react to Pablo Torre's most recent report about the controversial Bill Belichick-Jordon Hudson relationship.

On the heels of the Celtics' Game 5 victory over the Knicks, this week's Quiz with Stiz pits Hart against Fitzy in a trivia challenge about the 2025 Boston Celtics.

On today's Three Point Stance: Andy believes the NFL's schedule release festivities are overrated, Fitzy is rooting Dillon Gabriel to win the Browns' starting QB job, and Stiz is appalled by the results of Miss Maine 2025 as they pertain to Jordon Hudson.

On today's Three Point Stance: Andy believes the NFL's schedule release festivities are overrated, Fitzy is rooting Dillon Gabriel to win the Browns' starting QB job, and Stiz is appalled by the results of Miss Maine 2025 as they pertain to Jordon Hudson. Plus, Hart and Fitzy react to a follow-up report from Pablo Torre about UNC football coach, wherein Torre questions whether Belichick will still be the coach at UNC by the tine the 2025 season kicks off.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy recap the Celtics' victory over the New York Knicks in Game 3 on Saturday, and they discuss how confidence has been restored among Boston fans after the team maintained a 20-point lead for the first time in the series. Plus, the guys react to the opinions of Celtics' fans, a majority of whom believe there is still more pressure on Boston to win Game 4 tonight than there is on the New York Knicks. They also discuss the trade rumors involving NBA superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo, and whether the Celtics would be a realistic trade partner for the Bucks. (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Andy believes the NFL's schedule release festivities are overrated, Fitzy is rooting Dillon Gabriel to win the Browns' starting QB job, and Stiz is appalled by the results of Miss Maine 2025 as they pertain to Jordon Hudson. Plus, Hart and Fitzy react to a follow-up report from Pablo Torre about UNC football coach, wherein Torre questions whether Belichick will still be the coach at UNC by the tine the 2025 season kicks off. (HOUR 3) Hart and Fitzy react to the ongoing drama surrounding Rafael Devers and the Boston Red Sox, and they discuss the role that owner John Henry is playing in mediating this situation between the team and the player. Plus, the guys debate how the Red Sox and Rafael Devers can find a resolution to this first base situation, and they also discuss the possibility of a trade developing if the two sides cannot find common ground moving forward. (HOUR 4) WEEI Celtics' beat reporter Meghan Ottolini joined WEEI Afternoons in-studio to preview the Celtics' matchup with the New York Knicks in Game 4 on Monday night, discuss the health of Kristaps Porzingis and the role being played by Al Horford as a result, and much more. Plus, on this week's edition of Fitzy's Five, Fitzy presents his rankings of the best "Game 4" performances put forth by an athlete or team in Boston sports since 2000.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy defend their nominations for who "lost the week" in Boston sports: superstar talents Jayson Tatum and Rafael Devers. Plus, the guys react to comments made by Devers after Thursday afternoon's Red Sox game, in which he refused to play first base for the team and expressed frustration toward GM Craig Breslow, and they discuss who deserves the most blame for allowing this situation to devolve to this point. (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Hart is hesitant to support Bill Belichick remaining the coach of the UNC football program, Fitzy asserts that the Celtics' reputation is on the line in their series against the Knicks, and Ted gives a nuanced perspective on the Rafael Devers-Red Sox situation. Plus, as a former professional athlete, Ted shares his perspective with Hart and Fitzy on how Devers' refusal to play first base for the Boston Red Sox may be perceived by his teammates. They also discuss how this situation, and Devers' comments, may impact the team moving forward as they continue their mediocre 2025 season. (HOUR 3) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson discuss the Celtics' upcoming Game 3 against the New York Knicks, and they break down the expectations being put on Jayson Tatum by Boston fans after two underwhelming shooting performances put up by the C's superstar. Plus, the guys discuss the latest updates on Kristaps Porzingis' condition as he continues to battle a mystery illness, and how important he is to the Celtics' pursuit of another championship. They also break down Joe Mazzulla's performance in the 2025 NBA Playoffs thus far, and what he can do differently in Game 3 against the Knicks and moving forward. (HOUR 4) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson continue their discussion of the two most pressing topics of the day: Rafael Devers' refusal to play first base for the Boston Red Sox, and the reputation of Jayson Tatum and the Boston Celtics as they head into Game 3 against the Knicks. Plus, the guys break down the possible courses of action the Red Sox can take, as they work to solve the ongoing Devers-first base conundrum. They also hear "never-before-heard" audio from Stiz, and make their official predictions for Celtics-Knicks Game 3, on today's Odds and Ends.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson continue their discussion of the two most pressing topics of the day: Rafael Devers' refusal to play first base for the Boston Red Sox, and the reputation of Jayson Tatum and the Boston Celtics as they head into Game 3 against the Knicks. Plus, the guys break down the possible courses of action the Red Sox can take, as they work to solve the ongoing Devers-first base conundrum. They also hear "never-before-heard" audio from Stiz, and make their official predictions for Celtics-Knicks Game 3, on today's Odds and Ends.

