Ken Laird, Matt Kalman, and guest host this week Evan Marinofsky of CLNS Media discuss the recent Cam Neely comments on NBC Sports Boston regarding the Charlie McAvoy RFA contract negotiations. The guys discuss Bruins' GM Don Sweeney's worst moves to date, and whether the McAvoy negotiation is the most important decision of Sweeney's tenure.
Rob Bradford and Kerosene Ken Laird take part in a historic podcast adventure, executing Episode 113 of the Bradfo Sho while circling Fenway Park in a Boom Sauce pedicab/rickshaw/bike taxi. Along with taking the time to get out and about to clear their minds and fill the podcast full of hot takes heading into Major League Baseball's crunch-time, the duo executes a new form of podcasting while being escorted through the streets of Boston by Ryan of Boston Bike Taxi. Opinions are voiced, stories a...
Thank you, Royals. The Sox desperately needed a night of good news and good fortune and thanks to Rick Porcello and the usual hitting suspects, the 8-game losing streak ended. Josh recaps and rolls in sound from Porcello, Alex Cora and Sam "Home Run" Travis.
In their debut episode, Lucy and Elaine talk about Rob Gronkowski buying a condo in Miami and what this means for any possible return to football or the Patriots. They also have their Camille Kostek Appreciation Minute and discuss the cancellation of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show and Elaine's experiences in the Miss Maine competition.
Andy Hart and Ryan Hannable discuss Tom Brady's new contract and other Patriots news surrounding Hall of Fame inductions and the wide reciever position before getting into more on-field training camp story lines. At the end of the episode, Andy pays his respects to colleague Don Banks.
The mirage of last weekend vs the Yankees at Fenway has faded completely: The Red Sox getting swept in the Bronx means the losing streak is EIGHT and the wild card tail lights are getting further and further off in the distance. Josh has a full if not painful recap of the Yankees games; sound from the ejected/dejected Chris Sale and Alex Cora, and a bunch of mind-bending stats that'll depress the heck out of you.
Announcing “The Off Day” multiverse: this season John Andersen and Chris Scheim will bring The Off Day audience gambling picks and advice on a weekly basis. Shorter episodes with more of a league-wide focus, but plenty of Patriots talk as well. Dropping every Saturday AM for the rest of the season. John - @JohnWEEI Scheim - @scheimtime Twitter - OffDayPod IG - @OffDayPodcast Facebook.com/OffDayPodcast offdaythepodcast@gmail.com...
Matt Kalman talks to NHL.com's Mike Morreale about Bruins first round pick John Beecher and his standout performance with Team USA at the World Junior Summer Showcase.
With no help at the trade deadline, it's up to the current pitching staff to smooth out the many wrinkles. (So many.) Andrew Cashner pitches poorly and meets the media after; Alex Cora talk as well, and Josh recaps what's going right and what's going wrong before previewing the weekend series in the Bronx.
Rob Bradford and the Boston Herald's Jason Mastrodonato meticulously break down one of the more bizarre Dave Dombrowski press conferences in recent memory, trying to make sense of what exactly happened with the Red Sox at the trade deadline. The duo also rehash a misfortunate Arby's experience.
The trade deadline is more of a trade dudline -- no moves made and the Status Quo Sox fall behind TB 8-2, ultimately losing 8-5. Josh has some thoughts; a game recap as well; and you'll hear from Dave Dombrowski and Alex Cora on the state of the state.
Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey review the latest Quentin Tarantino movie, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. One of them loved it, the other did not. Spoiler free to start before full spoilers. Plus This Week in #DORK, featuring The Boys, Davey’s Video Game Minute, and the Pick of the Podcast. Follow on Twitter: @DORKpodcast
6 runs weren't enough vs the Yankees Sunday night and the same held true Tuesday vs TB at Fenway. A long, reliever-filled ballgame had the Sox in position to win it with a big hit mulltiple times but that big hit never showed up -- and as of now, a trade piece hasn't showed up either. With the deadline on approach, Josh looks at who's out there, recaps the game, and rolls in sound from Cora and Price. (Yes, in a four hour game, who did you think was pitching, Sale??)
