Mike, Scartsy, Shaq, John and Dan discuss the Patriots' very public pursuit of Brandon Aiyuk, their handling of Matthew Judon's very public temper tantrum over his contract, Jerod Mayo as a leader and the season over/under win total.

The Weekenders return to discuss the Celtics winning a championship, the Patriots weird start to training camp, and tons of Olympic talk. And some rugby discussion, for good measure.

Mike, Shaq, and Scartelli discuss their appreciation of this dominant Celtics run to Banner 18 and the national narratives to diminish their accomplishments.   Jerod Mayo's first mini-camp brings us another Mayo Moment, and Brady Night is discussed.

The Weekenders are back to discuss Bill Belichick's new media ventures (and old media's anger about it), sports media laying in bed with gambling, and the entire country turning green over the success of the Celtics.

Sticks Downey joins Scartsy and the Mikes to discuss the passing of Bill Walton, Big Red's Celtics advancing to the Finals, and a potpourri of subjects including the WCF, Kyrie and Luka, Mayo bringing Tony Dungy to speak to the Patriots, and even a brief Karen Read trial discussion.

Chico joins Dan and Mike to eulogize the Cute Lil' Knicks, discuss the NBA Conference Finals and why Jayson Tatum has become a lightning rod for local and national mediots.

Jerry Trupiano joins Mike and Scartsy to talk about the 20th anniversary of the 2004 Red Sox breaking the Curse of the Bambino, the heartbreak of '03, and Jerry recalls memories about his decades in baseball running the gamut from Jack Buck to Larry Lucchino.  

Jerry Trupiano joins Mike and Scartsy to talk about the 20th anniversary of the 2004 Red Sox breaking the Curse of the Bambino, the heartbreak of '03, and Jerry recalls memories about his decades in baseball running the gamut from Jack Buck to Larry Lucchino.

The Weekenders discuss the first Patriots draft post-Belichick, Karen G. living up to her namesake, Nick Cattles getting pantsed on the interwebz, and a memorial for a former WEEIer's career.

Mike, Scartsy, John and Shaq are joined by the legendary Patrick Pass (not the real one!) and they discuss their anger at the Kraft hagiography, whether or not their fandom has waned, and Jayson Tatum.