Stiz has beef with tacos? Casas discussion. One of the worst injuries that is out there right now. It does not happen a lot. Big guy with a big rehab coming up for Casas. We cannot even fathom what he is thinking right now. Hart does not think he will ever be the same. The Sox need to bounce back immediately. The plans for the Red Sox start flooding in. Why did the Sox not have a backup plan themselves?

Red Sox bullpen struggles. Casas is very unlucky. Optimistic Andy saves the day. In the wake of one of the more disappointing starts of the season, he points out that the Sox are only two games out of first place. All this negativity swirling, two games out! Stiz has beef with tacos? Casas discussion. One of the worst injuries that is out there right now. It does not happen a lot. Big guy with a big rehab coming up for Casas. We cannot even fathom what he is thinking right now. Hart does not think he will ever be the same. The Sox need to bounce back immediately. The plans for the Red Sox start flooding in. Why did the Sox not have a backup plan themselves? More casas plans.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson discuss the ongoing trials and tribulations happening in Bill Belichick's personal life, and they discuss whether Belichick's life away from football will impact his ability to lead the UNC football program. Plus, the guys react to a clip of Boston Celtics' players answering the viral "man vs. gorilla" question, and Andy and Fitzy battle in a "Quiz with Stiz" trivia competition about famous relationships. They also discuss their favorite movies of all-time, and the new movies they're most excited to see, on today's Odds and Ends.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson react to a clip of Boston Celtics' players answering the viral "man vs. gorilla" question, and Andy and Fitzy battle in a "Quiz with Stiz" trivia competition about famous relationships.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy review comments made by Patriots' QB Drake Maye during his press conference on Thursday, as Maye discussed his experiences with Mike Vrabel, growing as a leader, and many other topics. Plus, the guys recap the Red Sox loss to the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday night, and they discuss how the team's bats and pitchers both managed to go cold when the game mattered most en route to the eventual collapse. They also continue their discussion of QB Drake Maye's press conference, as Maye addressed his relationship with returning OC Josh McDaniels. (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Andy equates LeBron James' ability to win to that of Aaron Rodgers, Fitzy shares his excitement for the Drake Maye-Stefon Diggs connection, and Ted offers his support for Red Sox OF Jarren Duran. Plus, NBC Sports Boston Patriots' insider Tom E. Curran joins the guys to analyze the players chosen by the Patriots in the 2025 NFL Draft, discuss the trend of "Belichick-era" Patriots' players being let go from the team this offseason, and much more. (HOUR 3) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson analyze each of the members of the Patriots' 2025 draft class, and they debate which Pats' rookies have the best chances to start games for the team this upcoming season. Plus, the guys react to the latest headlines related to Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson, including Hudson's robust real estate portfolio, exchanges in Instagram comments involving Belichick family members, and much more. They also hear from Patriots' fans, who offer their support, and condemnation, of Belichick's personal antics. (HOUR 4) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson discuss the ongoing trials and tribulations happening in Bill Belichick's personal life, and they discuss whether Belichick's life away from football will impact his ability to lead the UNC football program. Plus, the guys react to a clip of Boston Celtics' players answering the viral "man vs. gorilla" question, and Andy and Fitzy battle in a "Quiz with Stiz" trivia competition about famous relationships. They also discuss their favorite movies of all-time, and the new movies they're most excited to see, on today's Odds and Ends.

On today's Three Point Stance: Andy asserts that sports fans need to take a step back when it comes to interacting with athletes, Fitzy professes his admiration of new Patriots' RB TreVeyon Henderson and the rest of the team's draft class, and Stiz is out of options when it comes to defending Bill Belichick.

On today's Three Point Stance: Andy asserts that sports fans need to take a step back when it comes to interacting with athletes, Fitzy professes his admiration of new Patriots' RB TreVeyon Henderson and the rest of the team's draft class, and Stiz is out of options when it comes to defending Bill Belichick. Plus, three-time Super Bowl champion Joe Andruzzi joined WEEI Afternoons with Hart, Fitzy and Johnson to analyze the potential of new Patriots' OL Will Campbell, share his best behind-the-scenes stories about Mike Vrabel and Ted Johnson, and much more. Plus, the guys react to Andruzzi's assertions about Campbell and the other members of the 2025 draft class.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy recap the Celtics' victory in Game 4 of their first round series against the Orlando Magic, and they discuss the fact that Boston has been growing tougher as a unit as the series has gone along, a trait that could help them in their pursuit of another championship. Plus, the guys analyze the New England Patriots' 2025 draft class, and they share reactions from fans and experts alike, most of whom are lauding the team for their performance this year. They also read grades given by NFL draft experts for the Patriots' 2025 draft class as a whole. (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Andy asserts that sports fans need to take a step back when it comes to interacting with athletes, Fitzy professes his admiration of new Patriots' RB TreVeyon Henderson and the rest of the team's draft class, and Stiz is out of options when it comes to defending Bill Belichick. Plus, three-time Super Bowl champion Joe Andruzzi joined WEEI Afternoons with Hart, Fitzy and Johnson to analyze the potential of new Patriots' OL Will Campbell, share his best behind-the-scenes stories about Mike Vrabel and Ted Johnson, and much more. Plus, the guys react to Andruzzi's assertions about Campbell and the other members of the 2025 draft class. (HOUR 3) Hart and Fitzy react to a concerning television interview done by Bill Belichick with his partner, Jordon Hudson, by his side, and they discuss the growing concern surrounding Belichick after another one of his public appearances missed the mark. Plus, the guys recap the Red Sox road series victory against the Cleveland Guardians, and they discuss how the team's speed and athleticism has allowed them to manufacture runs to this point in the season. They also discuss a concerning incident involving Jarren Duran and a Cleveland Guardians' fan, as the fan made an abhorrent comment about Duran's suicide attempt during Sunday's game. (HOUR 4) WEEI Celtics' beat reporter Meghan Ottolini joined WEEI Afternoons with Hart, Fitzy and Johnson to share her impressions of the Celtics-Magic series through four games, discuss what the team needs to do in order to win Game 5 (and the series), analyze Boston's potential opponents in a second round matchup, and much more. Plus, discuss the curious case of new Browns' QB Shedeur Sanders, as the draft prospect was at the center of one of the biggest debacles in NFL draft history over the weekend, a conversation that continued into today's Odds and Ends.

