Felger & Massarotti

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.

Hot MLB storylines get the spotlight: Bryce Harper's 2025 performance and a public spat with Dave Dombrowski. A look at Detroit's rotation boost after signing Framber Valdez. Aaron Judge's legacy debate centers on whether he can deliver a championship. Three major 2026 narratives are highlighted for fans to watch.

Mark Dondero, broadcast contributor and update host, drops in with quick takes and lively banter. They riff on travel nightmares and TSA chaos. Call-center woes and awkward on-air moments get tossed around. Golf, Fenway food curiosities, and hot takes on college hoops and media personalities round out the chat.

He and his co-hosts spar over streaming sports, piracy workarounds, and the MLB's Netflix/NBC/Peacock moves. Callers debate how to revive baseball for kids, from shorter seasons to rule tweaks. They also dissect Red Sox lineup questions, strikeout fixes, and Jason Tatum's impact on the Celtics' offense.

Preview of the Celtics vs Thunder matchup with lineup context and Tatum’s role under scrutiny. Reaction to the Bruins’ 4-2 loss and debate over starting Jeremy Swayman. Deep dive into MLB’s 2026 season opener and frustrations about fragmented streaming options.

A lively dive into the maze of streaming options, blackouts, and authentication headaches for watching baseball. Conversation about pitch clock effects, pace of play, and how that is shaping attendance. Debate over whether Boston’s roster improvements truly set them up for 2026 success. Strong opinions on Kristian Campbell’s development path and the team’s handling of young talent.

Mark Dondero, filling in for Big Jim and offering sharp baseball analysis. They kick off with the 2026 season opener in San Francisco. Conversations cover rule changes that revived the game, pace of play improvements, struggles with ABS and robo-ump concerns, and the worrying decline of doubles and triples.

A lively rundown of Red Sox expectations for 2026, from spring training takeaways to roster moves. They debate pitching health, workload after the WBC, and whether early-season form will hold. Listeners call in with sharp takes on depth, lineup construction, and who might disappoint by June.

They debate trade rumors linking A.J. Brown to New England and the timing and contract math behind a potential deal. A viral flag-football TD sparks a discussion about whether Tom Brady could still play in the NFL. They weigh reports of an imminent 18-game season and its implications for player safety, bye weeks, and scheduling.

Ty Anderson, sports reporter and Bruins analyst at 98.5 The Sports Hub, breaks down the Bruins' decision to sign James Hagens to an ATO and why Providence matters for development. He discusses whether Hagens will stay in the AHL, rules for returning to college hockey, and how prospect moves affect the Bruins' playoff push and goalie workload.