Hour 1. Wiggy, James, and Hart hold it down on a Wednesday and all watched the new Chris Herren Documentary and think it is gripping. Plus, Belichick is softening with age and the evidence is mounting.
Andrew Cashner's Red Sox debut is a clunker and the Sox got blasted by Toronto, 10-4. Cashner speaks, Josh looks for silver linings, and Alex Cora talks about what has to get better. Game three of the series is previewed, with a look at what appears to be good news (Eduardo Rodriguez vs 3-13 Aaron Sanchez.)
Is trading Patrice Bergeron a radical idea? Yes. But that's Wiggy's point, in that the Bruins' need a drastic change to win it all. Wiggy is free to give his take here on The Skate Pod (free from Dale Arnold's censorship on the Dale & Keefe show) and he’s got two specific players he'd want to move Bergeron for.
Hour 4: Dickerson doesn’t need 18 NFL games in a season and will Gronk come out of retirement?
Hour 3: Wiggy and Dickerson give their Madden ratings for WEEI on-air talent and Dickerson says he feels badly for Chris Sale.
Hour 2: Wiggy does Headlines and says he plays as himself in Madden. And he thinks Porcello won’t turn things around for the Red Sox.
Hour 1: Wiggy and Dickerson are in and Ordway said yesterday he is getting death threats but is he really? And they go through the pros and cons of an 18-game NFL season.
Rob Bradford is joined by Red Sox first baseman Mitch Moreland and Chad Jennings of The Athletic to reflect on the Eduardo Nunez, whose time in Boston has come to and an end. The trio remember the highlights, the struggles and the nickname he asked to always put on his cup of coffee.
Two 5-run innings carry the Sox to a needed win vs Toronto. Josh rolls through the roll call of heroes then previews Andrew Cashner's Sox debut while also grumbling about the bullpen. Eduard Nunez is DFA'd so his Sox career is put in perspective on his way out of New England. Andrew Benintendi speaks after his big night; Alex Cora mets the media too.
Ken and Curtis react to the news that Gerry Callahan is done at WEEI.
Hour 1: The Real K&C and Mut recall their favorite Gerry Callahan memories and Mut and Curtis recap their vacations now that they’re back.
Hour 4: The list of the three things Gerry loved and Gerry bared his soul on the air.
Hour 3: Gerry did a lot for the Jimmy Fund during his time at the station and he always expected the best from everyone he worked with. Also Mut tweeted a string of tweets about Gerry and Lucy does a dramatic reading of them.
Hour 2: The guys talk about their memories of Gerry’s reaction to Curtis’ announcement about being an alcoholic and the Aaron Hernandez death.
A recap of a lost weekend -- the World Series rematch starts strong and ends poorly. Josh has the info you need from all three games; plus a detailed breakdown of new starter Andrew Cashner, then a look ahead to the Blue Jays series.
Stranded in Europe, Josh does the only reasonable thing: A bonus Sox podcast from Heathrow Terminal 5. A look at the good, bad and sometimes quite ugly of the season to date along with a quick preview of the Dodgers series this weekend.
Host of the Sox Daily podcast, Josh Lewin, sat down with NESN Boston Red Sox play-by-play announcer Dave O'Brien to talk about life in a 3-man booth and baseball at the halfway mark.
Ken Laird & Matt Kalman react to the signing of free agent Marcus Johansson by the Buffalo Sabres, and are joined by two special phone guests: celebrity Boston talk show caller Maria in Watertown plus CBS Sports' finest Pete Blackburn.
Josh sits down with NESN Red Sox color commentator Dennis Eckersley to talk about their season at the halfway mark.
As we hit the halfway point of the season, Josh sits down with NESN Red Sox color commentator Jerry Remy.
Alex Reimer has been miffed at the way Ken & Curtis have been 'bullying' him on the air lately, so with Curtis on vacation in Hawaitt Ken invited Alex on the pre-show to disucss his list of grievances.
Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey review Spider-Man: Far From Home. How does it compare to the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Is it the best Spider-Man movie ever made? Plus This Week in #DORK, Davey's Video Game Minute and the Pick of the Podcast. Twitter: @DORKpodcast
Ken Laird & Matt Kalman react to Day 1 of 2019 NHL Free Agency, with the Bruins making a few minor signings but avoiding big ticket items due to salary cap and other (pending RFA signings & David Backes) limitations.
The Red Sox' trip to the UK was OK from a fun and "educate-the-Brits" standpoint; not so much with the pitching. Two bad losses dropped the Red Sox to 11 behind the Yankees and Josh has the recap of the series plus all kinds of bomus content, from an interview with Sox' president Sam Kennedy to a long form "man on the street" interview with some chaps who fancied a go of the American Pastime.
Matt Kalman and longtime Providence hockey writer Mark Divver, now of RinksideRhodeIsland.com, record from the Bruins practice rink at Warrior Ice in Brighton and highlight who they feel were the standouts from the 2019 Bruins Development Camp, including Oskar Steen, Cooper Zech, John Beecher Pavel Shen and the team's goaltending prospects Dan Vladar, Kyle Keyser and Jeremy Swayman.
Chicago steals the finale of the three-game series at Fenway as a late Bogaerts-infused rally is undone by a bad bullpen. Josh recaps the game, frames the bullpen struggles, and rolls in sound from Alex Cora. A preview of Sox-Yanks in the UK at the end of the podcast, too.
The Sox hit the midpoint of the 2019 season with a win and a little momentum, but what'll it take to actually catch and pass TB and NY? Josh recaps the soggy Tuesday night game from Fenway, previews the London trip and rolls in post-game sound from Alex Cora.
Rich Keefe is joined by Jason Rossi (Rossi on Wrestling Podcast) and Chris Scheim (@Scheimtime) to discuss the best TV shows that you may have missed. Do you agree? What did they leave out? Twitter: @DORKpodcast
Ken Laird and Matt Kalman re-launch the WEEI hockey podcast as 'The Skate Podcast' and dive into the Bruins free agency decisions as July 1 approaches, plus a look back at the weekend's drafting of John Beecher.
A little Shakespeare to class this joint up and get you ready for the London series. The Sox rally three times and finally beat Chicago; Josh recaps a complicated game, rolls in sound from the walkoff hero, Marco Hernandez, and manager Alex Cora as well. As a bonus track, enjoy Dennis Eckersleys' thoughtful response to having been called out by Marcus Stroman.
