The Boston Sports Bros Podcast

Adam Kaufman joins the Bros where we dive right into debating whether or not Wemby's elbow was a flagrant 2 off the rip. We then get into the offseason discussion surrounding the Celtics and whether or not JT & JB can continue to co-exist, what moves in free agency and the trade market may be available and if Joe Mazulla will be on the hot seat heading into next season. Adam also gives us some insight into his gambling content, favorite steakhouse in Massachusetts and why Eddie House was his favorite Celtic of all time.  The Bros then get into the Red Sox who are trying to work themselves into the mix and climb out of the massive hole they created for themselves. We also coin a new nickname for Jaren (Karen) Duran for his inability to let things go and just focus on baseball.  Gabe gives a fantastic breakdown on the Bruins offseason needs and what may be available around the NHL, a Patriots check-in as Rookie mini camp is underway. The Bravo Boys arrive to discuss whether West banged a 60 year old and we wrap up with one of our best OH-YA/YA-OH segments in a while.  

The bros are wearing all black as the Celtics and Bruins both get bounced from the playoffs within 24 hours over the weekend, swinging the Boston sports pendulum from playoffs to funeral status in the blink of an eye. We recap the Celtics collapse and and where the blame pie is assigned, and discuss the Bruins and how they get out of the first round moving forward. We touch on the abomination that is the Red Sox and wrap up with our usual segments. 

The Bros return for a loaded episode where two teams playing in the playoffs end up being the latter part of our conversation. Mike Kadlick of Sports Illustrated and CLNS Media joins us as we lead off with the Red Sox and the sweeping changes they made to the coaching staff over the weekend, and where does the team go from here? We then shift gears to the Patriots and recap their draft selections and update the Vrabel situation with the latest details. We get into the playoff series for both the Celtics and Bruins and what needs to happen for them to advance to the next round. A fantastic OH-YA/YA-OH segment touches on the AWFUL Amazon Prime announcers from game 3, the latest at WEEI and changes to their programming, a shoutout to a restaurant in Savannah, GA, a new NFL player with the nickname, The Tokyo Toe and celebrate tailgating returning to being legal for the world cup games at Gillette. We take the Pike home and preview the week ahead! Be sure to like and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcast, Spotify and YouTube and give us a follow on social media! 

Plotty and Big E convene for an emergency episode to break down the latest on the Mike Vrabel situation and the latest news regarding new photos being released, Vrabel stepping away from the team during day 3 of the draft and his need to address the media and fan base with sincerity (he did right after we recorded). We also discuss how the Patriots are the biggest soap opera with all the twists and turns over the last 25 years. We touch on game 2 for the Bruins and Celtics playoffs and how we are OUT on The Red Sox with their pathetic performance against the Yankees. We discuss the changes at WEEI and how poor their management is in station programming, The Bravo Boys check in and we touch on Barstool Spring Break as well. A LOADED emergency episode now available everywhere! 

The Bros return for episode 85 kicking things off talking about the Boston Marathon and importance of Patriots Day in Boston. We then get into the Celtics & Bruins playoff series, recapping game 1 from each and what we're looking for the rest of the way. Sammy K takes us into the Red Sox who continue to be middling and preview a huge series with the Yankees taking place this week at Fenway. The bros turn their attention the NFL where the draft will take place later this week and OTAs are officially underway. We wrap up with the return of the Bravo Boys in OH-YA/YA-OH breaking down the latest Amanda/West/Kyle/Ciara circus and bring it home on the PIKE with what we're looking forward to in the week ahead. 

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers we kick things off with our final thoughts on the final 4 and Michigan being crowned champions and we then get into Rory McIlroy going back-to-back at The Masters to win his second green jacket.  We then take deep dives into wrapping up both the Celtics & Bruins regular seasons and preview their playoff matchups that will begin over the weekend. Needless to say, we're excited for the first round where it's nonstop action for a few weeks.  We have a spirited conversation around the struggles of the Red Sox and why they're off to such a bad start, the fellowship of the miserable is very much alive and well. We wrap up around town touching on the Mike Vrabel & Dianna Russini situation which continues to evolve each day. We wrap up with OH-YA & YA-OH and Park The Care in the PIKE 

This episode covers the latest in college basketball March Madness, NBA playoffs, NHL Stanley Cup race, Red Sox struggles, and Boston sports updates. The Bros also get into the Summer House Drama, launch of Rhode Island Housewives, how $39 Poutine is insane, the booing of elected officials and the MBTA and what we're looking forward to with the Masters taking place this week. 

