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Hour 2 - The crew give their Three-Point stances. They listen back to Ted's interview with Keion White and check back in on Bill Belichick at UNC.

SEGMENT - In today's Three Point Stance: Andy is very optimistic about the Patriots defense, Fitzy is ready for an NBA offseason full of splashes, and Dan Bahl is sick of the way the Red Sox are treating their young prospects

HR3 - In today's Three Point Stance: Andy is very optimistic about the Patriots defense, Fitzy is ready for an NBA offseason full of splashes, and Dan Bahl is sick of the way the Red Sox are treating their young prospects. Our own Ted Johnson sits down with new Patriots linebacker Robert Spillane ahead of the Patriots final day of minicamp

Stanley Cup Finals; Red Sox need better pitching

SEGMENT - In today's three point stance: Andy is embracing the small market NBA Finals, Ted wants fans to give new Bruins Head Coach Marco Sturm a chance, and Dan Bahl is ready for the Red Sox to send rookie second baseman Kristian Campbell back to AAA Worcester

On today's Three Point Stance: Andy sympathizes with coaches and managers in 2025 and their apparent lack of control and power, Ted advocates for the Celtics to get even younger for the 2025-26 season, and Stiz picks a side in the Bill Simmons-Pablo Torre beef over the Bill Belichick saga.

On today's Three Point Stance: Andy sympathizes with coaches and managers in 2025 and their apparent lack of control and power, Ted advocates for the Celtics to get even younger for the 2025-26 season, and Stiz picks a side in the Bill Simmons-Pablo Torre beef over the Bill Belichick saga. Plus, NBC Sports Boston Patriots' insider Tom E. Curran joins the guys to discuss Drake Maye's week-to-week improvements at OTAs, analyze his ability to escape the pocket and run, break down Mike Vrabel's biggest upcoming challenges as a first-year head coach, and much more.

Hart, Fitzy, and Ted each give their Three-Point Stance takes. Which receivers will make the Patriots' 53-man roster? Can Efton Chism III make the cut?

Andy thinks the NFL would benefit from mandatory contracts and workouts. Fitzy sees Efton Chism III mania running wild, and Ted compares how NBA teams shoot threes differently.

Hart, Fitzy, and Dan share their Three-Point Stance takes. The Bruins are expected to name a new head coach in the coming days.

Hart thinks the Women's College World Series is electric, Fitzy thinks the Patriots have to move on from Diggs if he makes another mistake, and Dan thinks the Red Sox need to wait to call up Roman Anthony until they fix their mess at the Major League level.

SEGMENT - In today's three point stance the guys discuss the Celtics offseason and the unique opportunity in front of Brad Stevens, and the struggling Red Sox and their star slugger dragging his feet.

Hart, Fitzy, and Ted share their Three-Point Stance takes of the day. Tom E' Curran thinks Drake Maye has looked uneven in Patriots OTAs, but Kyle Williams has impressed so far.

Hart takes calls from Red Sox fans. Fitzy wants athletes to use their heads and put their phones away. Ted thinks Mike Vrabel's response to the Stefon Diggs situation will set the tone on his team culture.

Episode #44 is our annual follow up of a statistical analysis of how the new 3-point takedown has affected our sport.

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Episode #44 is our annual follow up of a statistical analysis of how the new 3-point takedown has affected our sport. MatStats analyzes the number of scoring moves, total points per match, Margin of Victory, the change in the frequency of majors & techs, and is it time to adjust the MOV needed for a major and tech?Slideshow for Episode 44: https://www.mattalkonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/MatStatsEp44.pdf About Mat StatsWelcome to the NWCA's latest venture to help our favorite sport. Glenn Gormley, Jason Bryant and Kevin Hazard outline their effort to bring statistical analysis to wrestling. Mat Stats is the NWCA's attempt to bring wrestling up to speed with so many other sports by incorporating stats. It is the same sport, the wrestlers are just older and better.Mat Stats by the NWCA is a monthly podcast by the National Wrestling Coaches Association Apple Podcasts | Spotify | iHeartRadio | Podcast Addict | Castbox | RSS

Hart is thrilled that Tufts University men's lacrosse won the National Championship. Fitzy thinks Jeremy Swayman helping Team USA win the Men's Hockey World Championship is a sign of things to come.

Hart and Fitzy share their three-point stance takes. Should the Red Sox move on from Pete Fatse? How can the team fix things after an underwhelming start? When will they call up Roman Anthony?

Rising Aussie star Rocco Zikarsky joins the show to talk about his NBA Draft preparation, why he's doing it in Minnesota, a day in the life of a draft prospect, the most surprising metric from his Draft Combine testing, how he sees his fit in the NBA, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today's Three Point Stance: Hart believes the next dynasty in the NBA is unfolding in Oklahoma City and that Giannis Antetokounmpo may be a trade fit for OKC, Fitzy asserts that Tom Brady should play QB for Team USA in the Olympics, and Ted Johnson is concerned about the lack of progress in the Bruins' search for a head coach. Plus, NBC Sports Boston Patriots' insider Tom E. Curran joins the guys to discuss Drake Maye's subpar performance at New England's OTAs this week, shed light on the difference in the team's culture and energy under new head coach Mike Vrabel, and much more.

On today's Three Point Stance: Hart believes the next dynasty in the NBA is unfolding in Oklahoma City and that Giannis Antetokounmpo may be a trade fit for OKC, Fitzy asserts that Tom Brady should play QB for Team USA in the Olympics, and Ted Johnson is concerned about the lack of progress in the Bruins' search for a head coach.