On today's Three Point Stance: Hart can't ignore the rumors connecting the Patriots to LB Jalon Walker in the 2025 draft, Fitzy predicts an anticlimactic draft week resulting in the Patriots choosing OL Will Campbell, and Stiz was unimpressed by WrestleMania this past weekend.

On today's Three Point Stance: Hart can't ignore the rumors connecting the Patriots to LB Jalon Walker in the 2025 draft, Fitzy predicts an anticlimactic draft week resulting in the Patriots choosing OL Will Campbell, and Stiz was unimpressed by WrestleMania this past weekend. Plus, Audacy Sports and WEEI Red Sox insider Rob Bradford joins the guys to discuss the feelings around Red Sox nation regarding 1B Triston Casas, share his own observations of Casas' game in recent games, analyze Walker Buehler's stellar start on Monday, and much more.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy recap the Red Sox victory over the Chicago White Sox from earlier in the day on Monday at Fenway Park, and they highlight a performance from SP Walker Buehler that should give fans hope for his future. Plus, the guys hear from Red Sox fans after the team's series victory over the White Sox, all of whom want more from 1B Triston Casas as he continues to struggle early in the season. They also discuss the potential depth options at first base if Casas' struggles continue. (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Hart can't ignore the rumors connecting the Patriots to LB Jalon Walker in the 2025 draft, Fitzy predicts an anticlimactic draft week resulting in the Patriots choosing OL Will Campbell, and Stiz was unimpressed by WrestleMania this past weekend. Plus, Audacy Sports and WEEI Red Sox insider Rob Bradford joins the guys to discuss the feelings around Red Sox nation regarding 1B Triston Casas, share his own observations of Casas' game in recent games, analyze Walker Buehler's stellar start on Monday, and much more. (HOUR 3) Hart and Fitzy recap the Celtics' victory over the Orlando Magic in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals, and they discuss their respective levels of concern over the wrist injury Jayson Tatum sustained midway through the game. Plus, the guys sort through numerous draft rumors involving the New England Patriots, including the ongoing connection between the team and OL Will Campbell, and they discuss how fans will, and should, react if the Pats select Campbell with the fourth overall pick. They also follow up on Fitzy's report connecting the Patriots and WR AJ Brown after Eagles' fans spent the weekend sharing their opinions of the rumor social media. (HOUR 4) Audacy Sports and WEEI Celtics' beat reporter Meghan Ottolini joined WEEI Afternoons with Hart, Fitzy and Johnson to address the concerns surrounding Jayson Tatum's wrist injury, analyze the Orlando Magic as the Celtics' opponent in this playoff series, discuss Joe Mazzulla's ability to lead the C's to another championship, and much more. Plus, Hart, Fitzy and Dan Bahl recap the opening weekend of the 2025 NBA Playoffs, including a Warriors' road win, a convincing Cavaliers' victory, utter dominance by the OKC Thunder, and much more. They also react to a shocking comment made by WWE legend Paul Heyman on The Pat McAfee Show on today's Odds and Ends.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy recap the third and final game of the Red Sox series on the road against the Tampa Bay Rays, and they break down how the team was able to rebound to win the series after suffering a demoralizing defeat in Game 1. Plus, NESN Bruins analyst Andrew Raycroft joins the guys to react to a recent report that slammed former Bruins' head coach Jim Montgomery, summarize Boston's 2024-25 campaign and the dominance displayed by David Pastrnak, address Jeremy Swayman's expectations for next season, and much more. They also react to Kristaps Porzingis' comments about the advice he's given to Jaylen Brown about dealing with injuries, as both players prepare for a playoff run with the Celtics. (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Hart believes the "runway has been cleared" for Jayson Tatum to take his game to the next level this postseason, Fitzy advocates for the Patriots to engage in trade talks with the Raiders for LT Kolton Miller, and Ted agrees with Chris Simms' assessment of draft prospect Will Campbell. Plus, NBC Sports Boston Patriots' insider Tom E. Curran joins the guys to sort through the many Patriots draft rumors involving Will Campbell, Abdul Carter, Ashton Jeanty and other top prospects, discuss the possibility of the team trading for Raiders LT Kolton Miller, and much more. (HOUR 3) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson react to a rumor coming out of Las Vegas that the Raiders and LT Kolton Miller have yet to start dialogue on a contract extension, and they discuss why Josh McDaniels and the Patriots may choose to pursue a trade for the player if the sides cannot find common ground. Plus, the guys explore potential trade packages the Patriots could offer the Raiders in exchange for LT Kolton Miller. They also react to comments from QB Aaron Rodgers, who spoke candidly about his future in an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show. They also dive into a piece in The Boston Globe in which Bruins' front office personnel spoke negatively about former head coach Jim Montgomery. (HOUR 4) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson check in on the progress of top Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony with Triple A Worcester, and they discuss where Anthony may fit on the big club as Boston's offense continues to sputter. Plus, on this week's Quiz with Stiz, Andy Hart and Nick "Fitzy" Stevens battle in a trivia competitions about famous Jordans. They also tip their cap to Lee Corso on Odds and Ends, as the long-time "College Gameday" staple has announced his retirement.