Sammy and Big E take the reigns this week to recap an incredible week of sports with the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 taking place as well as important games down the stretch for both The Bruins and Celtics. The Red Sox also kick off their season and are off to a brutal start without being able to generate any sort of offense early on. Tune into Episode 82 now! 

This episode features an in-depth discussion on March Madness as Tim McKone of 98.5 The Sports Hub joins the show. The bros dive deep into all things college basketball, and the Boston Celtics performance since the return of Jayson Taum. The hosts analyze key games, strategies, and player performances, providing insights for basketball fans and sports enthusiasts. Every Bruins game down the stretch is a playoff game and in this episode, we also explore the upcoming Boston sports season, including Red Sox prospects, Celtics' schedule, Bruins' challenges, and insights into NFL and college basketball. We also share personal stories, favorite spots, and humorous moments from our March Madness gathering.

The Boston Sports Bros reconvene for episode 80 ft. our first ever and most appeared guest, Trevor Hass of The Boston Globe. We spend the first part of the show reviewing each region of the NCAA March Madness bracket and where we think there's chalk and upsets on the horizon. We also talk to Trevor about his new book that's available, his favorite restaurants to check out and upcoming stories he has on the horizon.  We get into our usual around town segment, touching on all 4 major teams and the World Baseball Classic, and wrap up with OH-YA/YA-OH and The PIKE. 

Join us as we delve into the world of Boston sports radio with James Stewart, executive producer of Felger and Mazz, exploring the art of engagement, behind-the-scenes stories, and the passion for sports that drives the industry. In this engaging episode, we delve into the latest sports updates, including Celtics' comeback, Bruins' struggles, and NFL free agency insights. Join us for expert analysis, memorable moments, and future predictions in the world of sports.

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, the crew discusses the recent performances of the Celtics and Sixers, analyzing their rivalry and player dynamics. They delve into the current state of the Flyers and Bruins, including goaltending concerns and trade deadline speculations. The conversation shifts to baseball, highlighting the Red Sox and Phillies as they prepare for the World Baseball Classic, with insights on key players and team prospects. In this episode, the hosts discuss their excitement for the upcoming baseball season, focusing on the Phillies and their potential to challenge the Dodgers. They also touch on the Red Sox's roster updates and the Eagles' trade rumors. As March approaches, the conversation shifts to the anticipation of March Madness and the local sports culture in Boston, including the closing of a beloved sports bar. The episode wraps up with updates on the Celtics and Bruins, as well as a nod to the 10-year anniversary of the popular podcast Pardon My Take.

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers, the hosts reflect on the recent Olympic games, highlighting the successes of both the men's and women's hockey teams. They discuss the excitement surrounding the games, the impact of overtime rules, and the ongoing performance of the Celtics and Bruins. The conversation also touches on spring training for the Red Sox and the potential of new player prospects. Additionally, the hosts review the new series 'Knights of the Seven Kingdoms,' drawing parallels to the beloved 'Game of Thrones.'

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, host Josh Plotkin welcomes Jahmai Webster from NESN to discuss the latest updates on the Boston Red Sox as they enter spring training. The conversation covers the team's roster changes, pitching staff, and expectations for the upcoming season, as well as the competitiveness of the AL East. Jahmai shares insights on the World Baseball Classic and the Red Sox players participating, and the episode concludes with a lightning round of personal insights and reflections on the sports world.

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, the hosts engage with John Karalis, a Celtics beat writer and podcast host, to discuss the latest developments surrounding Jason Tatum's potential return to the team. The conversation delves into the dynamics of media reporting, the impact of take culture on sports commentary, and the expectations for Tatum's return as the Celtics aim for a championship. The discussion also highlights the importance of player development and the future prospects of the team. All aboard the Hugo Gonzalez Train! 

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, the hosts reflect on the Patriots' disappointing loss in Super Bowl 60 against the Seattle Seahawks. They analyze the team's performance, focusing on the defense's strengths and the offense's struggles. The conversation shifts to offseason strategies, including potential player acquisitions and coaching decisions. The hosts then transition to discussing the NBA, including the Celtics' recent trades and the upcoming All-Star game. They also touch on the Olympics, particularly Olympic hockey, and conclude with a discussion on the Red Sox's offseason moves and expectations for the upcoming season.

