Felger & Massarotti

(0:00) Felger, Mazz, and Murray open the third hour discussing Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown and the Celtics ahead of their matchup tonight with the Golden State Warriors.  (13:49) More thoughts from the callers on all that has been discussed on the show. (24:28) Reading some emails with thoughts on Elias Lindholm from Bruins fans. (30:57) Resetting thoughts on last night’s World Baseball Classic Championship game. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(0:00) The second hour of the show opens with the callers giving their thoughts on the World Baseball Classic. (13:30) Reacting to the Bruins latest blown lead and overtime loss last night in Montreal. (26:58) The callers give their thoughts on the Bruins. (35:52) Thoughts on what Marco Sturm had to say postgame on the effort of the Bruins in their loss to the Canadiens. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(0:00) Felger, Mazz, and Murray open the show with their thoughts on the World Baseball Classic Championship game and if the Americans are chokers. (14:04) Did the Americans lineup fail them in the World Baseball Classic? (23:06) Were the other nations more invested and passionate for the World Baseball Classic compared to the Americans? (34:06) Mazz has some thoughts on how to improve the World Baseball Classic product. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A deep dive into the Celtics' on-court dynamic, focusing on Jaylen Brown's breakout scoring night and Jayson Tatum's reduced fourth-quarter role. Discussion of postgame optics, body language and whether Tatum will accept a smaller role long term. Listener calls weigh in and the show closes with a light Email of the Day segment and playful draft and sports banter.

Alex Barth, NFL draft analyst at 98.5 The Sports Hub, breaks down Patriots draft needs and best-available prospects. He weighs edge vs tackle priority, names sleepers and rapid mock calls. Rapid-fire 10-question takes cover quirky prospect quizzes, roster moves, quarterback debates, and trade fit speculation.

Alex Barth, local sports reporter and podcaster known for Patriots and NFL analysis, joins to react to the Jaylen Waddle trade and what it means for New England. He compares Waddle and A.J. Brown, debates Brown’s fit and market price, and breaks down three ups and three downs for the Patriots’ offseason. Callers add takes on trades, roster gaps, and draft receiver depth.

Conversation breaks down the Brown-Tatum on-court dynamic and who is taking charge late in games. Callers debate trade ideas and which wing added more value against the Suns. Reaction to Venezuela advancing to the World Baseball Classic final against the USA. Recap of the Bruins’ overtime loss and concerns about defense and goaltending.

They break down Team USA's win over the Dominican Republic and the charged Miami atmosphere. They argue about the controversial ninth-inning pitch and whether replay or automated strike zones can fix umpiring. They debate roster choices and what 'best-on-best' international baseball really means. They read a fiery Email of the Day and close with blunt final thoughts on how hitters should respond.

Conversation centers on the Celtics’ lineup adjustments, ball‑handling without Tatum, and Jalen Brown’s ejection and aftermath. They mock March Madness bracket mania and explain why bracket talk is off limits. Callers weigh in on baseball, Bruins power play issues, and reactions to recent NBA controversies.

Callers debate wild World Baseball Classic plays and question Team USA pitching choices. Trade chatter centers on whether New England can realistically land A.J. Brown and the cap mechanics involved. Recap of a tense Bruins shootout win, Swayman’s key saves, scoring woes, and McAvoy’s increased shooting. Quick lightning-round takes on Celtics shot selection and fan reactions.