On this week's Quiz with Stiz, Andy Hart and Nick "Fitzy" Stevens battle in a trivia competitions about famous Jordans.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson check in on the progress of top Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony with Triple A Worcester, and they discuss where Anthony may fit on the big club as Boston's offense continues to sputter. Plus, on this week's Quiz with Stiz, Andy Hart and Nick "Fitzy" Stevens battle in a trivia competitions about famous Jordans. They also tip their cap to Lee Corso on Odds and Ends, as the long-time "College Gameday" staple has announced his retirement.

Patriots Hall of Fame discussion. Who should be in? Who should be out? The crew discusses the book that Bill Belichick is releasing soon. Stiz is very excited to read it. What does he say about Lamar Jackson? What other mistakes will Bill own up to? Also, a continuation of the Patriots Hall Of Fame discussion. Ted's Masters story

The crew discusses the book that Bill Belichick is releasing soon. Stiz is very excited to read it. What does he say about Lamar Jackson? What other mistakes will Bill own up to? Also, a continuation of the Patriots Hall Of Fame discussion.

On today's Three Point Stance: Hart has an offer that Travis Hunter can't refuse, Fitzy advocates for a Patriots' trade in the draft, Ted voices his support for Jarren Duran, and Stiz follows up on his argument with Ted about Bill Belichick last week.

On today's Three Point Stance: Hart believes Nikola Jokic deserves to be this season's NBA MVP, Fitzy is intrigued by RB TreVeyon Henderson as a draft prospect for the Patriots, Ted is closely following trade rumors involving QB Joe Milton, and Stiz jumps in to argue with Ted on behalf of Bill Belichick.

On today's Three Point Stance: Hart believes Nikola Jokic deserves to be this season's NBA MVP, Fitzy is intrigued by RB TreVeyon Henderson as a draft prospect for the Patriots, Ted is closely following trade rumors involving QB Joe Milton, and Stiz jumps in to argue with Ted on behalf of Bill Belichick. Plus, Hart, Fitzy and Johnson react to comments made by Patriots' owner Robert Kraft, as well as head coach Mike Vrabel, at the NFL Owners Meetings about the Patriots' draft plan in 2025, and they discuss Kraft's assertion that the team will target a player to improve their offense. They also react to reports from the NFL Owners Meetings that the league has made two significant rule changes for 2025, and they discuss why a ban of the "tush push" was not one of those changes this time around.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy react to breaking news from within the hour that Red Sox INF/OF Kristian Campbell signed an eight-year contract extension with the team. Plus, Red Sox manager Alex Cora joins the guys to react to contract extensions signed by INF/OF Kristian Campbell and LHP Garrett Crochet in recent days, share optimism regarding 3B Rafael Devers' recent struggles and a potential turnaround, analyze the strong performance by the Red Sox bullpen to start the season, and much more. They also react to their conversation with Red Sox manager Alex Cora, and they discuss Cora's contentions to the various theories behind Rafael Devers' early-season struggles (being a DH, injury, etc.) that they presented during the interview. (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Hart believes Nikola Jokic deserves to be this season's NBA MVP, Fitzy is intrigued by RB TreVeyon Henderson as a draft prospect for the Patriots, Ted is closely following trade rumors involving QB Joe Milton, and Stiz jumps in to argue with Ted on behalf of Bill Belichick. Plus, Hart, Fitzy and Johnson react to comments made by Patriots' owner Robert Kraft, as well as head coach Mike Vrabel, at the NFL Owners Meetings about the Patriots' draft plan in 2025, and they discuss Kraft's assertion that the team will target a player to improve their offense. They also react to reports from the NFL Owners Meetings that the league has made two significant rule changes for 2025, and they discuss why a ban of the "tush push" was not one of those changes this time around. (HOUR 3) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson recap a new round of mock drafts that have been published this week, and they react to the many stories that are being told about the Patriots' 2025 draft strategy in 2025 by various draft experts. Plus, as the guys continue their examination of NFL mock draft results, they debate whether WR/CB Travis Hunter deserves the credit he's being given by some as the best overall player in this year's draft class. Then, NBC Sports Boston Celtics' analyst Brian Scalabrine joined the show to discuss the degree of difficulty faced by the Celtics in their historic 6-0 road trip, break down Jaylen Brown's play amid a mediocre stretch of performances, share his affinity for Nikola Jokic, and much more. (HOUR 4) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson re-visit their conversation with Red Sox manager Alex Cora from earlier in the show, where they discussed contract extensions for Kristian Campbell and Garrett Crochet, Rafael Devers' struggles and much more. Plus, the guys react to comments made by Syracuse football coach Fran Brown after their unique request for a spring scrimmage was denied by the NCAA, and they share some of the betting lines attached to Wednesday night's Red Sox-Orioles game.