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, the hosts dive into the excitement surrounding the upcoming Super Bowl where the New England Patriots face off against the Seattle Seahawks. They discuss key matchups, injury concerns, and the importance of both offensive and defensive strategies. The conversation shifts to the Hall of Fame controversy surrounding Bill Belichick's snub, highlighting the biases in the voting process. Finally, the hosts provide an update on the Boston Celtics as they approach the trade deadline, discussing potential moves and the impact of injuries on the team's performance. In this episode, the hosts delve into the complexities of recovering from sports injuries, particularly focusing on the mental aspects and the importance of gradual reintegration into competitive play. They discuss the recent Stadium Series game involving the Bruins, analyzing the team's performance and the implications for their playoff prospects. The conversation shifts to the upcoming Olympics and the excitement surrounding spring training for the Red Sox, culminating in a discussion about the World Cup and its impact on fans and the sport. The episode wraps up with predictions for upcoming games and reflections on the current state of various teams.

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, the hosts celebrate the New England Patriots' remarkable journey to the Super Bowl, analyzing their recent victory over the Denver Broncos. They discuss the impact of weather conditions, coaching strategies, and the performance of key players, including quarterback Drake Maye. The conversation also shifts to the upcoming Super Bowl against the Seattle Seahawks, highlighting the challenges ahead and the passionate support of Patriots fans. Additionally, the hosts critique the broadcast quality and commentary during the game, expressing their thoughts on the media's role in shaping viewer experience. In this episode, the hosts reflect on the recent passing of Bob Weir, share their experiences at concerts, and highlight standout performances in the NFL, particularly Rhamondre Stevenson. They discuss the Patriots' journey to the Super Bowl, Sarge's insights into the team's future, and the excitement surrounding the upcoming game. The conversation shifts to updates on the Celtics and Bruins, as well as a discussion on UFC events and remarkable climbing feats. The episode wraps up with a look ahead to future sports events and a celebration of the Boston sports community.

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, host Josh Plotkin welcomes Clem from Barstool Sports for a lively discussion about the current state of Boston and New York sports. The conversation kicks off with Clem reflecting on the recent successes of his teams—the Mets, Giants, and Knicks—while also acknowledging the Patriots' impressive run to the AFC Championship. The group dives into the Patriots' recent victory over the Texans, analyzing key plays and performances, particularly focusing on quarterback Drake May and the team's defense. As they transition to discussing the upcoming AFC Championship game against the Broncos, the hosts share their thoughts on the challenges ahead and the significance of the Patriots' playoff journey. In this episode, Clem discusses the current state of baseball, particularly focusing on the Dodgers and Mets. He expresses his frustration with the Dodgers' dominance and the implications it has for the rest of the league, emphasizing that while the Dodgers may seem invincible, they are not unbeatable. Clem also shares his thoughts on the Mets' performance and the challenges they face in the competitive landscape of Major League Baseball. Transitioning to football, the conversation shifts to Barstool Sports' involvement in the Super Bowl festivities, with Clem mentioning his participation in the 'Dozen' tournament and the excitement surrounding the event. The discussion wraps up with a look at the NBA, where Clem critiques the Knicks' struggles and reflects on the Celtics' recent successes, highlighting Jalen Brown's All-Star selection and the team's potential for a deep playoff run.

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, the bros discuss the New England Patriots' recent wild card win, analyzing key moments, coaching decisions, and standout player performances. They reflect on the implications of the victory for the upcoming divisional round against Houston and share insights on the NFL playoffs as a whole. The conversation then shifts to the Boston Bruins, highlighting their recent performance and the challenges they face, including concerns about the upcoming Olympics and NHL player participation. In this episode, the Boston Sports Brothers discuss various topics including NHL contracts, the performance of the Bruins and Celtics, trade rumors, and the Red Sox's offseason decisions. They also pay tribute to the late Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead, reflecting on his impact on their lives and the music community. The conversation wraps up with a look ahead to upcoming games and week ahead