Ken & Kalman debate a few Bruins issues including the latest on Charlie McAvoy's contract, the new Andrei Vasilevsky contract in Tampa, and Bruins most likely to breakout next year. Plus, Skate Pod listeners Paul and Bob make their debut on the show to talk about the team.
Ryan Hannable and Andy Hart discuss Rodney Harrison's induction into the Patriots Hall of Fame before getting into their observations from the first five days of camp. Andy and Ryan update position battles as well as discuss Jarrett Stidham's progression. 7-30-19 Twitter: @OffDayPod Instagram: @OffDayPodcast Facebook.com/OffDayPodcast offdaythepodcast@gmail.com
Rob Bradford is joined by Red Sox outfielder Jackie Bradley Jr. to dive into all the important topics: His new swing, battle with inconsistency, trade rumors, contract talks and, of course, hair restoration. There is also an introduction to Bradfo Sho intern/Twitter guru Donuts Carreiro. Listen!
What could've been a 4-game sweep of the Yankees fizzled Sunday night. Chris Sale was mediocre, the clutch hitting failed to show, but those first three gams of the seeries? Yeah, 38 runs, that'll play. Josh walks you through it with audio from Mookie "3 Homer Game" Betts, Sam "Very Intense Man" Travis and Alex "I Sound Exhausted After All This" Cora.
Hour 4: Should adults call out sick to go to Patriots training camp? And Brady is not practicing at training camp today.
Hour 3: Marc James asks if the Red Sox should buy, sell or hold. And they think adults should not put their own names on the backs of jerseys.
Hour 2: The guys wonder if Dan Le Batard should have been fired for his political comments recently. And it’s the final edition of Headlines with Wiggy.
Hour 1: It’s the final day of Wiggy, Fitzy and James and Wiggy and Fitzy talk about their days at Gillette for training camp yesterday. Also, Wiggy thinks it’s weird for adults to go to kids movies without kids.
That'll leave a mark. The Sox pound out 7 first inning runs and wallop the Yankees like they'd never before walloped them in front of a packed house at Fenway. Josh recaps the carnage from the 19-3 de-pantsing of the Pinstripes; audio from JBJ and Alex Cora.
Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey did not attend San Diego Comic Con, but no one covered the event like they did. Hear their thoughts on Black Widow, The Eternals, Shang-Chi, Doctor Strange 2, Thor 4, Blade and all the Disney+ shows. They also discuss all the trailers that came out including It: Chapter Two, Watchmen, The Witcher, and Top Gun: Maverick. Twitter: @DORKpodcast
Hour 4: Belichick answers questions about Caserio during his press conference. And Patriots fans showed up in droves for training camp.
Hour 3: Baseball is attracting an older crowd and the guys think Lawrence Welk at games. And Marc doesn’t trust Isaiah Wynn.
Hour 1: The Red Sox played part of yesterday’s game under protest and the delay while the umpires figured out what to do was so long even Ken Burns fell asleep. And Mut at Night is back.
Sox lose 3-2... at least for now. Alex Cora protests after a wacky substitution situation gums up the works in Tampa Bay... must everything weird involve Angel Hernandez?? The umpire-of-note, Cora, the Rays' Kevin Cash, pitchers Morton and Price, and the bottom of the Rays' order were all key cast members in a loss that knocked th Sox back into third in the AL East. Josh tries to make sense of it and previews the Yankee series; audio from Cora and Price.
Hour 4: The Patriots will be contending in four years if Brady and Belichick are still in New England and Wiggy says players should never get comfortable because positions aren’t guaranteed.
Hour 3: Marc thinks Brady will walk away from football before the 2020 season and he also thinks The Doors are the greatest American band of all time.
Hour 2: Zion Williamson signed a huge and potentially historic endorsement deal. And the guys question Mike Francesa saying horses know when they win a race.