(HOUR 1) Fitzy and Meghan Ottolini react to Eliot Wolf's comments, made while speaking to season ticket holders at an event on Sunday, about the team's intention to take the "best player available" in the 2025 NFL Draft, and they discuss the level of trust the fanbase has in Wolf and the Patriots' front office. Plus, they analyze the Patriots' roster-related spending habits, and they debate whether the team is willing to spend the necessary money on high-end offensive talent in order to compete with the powers of the NFL. They also discuss the ongoing connection between Stefon Diggs and the Patriots and what the future may hold for both sides. (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Fitzy is buying in on the Red Sox odds to win the division, Mego is concerned about the amount of responsibility being put on the shoulders of Drake Maye in 2025, and Stiz believes that more criticism should be directed at the Bruins' defense, not Jeremy Swayman, for the team's poor play. Plus, Fitzy and Meghan Ottolini discuss details that have emerged from the recent sale of the Boston Celtics, and they examine how Wyc Grousbeck and Bill Chisholm will work together to govern the Celtics moving forward. They also discuss the importance of Kristaps Porzingis on this year's Celtics' team compared to his first season in Boston. (HOUR 3) Fitzy and Meghan Ottolini discuss the latest updates on the ongoing contract negotiations between Garrett Crochet and the Boston Red Sox, and they debate whether Crochet has done enough to earn a salary akin to what Major League Baseball's best arms are being paid. Plus, The Athletic's Jen McCaffrey joins the show to discuss her expectations for the 2025 season and the team's expectations for themselves, share updates on Garrett Crochet's (lack of a) contract extension, evaluate the potential of Kristian Campbell and other top prospects, and much more. They also share the most recent updates from the WEEI Afternoons "Boston Sports Nicknames" March Madness bracket! (HOUR 4) Fitzy and Meghan Ottolini assess the Patriots' 2024 NFL Draft class, and they discuss whether any of these players, now entering their second seasons in the NFL, will have a positive impact on the 2025 season. Plus, they react to comments made by Boston College head football coach Bill O'Brien during his program's pro day on Monday about his friendship with Patriots' head coach Mike Vrabel, and the potential of Eagles' tackle Ozzy Trapilo. They also discover the newest viral sports sensation on today's Odds and Ends.

On today's Three Point Stance: Fitzy is buying in on the Red Sox odds to win the division, Meghan Ottolini is concerned about the amount of responsibility being put on the shoulders of Drake Maye in 2025, and Stiz believes that more criticism should be directed at the Bruins' defense, not Jeremy Swayman, for the team's poor play.

On today's Three Point Stance: Fitzy is buying in on the Red Sox odds to win the division, Mego is concerned about the amount of responsibility being put on the shoulders of Drake Maye in 2025, and Stiz believes that more criticism should be directed at the Bruins' defense, not Jeremy Swayman, for the team's poor play. Plus, Fitzy and Meghan Ottolini discuss details that have emerged from the recent sale of the Boston Celtics, and they examine how Wyc Grousbeck and Bill Chisholm will work together to govern the Celtics moving forward. They also discuss the importance of Kristaps Porzingis on this year's Celtics' team compared to his first season in Boston.

Is Spring here? Spring means minor league baseball, and minor league baseball means weird team names. The Chesapeake Bay Oyster Catchers, a special team name for the Chesapeake Baysox, is sparking a debate. The logo is a tad inappropriate. Moving on, Andy discusses his clickbait poll about Drake Maye and Joe Milton. 88% of people say Maye is the man, but 12% say Joe Milton is the man. Stiz is a proud 12%er. Damn right he loves backflips. Diving into the life of Bill Belichick, Stiz suggests a new reality tv show, "Bill't for Love." Is Bronny James an NBA player? Do we owe an apology to anyone? Hart says that he was a bit harsh.

Why does Wiggy get to drive all the cool vehicles? Andy brags about owning a boat. Why is Wyc pounding a narrative about the sale of the team. Is he lying? Do we trust the new owner? Fitzy and Hart cannot be sure, especially with how huge the team's payroll is. How will the Celtics fare in the playoffs? Hart wants a C-Peat. Is Spring here? Spring means minor league baseball, and minor league baseball means weird team names. The Chesapeake Bay Oyster Catchers, a special team name for the Chesapeake Baysox, is sparking a debate. The logo is a tad inappropriate. Moving on, Andy discusses his clickbait poll about Drake Maye and Joe Milton. 88% of people say Maye is the man, but 12% say Joe Milton is the man. Stiz is a proud 12%er. Damn right he loves backflips. Diving into the life of Bill Belichick, Stiz suggests a new reality tv show, "Bill't for Love." Is Bronny James an NBA player? Do we owe an apology to anyone? Hart says that he was a bit harsh.

