Felger & Massarotti

(0:00) Felger, Mazz, and Murray open the show with thoughts on the Bruins big weekend, the Red Sox losing 2 of 3 to the Reds, and the Celtics clinching a playoff spot over the weekend.  (13:25) The callers give their thoughts on the Red Sox and the Bruins. (27:22) Murray has some issues with all the “gap year” talk by the Celtic. (34:46) Felger gives more thoughts on the Bruins big weekend, especially their win on Saturday over the Minnesota Wild at TD Garden. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tony Massarotti breaks down the Red Sox season opening series in Cincinnati. The Sox have some concerns coming off the weekend.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

They break down the Red Sox season-opener and early impressions of players and strategy. A detailed discussion follows about Tiger Woods' crash, reported DUI and questions around responsibility. They debate automated strike-tracking tech and its impact on baseball. Listeners call in with takes on signings, roster moves and quirky sports moments.

They dissect the Celtics’ recent dominance and what it means for a title run. They debate Tiger Woods’ Jeep crash and whether impairment questions should follow. Trade mechanics and Patriots strategy dominate A.J. Brown talk. A freewheeling call-in segment leads to five off-sports questions ranging from enlistment age to burger preferences.

They debate baseball’s streaming chaos, from app frustrations to fragmented access and costs. The ABS automated strike system and how it worked on Opening Day gets a detailed breakdown. They react to news of Tiger Woods’ rollover crash and revisit his past incidents. A rapid-fire lightning round of callers brings quirky takes and hot takes on everything from prospects to league branding.

Contract drama around Christian Gonzalez and whether the Patriots should extend him now or risk a tag or trade. How the ABS automated strike zone influenced the Red Sox Opening Day win. Hot takes on Celtics spacing and whether moving Tatum off the ball makes them true title contenders.

They break down Celtics game flow and who should take clutch shots. They dig into Christian Gonzalez contract rumors and NFL officiating pay. They recap the Bruins vs Sabres skirmish, focusing on turnovers and penalties. Listeners weigh in on overhyped players and the Coleman Electric Email of the Day closes out with a baseball preview.

Alex Barth, Boston sports reporter and draft analyst for 98.5 The Sports Hub, gives quick takes on Patriots contract talks around CB Christian Gonzalez and explains his updated mock draft thinking. He also jumps into late-game NBA and NHL recaps, covering the Celtics’ win over the Thunder and the Bruins’ overtime victory. Short, sharp sports analysis with roster context and game reactions.

A lively preview of the Red Sox’s 2026 expectations, debating World Series versus ALCS goals. Deep dives on roster durability, pitching uncertainties, and workload worries. Fan calls fuel reactions about lineup choices and trades. A humorous ranking segment naming the biggest Boston prospect busts.

Alex Barth, radio personality filling in as co-host, joins the conversation. They break down the Celtics’ playoff-feel win and Jaylen Brown’s aggressive paint attacks. They debate depth concerns for a title run and critique Mason Lohrei after costly Bruins turnovers. Quick Red Sox opening day chatter wraps the segment.