Andy thinks the Patriots and Vrabel are not afraid of real football after voting against the ban of the tush push. Buehler vs. Lindor reminded Fitzy of the Joe Kelly Fight Club. Ted breaks down the latest story on Bill Belichick and UNC.

Hart, Fitzy, and Ted share their three-point stance takes of the day, including the latest on Bill Belichick and UNC. They also react to NFL rule changes and owners voting against banning the tush push.

On today's Three Point Stance: Andy shares his perspective on the Caitlin Clark-Angel Reese rivalry, Fitzy shares a promising comparison between the Celtics and the Spurs, and Ted offers a critique of the system deployed by Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla.

On today's Three Point Stance: Andy shares his perspective on the Caitlin Clark-Angel Reese rivalry, Fitzy shares a promising comparison between the Celtics and the Spurs, and Ted offers a critique of the system deployed by Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla. Plus, Hart, Fitzy and Johnson share their takeaways from Day 2 of Patriots voluntary OTAs, including a poor performance from QB Drake Maye with his new top target, Stefon Diggs, not on the field. They also discuss their other main takeaways from the first two days of OTAs for New England.

SEGMENT - In today's three point stance: Andy and Fitzy discuss their main takeaways from the Patriots YouTube series "Forged in Foxboro", while Dan Bahl makes the case for the Red Sox to play their best 26 guys, which includes calling up top prospects Roman Anthony and Marcelo Mayer.

SEGMENT - In today's three point stance: Andy makes the case for Christian Barmore and Milton Williams to be gamebreakers, Fitzy is ready for a marquee Jaylen Brown game, and Ted is sick and tired of Knicks fans

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.

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.

Hart thinks Jaylen Brown needs to prove himself tonight, Fitzy thinks it's time to get excited about the 2025 Patriots, and Ted wants to see a big game 5 from Kristaps Porzingis.

Hart, Fitzy, and Ted present their three-point stance takes. Can Jaylen Brown rise to the occasion tonight? What will the offense look like with Brown at the helm?

Hart, Fitzy, and Ted give their three-point stances and breakdown the fallout of Jayson Tatum's injury. Who needs to step up, does the team have any chance of coming back against the Knicks?

Andy thinks Jaylen Brown will not be traded with Tatum's injury, Fitzy thinks Joe Mazzulla is the most important factor for the Celtics to come back, and Ted gives credit to John Henry for meeting with Rafael Devers in person.

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.

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.

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.

(0:00) The third hour opens with the guys resetting their thoughts on the Celtics and their struggles from three point range in their loss to the Knicks in game 1. (16:30) More discussion on the Celtics from three point range and what Joe Mazzulla has had to say about shooting threes. (27:45) Have the NBA playoffs been better this year compared to recent years? Plus, some thoughts on the George Pickens Trade and the Utah hockey team being named “Mammoth”. (37:42) Resetting thoughts on Jayson Tatum and his performance in the playoffs so far.

SEGMENT - In today's three-point stance: Andy says that Jaylen Brown needs to step up tonight Fitzy thinks the Patriots should have been in on the George Pickens sweepstakes Ted is ready for more drastic moves to be made by the Red Sox

On today's Three Point Stance: Andy was unimpressed by the presence of Celtics' fans at TD Garden on Monday night, Fitzy shares the details of a bizarre lawsuit involving QB Shedeur Sanders, and Ted criticizes the job done by the Celtics' coaching staff.

On today's Three Point Stance: Andy was unimpressed by the presence of Celtics' fans at TD Garden on Monday night, Fitzy shares the details of a bizarre lawsuit involving QB Shedeur Sanders, and Ted criticizes the job done by the Celtics' coaching staff. Plus, Ted shares his breakdown of Game 1 between the Celtics and Knicks with Hart and Fitzy, and the guys discuss the value that assists have in the Celtics' ability to control the style and pace of play in this series. They also re-visit Andy's Three-Point Stance take from earlier in today's show, and they discuss the lackluster performance put forth by Celtics' fans in the stands at TD Garden during Game 1 of Boston's series against the Knicks.

Three point stance: Hart wants people to shut up about Joe Milton. It does not matter. Fitzy makes the case for Adam Vinatieri over Edelman for the Pats hall of fame. Without him, there would be no Patriots dynasty. Dan says Devers at first base is not a good idea.

Hart thinks opposing fans need to keep calling for Boston in the playoffs, Fitzy thinks it's time for the Red Sox to call up Roman Anthony, and Dan thinks the Lakers need to stop listening to LeBron to build their roster and coaching staff.

Hart, Fitzy, and Dan share their three-point stance takes of the day. They are then joined by Lou Merloni to discuss the latest news surrounding the Red Sox.

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.

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.

On today's Three Point Stance: Andy likes Jayson Tatum's attitude shown in the Orlando series and wants him to maintain it for the rest of the playoffs, Fitzy emphasizes the importance of limiting and monitoring interactions between fans and athletes, and Ted summarizes the Patriots' successes in the 2025 offseason. Plus, the guys break down the current state of the Patriots' offensive depth chart, and they discuss how QB Drake Maye is set to benefit immensely from the team's aggressive approach to the offseason. They also share their favorite, and least favorite, picks from the Patriots' 2025 draft class.

On today's Three Point Stance: Andy likes Jayson Tatum's attitude shown in the Orlando series and wants him to maintain it for the rest of the playoffs, Fitzy emphasizes the importance of limiting and monitoring interactions between fans and athletes, and Ted summarizes the Patriots' successes in the 2025 offseason.

Ted Johnson thinks the Tarheels should consider firing Belichick with all the bad press he is getting. Hart compares Will Campbell to Ty Warren, and Fitzy thinks the Patriots should be ranked higher than 25 in power rankings.