On this week's Quiz with Stiz, Hart and Fitzy battle in an aptly-themed trivia challenge about sales.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson revisit news from earlier in the day that the Celtics were sold to private equity investor Bill Chisholm, and they debate whether Celtics' fans should be excited, or cautious, when reacting to this ownership change. Plus, on this week's Quiz with Stiz, Hart and Fitzy battle in an aptly-themed trivia challenge about sales. The guys also discuss the most recent episode of the documentary, Celtics City, on today's Odds and Ends.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy react to news from earlier in the day that the Boston Celtics have been sold to private equity firm partner Bill Chisholm, and they discuss what the future may hold for the franchise following the ownership turnover. Plus, the guys react to the report that WR Stefon Diggs was in Foxboro for a meeting with the Patriots this week, and they weigh the pros and cons of the team signing the two-time All-Pro. They also revisit the idea of the Patriots trading backup QB Joe Milton, and they discuss Drake Maye's potential as a player and a team leader. (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Andy wants the Patriots to add talent around Drake Maye regardless of character, Fitzy believes we've been sleeping on Marcelo Mayer as a candidate for the Red Sox 2B job, and Ted is rooting for the ban of the "Tush Push" in the NFL. Plus, NBC Sports Boston Patriots' insider Tom E. Curran joins the guys to shed light on the Patriots' reported pursuit of WR Stefon Diggs, discuss the team's ongoing wide receiver and left tackle needs, break down the Patriots' potential targets in the 2025 NFL Draft, and much more. (HOUR 3) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson discuss the proposed rule changes that are currently on the table in the National Football League, and they key-in on the continued attempts made by other teams in the league to get the "tush push" play banned for 2025 and beyond. Plus, NESN Bruins' analyst Andrew Raycroft joins the guys to discuss David Pastrnak's increased leadership responsibilities with the Bruins and how he's handling it so far, break down the future of the team given the draft capital and cap space they have to spend this offseason, and much more. They also unveil the WEEI Afternoons "Boston Sports Nicknames" Bracket! (HOUR 4) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson revisit news from earlier in the day that the Celtics were sold to private equity investor Bill Chisholm, and they debate whether Celtics' fans should be excited, or cautious, when reacting to this ownership change. Plus, on this week's Quiz with Stiz, Hart and Fitzy battle in an aptly-themed trivia challenge about sales. The guys also discuss the most recent episode of the documentary, Celtics City, on today's Odds and Ends.

On today's Three Point Stance: Hart yearns for a more lively college sports scene in Boston, Fitzy is fired up about Garrett Crochet's potential, and Stiz defends Bill Belichick's personal life choices.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy evaluate the biggest remaining needs for the New England Patriots (offensive line, wide receiver), and they discuss the dwindling options available to the team to help answer these questions. Plus, the guys discuss the options available to the Patriots in the 2025 NFL Draft, and they analyze how the team's moves in free agency may have influenced their draft strategy this offseason. They also recap back-to-back road wins from over the weekend for the Celtics, and they look back at strong individual performances from Jrue Holiday and Payton Pritchard. (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Hart yearns for a more lively college sports scene in Boston, Fitzy is fired up about Garrett Crochet's potential, and Stiz defends Bill Belichick's personal life choices. Plus, Hart and Fitzy react to comments made by Bruins' GM Don Sweeney over the weekend, as Sweeney addressed the team's trade deadline dismantling, David Pastrnak's leadership qualities, Jeremy Swayman's performance and more. They also discuss Swayman's disappointing season, and what the future may hold for Boston's highly-paid netminder. (HOUR 3) Hart and Fitzy react to news from the weekend that Garrett Crochet will be Boston's Opening Day starter in 2025, and they discuss what a potential contract extension may look like for the Red Sox new ace. Plus, the guys analyze the many roster battles currently taking place at Red Sox spring training camp, including second base, utility infielder and others. They also react to a bizarre social media post featuring former Patriots' head coach, Bill Belichick, and his girlfriend. (HOUR 4) Hart and Fitzy debate why the Patriots, who proclaimed that they would be aggressive in free agency, have only followed that practice on the defensive side of the football. They also continue to weigh the remaining options available to the Patriots as they continue improving their roster. Plus, the guys unveil the WEEI Afternoons March Madness bracket (spoiler: it's Boston sports nicknames). Then, in honor of St. Patrick's Day, they select famous Patrick's in this week's Behind the Glass Snake Draft. Finally, Hart and Fitzy wrap up the show by discussing an infamous Tom Brady anniversary for fans in New England.

