Diezel and Will assess the matchups in both the NHL and NBA playoffs to date before examining what the future could hold for Stetson Bennett and the Los Angeles Rams.

Will provides an autopsy of the 2023 Boston Bruins, once considered the greatest regular season team in league history, now forever remembered for the biggest choke in team history.

Will gives a brief and honest assessment of the Boston sports scene.

Will examines the consequences of sports betting culture in light of recent NFL suspensions. Later, he ponders which cities could get expansion franchises in MLB and the NBA. Lastly, he gives his thoughts on the Celtics and Bruins playoff series. 

Will outlines which NFL teams are in the market for a new quarterback and what their best options are in this month’s draft. He later critiques the Boston Red Sox dreadful lineup as of late and stadiums’ decisions to extend beer sales to the eighth inning. Lastly, he previews the first round playoff matchup between the Boston Bruins and Florida Panthers.

Will and Diezel react to the Final Four before analyzing the Masters Tournament field and pick some players who could take home the green jacket. Later, they discuss the MLB rule changes and how they’ve impacted games so far. Lastly, the guys take aim at the NHL and NBA playoff mix once more. 

Michael Bullen joins the program to catch up with Will on the latest in the sports betting scene, plus what he thinks of the potential movement of players like Harry Kane and Shohei Ohtani. Finally, they discuss the Celtics and Bruins chances of brining a title to Boston before Michael gives his March Madness bets. 

Will argues why the World Baseball Classic is relevant and exciting, despite what the pundits are saying. He also recaps some of the March Madness upsets and later explains why the Celtics could be in trouble. 

Will analyzes how the offseason roster changes will impact the Red Sox performance this season, and what fans should expect from the team in 2023. 

Will and Diezel discuss the landscape of the NHL post-trade deadline, with only a little bit of banter.

“I’d much rather have a proven NHL player than draft some 18-year old kid from Dog River, Saskatchewan with a Tragically Hip poster on his wall who may or may not ever be good in the league.”