The Bros return for the first episode of 2026 (Happy New Year!) with one of our favorite guest and sister, Karen Guregian of Masslive.com. We kick things off with a quick look at the finale of the season against Miami, but also look at the season on a whole and how impressive of a turnaround its been for the Patriots. We jump into around the league and playoff preview with Karen and what should be an excellent opportunity for the Patriots to go on a run. After Karen departs, we dive into the Bruins rollercoaster and what seems to be a team that is extremely inconsistent and then shift gears to the Celtics who have surprised everyone and now sit in 2nd place in the East with Jayson Tatum's return date getting closer and closer. We dump on the Red Sox and John Henry for having a pathetic offseason and spending NO money at all and close it our with OH-YA/YA-OH and The PIKE. 

The Bros wish all of our listeners a very Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah as we get together for our holiday episode, kicking things off with a full Patriots vs Ravens recap as the Patriots punch their ticket to the playoffs. We also take a look around the NFL and where the playoff standings sit, as well as preview what should be an excellent weekend for the college football playoffs. We keep our trip around town going with check ins on the Bruins and Celtics, and the Red Sox finally did something this offseason, with a trade for Wilson Contreras. OH-YA/YA-OH and The Pike bring us home! 

The Bros are back for episode 66 ft. Mike Gualtieri, a BC alumni who is covering all things Boston College sports on his podcast Lights! Camera! Sports! and is well known for his viral moment with Coach Bill O'Brien spouting off on him where the epic line "What's Up Trevor" originated. We kick off the show talking the Patriots disappointing loss to Buffalo and then get into all things BC sports and a lightning round with Mike.  We then preview the College Football playoffs starting this week and touch base on the Bruins & Celtics and where their seasons currently stand, and then the bros have a meltdown about the Boston Red Sox and their pathetic offseason so far. We wrap up with OH-YA/YA-OH and THE PIKE with the games we're looking forward to this week.  

In Episode 65 the Bros are joined by a very special guest in Sean Grande, who came to us live from his sons hockey practice. We dive into all things Celtics with Grande, discussing this surprising season, what to expect moving forward, the adjustments Mazulla has made, how Brad Stevens has constructed the roster, and how the organization hasn't missed a beat with a new ownership group in place. We have a great lightning round with Grande as well, with some notes on his travels across the country and a great behind the scenes story on how Max almost named Jayson Tatum ECF MVP in 2024. After Grande departs, we touch on the Bruins, around the NFL, and the baseball hot stove that's starting to heat up with the winter meetings taking place. We also get into the CFP and how ridiculous it is for Notre Dame to be the sore losers they've been. We wrap up with OH-YA/YA-OH and THE PIKE!

The bros return for episode 64 where we check in on all things Boston Sports and kick things off with an NFL Thanksgiving week recap and preview of the Giants game, we then jumped back on at the end of the episode to recap the Giants game with instant reaction of the win. We get into the Bruins and Celtics that each had 2-1 weeks and are beginning to find their identities this season, and we wrap things up on our thoughts on the Red Sox acquiring Sonny Gray. OH-YA/YA-OH and THE PIKE WRAP US UP! 

The Bros are joined by the spectacular Ron Poster, organist for the Boston Bruins at TD Garden and pianist of the Ron Poster Trio playing at Capo Boston (Sinatra Sundays), Carrie Nation and Bostonia Public House each week. Our interview with Ron is slotted in at the end of the show as some bonus content for Thanksgiving week while you're driving to your Turkey day destination or out and about getting your holiday shopping done. In the beginning of the episode, we go around town, discussing the Patriots slugfest win in Cincinnati as well as how we're feeling 12 games into the season. We jump over to the Bruins who didn't have the best time out west on their California road trip and how they're battling injuries to stay afloat. The Celtics have climbed over .500 but continue to try and find their identity this season, and we lastly check in on MLB hot stove and if we're slowly starting to simmer towards some moves... In OH-YA and YA-OH we rip the streaming services for being complete garbage and why Plotty may be going back to cable, and we recap an epic weekend that included an awesome Ripe show at MGM Music Hall last Friday, a trip to Firefly's BBQ on Saturday where the Crispy Rizzler Irky swindled not one, but two pieces of cornbread for the road. You don't want to miss this episode, TUNE IN NOW and Happy Thanksgiving from the Boston Sports Bros!