On today's Three Point Stance: Hart yearns for a more lively college sports scene in Boston, Fitzy is fired up about Garrett Crochet's potential, and Stiz defends Bill Belichick's personal life choices. Plus, Hart and Fitzy react to comments made by Bruins' GM Don Sweeney over the weekend, as Sweeney addressed the team's trade deadline dismantling, David Pastrnak's leadership qualities, Jeremy Swayman's performance and more. They also discuss Swayman's disappointing season, and what the future may hold for Boston's highly-paid netminder.

On this week's Quiz with Stiz, Hart and Fitzy battle in a trivia challenge about today's Enemy No. 1 in Boston...Oklahoma.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson wrap up their discussion of Wednesday night's Celtics-Thunder game, and they share their biggest takeaways from this potential 2025 NBA Finals preview. Plus, on this week's Quiz with Stiz, Hart and Fitzy battle in a trivia challenge about today's Enemy No. 1 in Boston...Oklahoma. The guys also share a bizarre update about former Patriots' head coach Bill Belichick in Odds and Ends.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy recap a disappointing loss for Celtics against the Oklahoma City Thunder, and they discuss the factors that separate OKC from Boston last night. Plus, the guys hear from Celtics' fans on the heels of their loss to the Thunder, many of whom came to the defense of Joe Mazzulla, Jayson Tatum and the rest of the C's. They also react to the Patriots choosing to release David Andrews, and they discuss his Patriots Hall of Fame candidacy. (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Hart believes Patriots' offseason moves would be getting harsher reviews if Bill Belichick was pulling the string, Fitzy takes issue with the Celtics' three-point heavy game plan, and Ted is buying into the Bruins' recent return to form. Plus, NBC Sports Boston Patriots' insider Tom E. Curran joins the guys to update us on the team's pursuit of WR Cooper Kupp, react to other moves made by New England in free agency, address the team's choice to release David Andrews, and much more. (HOUR 3) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson react to the latest updates on the free agency of WR Cooper Kupp, and they debate where the Patriots fall in that market in terms of their desirability. Plus, the guys react to comments made by Red Sox 3B/DH Rafael Devers about his preference of position in 2025, and they debate whether this positional issue will impact the team, and the player, in any way this year. Then, NESN's Andrew Raycroft joins the guys to react to the Brad Marchand trade made by the Bruins, evaluate the team's leadership group moving forward, and much more. (HOUR 4) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson wrap up their discussion of Wednesday night's Celtics-Thunder game, and they share their biggest takeaways from this potential 2025 NBA Finals preview. Plus, on this week's Quiz with Stiz, Hart and Fitzy battle in a trivia challenge about today's Enemy No. 1 in Boston...Oklahoma. The guys also share a bizarre update about former Patriots' head coach Bill Belichick in Odds and Ends.

On today's edition of Three Point Stance: Hart admits that he hates LeBron James (and, maybe basketball in general), Fitzy lauds the Patriots for spending big on DT Milton Williams, and Stiz and Dan assert that all Boston sports teams, not just the Red Sox, have become the "interest kings" in free agency. Plus, Boston Sports Journal's Mike Giardi joins the guys to react to the Patriots' early moves in NFL free agency, shed light on the team's plans on the offensive side of the football in free agency moving forward, and much more.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy react to the breaking news report that the Patriots made a big splash on the defensive side of the football, signing DT Milton Williams to a massive four-year contract. Plus, the guys recap the flurry of moves made by the New England Patriots at the start of NFL free agency, and they break down the moves that they believe will have the best impact the 2025 team. They also discuss why, as of 3PM, the team had yet to add pieces that would help Drake Maye and the offense. (HOUR 2) On today's edition of Three Point Stance: Hart admits that he hates LeBron James (and, maybe basketball in general), Fitzy lauds the Patriots for spending big on DT Milton Williams, and Stiz and Dan assert that all Boston sports teams, not just the Red Sox, have become the "interest kings" in free agency. Plus, Boston Sports Journal's Mike Giardi joins the guys to react to the Patriots' early moves in NFL free agency, shed light on the team's plans on the offensive side of the football in free agency moving forward, and much more. (HOUR 3) Hart and Fitzy discuss various offensive players that the Patriots were unable to acquire this offseason, including WRs DK Metcalf and Chris Godwin, and they discuss whether, in hindsight, these players would've been fits with New England's roster and coaching staff. Plus, the guys recap the Celtics' victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday night, and they react to Jayson Tatum's comments about the importance of the Celtics-Lakers rivalry in the NBA landscape. They also react to comments from Brad Marchand, who delivered a tearful goodbye to the Boston Bruins to the media. (HOUR 4) Hart and Fitzy recap an active first day of free agency for the New England Patriots, and they sort through the best, and worst, moves made by the team today. Plus, the guys expand the scope of their discussion to include the rest of the NFL, and they analyze the biggest moves of the day from across the league. They also evaluate the state of the Patriots' QB room after the team signed "The Passtronaut", QB Josh Dobbs.