The Bros return and we anticipated a guest but had to throw them in the penalty box when they cancelled last minute, but nevertheless, we prevailed and got Around Town touching on the Pats win against the Jets, the Bruins turning around their season, the Celtics clawing back to .500 and an MLB offseason check-in. Mike Gualtieri, Jamarr Chase & Kyle Williams find themselves in the penalty box and in OH-YA/YA-OH we shout out Steve Uliss for being inducted into the Massachusetts Restaurant Hall of Fame. We also get into how awful dealing with all of the leaves have been this fall & Scientist Sam explains why that's been the case. In the PIKE we discuss our games of the week across all sports and park the car in the garage before we drove it off the road.

The Bros return for a bros only show and dig into the Patriots win down in Tampa, the Celtics and Bruins early season endeavors, an off the field betting scandal in the MLB in Around Town. The Penalty Box makes its long awaited return after a hiatus with several making their way in for major and minor penalties. In OH-YA & YA-OH we discuss Gronk retiring as a Patriot and our favorite plays in his career, and with a revamped PIKE segment, we look at our games of the week and what we're looking ahead to.

The bros are joined by the one and only Joe Murray of 98.5 The Sports Hub and the conversation and topics are exactly what you'd expect with having Joe Murray as your guest. We get into Joe's background and how he worked his way up to being the night show host at 98.5, we get into all things food including whether we're in or out on chain food restaurants, the legend of Kowloon and how the Wong family plans to move forward with the restaurant, thoughts on the Patriots season so far and Joe fires up the bros and inspires them to continue to take the podcast to new levels.  The bros then get into Around Town chiming in on the Celtics, Bruins and an epic world series where the Dodgers cemented a dynasty of the 2020's. OH-YA's & YA-OH's and the PIKE bring us home on an EPIC Episode 60 with Joe Murray! 

The Bros return for episode 59 with Savage Boston, known for his incredible presence across social media and keeping Boston sports fans up to speed with everything going on across all of the teams in town. Savage joins us for a great Around Town segment touching on another Patriots victory against Cleveland and overall season thoughts as we approach the halfway point. We dive into the Celtics and Bruins slow starts and reset expectations for both of the winter sports teams, and we wrap up Around Town with a quick World Series minute as the Dodgers & Bluejays duke it out. We end the episode with a somber OH-YA & YA-OH where we reflect on the impact of Nick Mangold and Cody "Beef" Franke of Barstool Sports who both tragically passed away over the weekend and jump on the PIKE to preview a full slate of Boston Sports action this week. 

The amazing Kayla Burton of NBC Sports Boston joins us on this weeks episode to discuss a big patriots win down in Nashville and how this team continues to exceed expectations (00:00 - 13:05) We then do a deep dive into the Celtics and previewing the upcoming season and what we expect to see out of the Green in 2025-2026 (13:06 - 30:10) We ask Kayla about her career journey and background, including what it's like to have a sister in the WNBA, a Dad who's a legendary sports figure in Boston, and Grandfather who starred for the Patriots and leaves an incredible legacy in the Ron Burton Training Village. (30:11 - 44:53) The Bros then wrap up Around Town and with a Bruins discussion on how this team was a mirage in the first few games and also dive into the upcoming World Series matchup (44:54 - 1:00:00) OH-YA's & YA-OH's include a Shohei shoutout, Oakland & JMAT praise and some brutal losses for UMASS & The G-Men and then we drive home down the PIKE with the games this week (1:00:01 - END)

The Boston Sports bros return with a fully loaded show of all FIVE bros and Boston Sports Gordo talking the Patriots achieving another win down in the Big Easy and what the Red Sox need to do this offseason to contend for a World Series in 2026. We also get into how Gordo found his baseball passion and what he has going on across many different content platforms.  The Bros wrap up the episode talking Bruins and their hot start & Celtics preseason and how the roster may shake out. We wrap up with OH-YA YA-OH and take it home on the PIKE with lots of games on tap this week. 

The Bros are back for episode 56 ft. Mark Dondero of 98.5 The Sports Hub! We kick things off with an in-depth Patriots vs Bills game analysis on how Drake Maye could be legit, how the Patriots have improved, and reset expectations for the team based on the remaining opponents. (00:00 - 18:05)  We then gather our thoughts for the 2025 Red Sox season funeral, where Kraz gives us his final words on what he considered a "B" season for the team and a disappointing loss to the Yankees in the WC round. The team is poised to make moves this offseason to improve heading into 2026, open the wallet John Henry! (18:06 - 32:40) Dondero gives us a preview on what he feels on the Bruins & Celtics upcoming seasons and then the bros give their thoughts with the Bruins opening their season on WEDNESDAY this week against the Capitals and the Celtics have training camp fully underway. (32:41 - 49:20) We take the BSB ship home with what could be a Hall of Fame OH-YA & YA-OH segment for the bros, be sure to give it a full listen! (49:21 - END)    

Sampson Hellerman joins us for the first 20 minutes of the show to discuss the new Ripe album, "Play The Game" available on all streaming platforms now. Sampson also recaps the Golf Cart incident as well as what the band has in store for their upcoming album tour with Alan Stone. Boston fans, we'll see you at MGM on 11/21!   We then get into Around Town talking the Patriots best win in recent memory against Carolina, preview the Red Sox vs Yankees playoff series and touch on offseason updates for the Bruins & Celtics. We wrap up the episode with OH-YA/YA-OH & The PIKE!

Big E & Kraz takeover to keep the Boston Sports Bro ship sailing this week. They recap the Patriots horrific loss to the Steelers, how the Red Sox are on the verge of earning a playoff spot, and preview the Bruins and Celtics who are both in their preseasons

The Bros welcome back their favorite New Yorker, Max "Irky" Irlander and have some great conversation surrounding the Patriots first win of 2025 and thoughts on all things NFL Week 2. We then dive into the Sox & Yankees series from the weekend and how things are shaping up as both teams come down the stretch looking towards the playoffs. We get back into the winter sports teams as The Bruins kick off the preseason on Sunday, 9/21 against the Capitals and haven't identified a captain yet, and we wrap up around town with a spirited debate on what to do if JT is ready to be back in action come this spring. BIG E is BACK to lead is into OH-YA's and YA-OH's of the week and we wrap things up with a trip down the PIKE and what's ahead for the rest of the week

Episode 52 is LIVE and we're joined by guest Mike Kadlick of CLNS Media and SI.com to discuss everything from the Patriots week 1 loss to the Raiders and the abysmal performance put forth by the team. We also dive into everything around the NFL from week 1 with Mike, recapping great moments and plays throughout the course of play.  We then dive into the Red Sox who are poised to make a playoff appearance for the first time since 2021 and are playing MEANINGFUL games in September (All we can ask for)  A quick Celtics and Bruins minute wraps up around town and we then finish off the show with an OH-YA and YA-OH recapping a great weekend down in Austin, TX celebrating Gabe's bachelor party 

The Bros are back for episode 51 where Morey Hershgordon, Sports Director at WHDH Channel 7 in Boston, joins us to dive into the Red Sox successful series in The Bronx and looking ahead to meaningful baseball in September. We then preview the Patriots season opener vs The Raiders and NFL story lines as we head towards opening week, and look back on training camp and the offseason that was for the Patriots. We have a quick Celtics & Bruins minute, and end with a great OH-YA & YA-OH where we talk about how much of an impact Rob Gronkowski has made on the New England community.  NO EPISODE ON 9/1 with Labor Day Weekend taking place, we're back on 9/8 with Mike Kadlick of CLSN Media recapping Pats vs Raiders and NFL Week 1. 

The Boston Sports Bros are back for EPISODE 50 with our first ever guest returning, Trevor Hass of The Boston Globe, Boston.com and The Duxbury Clipper. Big E also returns as a newly married man fresh off his honeymoon! We kick off the episode with our 2025 college football season preview and an inside look intro Trevor's coverage of Boston College football and what to expect from them this season.  We then dive into Around Town touching on the Red Sox, Patriots and Celtics with Trevor.  We wrap the episode with OH-YA/YA-OH focusing on the first 50 episodes of the show and the ups and downs we've had trying to launch a podcast in a crowded Boston Sports media & The Pike!  Thanks to all of our guests, friends, family and listeners/viewers for the support! Here's to 50 more!