On today's edition of Three Point Stance: Hart admits that he hates LeBron James (and, maybe basketball in general), Fitzy lauds the Patriots for spending big on DT Milton Williams, and Stiz and Dan assert that all Boston sports teams, not just the Red Sox, have become the "interest kings" in free agency.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy recap a historic night for Derrick White and Payton Pritchard on Wednesday night for the Boston Celtics, and they discuss the importance of Pritchard's bench contributions in what the Celtics want to accomplish in 2025. Plus, the guys recap the results of today's social media show poll, which asked Celtics' fans the "secondary star" on Boston's roster that is most integral in the team's pursuit of another championship. They also react to the assertion from NBC Sports Boston's Tom E. Curran on his podcast that players across the NFL view New England as the league's version of "Siberia". (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Ted supports Mike Milbury's assertions on The Greg Hill Show about the Bruins' trade deadline activity, Hart tempers expectations for Travis Hunter as he transitions to the pro game, and Fitzy establishes his level of belief in the 2025 Boston Red Sox. Plus, NBC Sports Boston Patriots' insider Tom E. Curran joins the guys to clarify his comment about New England being regarded as the "Siberia" of the NFL, choose his most important member of the 2025 Patriots, shed light on the team's free agent pursuits and much more. (HOUR 3) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson react to comments from WEEI's Rob Bradford about the potential infield alignment for the 2025 Boston Red Sox on Opening Day, as well as comments from Red Sox manager Alex Cora on where Rafael Devers fits into the puzzle this season. They also hear from Red Sox OF Jarren Duran about the alignment in the outfield, and the role of Ceddanne Rafaela moving forward. Plus, NESN Bruins' analyst Andrew Raycroft joins the guys to react to the trade that sent Trent Frederic from Boston to Edmonton, predict the team's level of trade activity over the next 24 hours, analyze the play of Jeremy Swayman and the Bruins' defense in recent weeks, and much more. They also discuss the balance between defense and goaltending for the Bruins, and how both have disappointed in 2024-25. (HOUR 4) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson share their takeaways from a historic game for Payton Pritchard, Derrick White and the Celtics on Wednesday night, and they discuss Boston's matchup on Thursday against the 76ers. Plus, the guys react to a report from Ian Rapaport that connects Seahawks WR DK Metcalf to the New England Patriots, and they discuss whether a Metcalf move makes sense for the team, and for the player. Then, on this week's edition of the Quiz with Stiz, Hart and Fitzy compete in a trivia challenge about the NFL combine. Finally, the guys look back to a hilarious mispronunciation of a Patriots' player's name on Odds and Ends.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson react to a report from Ian Rapaport that connects Seahawks WR DK Metcalf to the New England Patriots, and they discuss whether a Metcalf move makes sense for the team, and for the player. Plus, on this week's edition of the Quiz with Stiz, Hart and Fitzy compete in a trivia challenge about the NFL combine.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson share their takeaways from a historic game for Payton Pritchard, Derrick White and the Celtics on Wednesday night, and they discuss Boston's matchup on Thursday against the 76ers. Plus, the guys react to a report from Ian Rapaport that connects Seahawks WR DK Metcalf to the New England Patriots, and they discuss whether a Metcalf move makes sense for the team, and for the player. Then, on this week's edition of the Quiz with Stiz, Hart and Fitzy compete in a trivia challenge about the NFL combine. Finally, the guys look back to a hilarious mispronunciation of a Patriots' player's name on Odds and Ends.

Hart, Fitzy, Stiz and Dan Bahl imagine the most shocking "heel turns" that could happen in professional sports today, on the heels (pun intended) of John Cena shocking fans by turning heel in the WWE over the weekend.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy react to Team Canada's overtime victory over Team USA in the 4 Nations Face-off championship game at TD Garden, and they discuss the turning points in the game for both teams. Plus, the guys break down what went wrong for Team USA in Thursday night's 4 Nations Face-off championship, and they discuss the moments in the game where Team Canada was able to take advantage. They also recap the Celtics' dominant victory over the 76ers from Thursday night. (HOUR 2) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson continue their discussion on the success of the 4 Nations Face-off, and they debate whether other professional sports leagues will take notes from the NHL for their own best-on-best tournaments moving forward. Plus, Boston Sports Journal's Mike Giardi joins the guys to name the one offseason acquisition he loves for the Patriots in 2025, weigh the merits of adding players via free agency and via trade this offseason, preview Mike Vrabel and Eliot Wolf's press conferences at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, and much more. (HOUR 3) Hart and Johnson break down the Red Sox spring training exhibition debut vs. Northeastern from Friday afternoon, and they discuss the season debuts of Triston Casas, Kristian Campbell and Marcelo Mayer. Plus, WEEI Red Sox play-by-play broadcaster Will Flemming joins the guys to discuss the roster battles happening at Red Sox spring training camp, react to Rafael Devers' comments about playing third base, share his win total prediction for the team in 2025, and much more. (HOUR 4) Hart and Johnson react to staggering viewership totals from the 4 Nations Face-off championship game, and discuss the future of best-on-best tournaments in the game of hockey and other pro sports. Plus, Hart, Johnson, Stiz and Dan Bahl run through the topics they missed from this past week on Odds and Ends, including Hooters declaring bankruptcy, changes in college football, the Yankees amending their facial hair policy and much more. The guys also discuss famous Canadian actors and actresses to end a week of discussion about Canada.