The URI crew keeps the show rocking and rolling with fellow native Rhode Islander Pete "The Meat" Sheppard joining us to talk about his current gig at the Coastal Sports Digital Network in Florida and reminiscing on the glory days at WEEI where he was a mainstay on the Big Show with Glen Ordway and the rotating cast of characters. We also dive into Around Town with Pete talking Red Sox and Patriots and where both teams currently stand, and then wrap things up with a quick minute on the Celtics and Bruins, an OH-YA/YA-OH recapping an epic weekend for BIG E's wedding and what's ahead on THE PIKE. 

The URI Bros takeover this week and kick off the show talking Red Sox and how this team has positioned themselves to make a run at the AL East, we then get into Patriots training camp and the latest from Foxboro as the team prepares for their first preseason game of 2025 against Washington! We briefly touch on the Celtics & Bruins summers and wrap things up with OH-YA/YA-OH where we talk about the Brady statue, Dead & Co's 60th anniversary celebration, Tony Mazz being a complete fraud and how impactful Ozzy Osborne and Hulk Hogan were in their respective careers. 

Episode 47 of The Boston Sports Brothers is live where Josh & Josh takeover and talk all things going on with Boston Sports. We kick things off with discussing all things Red Sox and what we think they may do with the trade deadline taking place today. We then get into Patriots training camp and early takeaways as the team begins to prepare for preseason games starting up on August 8th vs the Commanders. We quickly touch on Celtics summer league and offseason notes, the Bruins have NOTHING going on currently, and we have some great OH-YA's talking about New England summertime and what we've been enjoying throughout the summer.   

The Red Sox have ripped off 10 wins in a row and have now entered the conversation of being a playoff team that could make some noise. Big E and Kraz conduct a 2 man summer show discussing the Sox, Celtics summer league and a preview of Patriots training camp that opens next week! 

We are joined by the fantastic Matt McCarthy of 98.5 The Sports Hub on Episode 45 of The Boston Sports Brothers! We kick off the episode discussing the start of NBA Free Agency, Celtics offseason moves and a lackluster NBA finals with an OKC team that didn't even know how to pop bottles. We then get into EVERYTHING THAT SUCKS with the Red Sox and how stupid it was to trade Devers, where this team is headed and what needs to happen for them to breakaway from the .500 record over the last four seasons (00:00 - 32:35)  The Bros wrap up around town with NHL offseason moves and a quick Patriots/NFL offseason check-in, and then close out the show with OH-YA/YA-OH recapping an awesome day at the Capital Groove music festival that took place in Hartford, CT over the weekend (32:36 - END) 

We have a fully loaded squad back for an incredible episode where we kick things off with former Patriot, Brandon Meriweather, discussing some upcoming charity golf events he has to benefit his 31 ways foundation (CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE) as well his thoughts on the upcoming Patriots season, how he enjoyed his time calling into Toucher & Rich with Walldick (WHERE YOU AT!) what it was like to play for Bill Belichick, and some college football thoughts for the 2025 season (00:00 - 22:20)  We then shift gears and get into the stunning trade of Raffy Devers to the San Francisco Giants and how it impacts the Red Sox moving forward, as well as the fanbase. We also touch on the NBA & NHL finals with OKC and Florida poised to bring home the trophy's up 3-2 in each of the series (22:21 - 49:01)  We wrap things up with a great OH-YA/YA-OH & THE PIKE (49:02 - END) 

The Boston Sports Brothers are back talking all things Boston Sports!

The Boston Sports Bros return for episode 41 after a brief hiatus with the bros being on the move with summer approaching. We kick things off with putting a bow on the Celtics season and checking in on the NBA playoffs, and discussing how the Tatum injury impacts the team moving forward. We then get into the Red Sox and their struggles, touch on the NHL playoffs and NFL offseason notes. 

We kick off episode 40 with commentary on Jayson Tatum going down with an apparent Achilles injury that will potentially change the fabric of the Celtics and NBA future (00:00 - 03:16)  We then get into recapping Game 2 & 3 from the Celtics & Knicks series, thoughts on the Red Sox and Rafael Devers being a complete diva, where the Bruins may be headed from a head coaching standpoint and the latest and greatest on the Patriots as well as our weekly check in on our favorite couple, Bill & JordON (3:17 - 40:25)  We wrap things up with a full recap of Big E's Vegas bachelor party in OH-YA/YA-OH and look ahead at the week and what's on tap with THE PIKE (40:26 - END)