(0:00) Joe Murray reacts to the Celtics blowing out the Orlando Magic (121-94) and getting back on track, after a 7-7 stretch in their prior 14 games.

(15:08) Joe Murray continues with his thoughts on the Celtics. Producer, Jorge Sepulveda, lends his analysis on the Celtics' trend of shooting a plethora of 3's. Do Kristaps Porzingis and/or Al Horford play against the Atlanta Hawks tomorrow on a back-to-back?

(23:31) Joe reacts to the news of Robyn Glaser's resignation. Does Alex Van Pelt stick around, as the Patriots' House Cleaning continues. Murray doesn't fully trust Mike Vrabel.

(32:35) Joe Me The Money - NFL Divisional Round Edition

(0:00) Joe Murray begins the show previewing the Celtics-Magic matchup at the TD Garden, coming off of a (110-97) loss on Wednesday to the Raptors. Plus, a rundown & preview the upcoming NFL Divisional Round of games this weekend.

(11:49) Joe Murray reflects on the 1-year Anniversary of Jerod Mayo's introductory press conference, after being hired as the 15th Patriots' Head Coach. Patriots cleaning more of their house with the reported resignation of Robyn Glaser.

• (0:00) Another edition of Murray's Musings with Bird starts off the final hour of Thursday night's show. 
• (15:10) Joe discusses the Celtics defensive issues as of late and the Be a Man guy joins the show. 
• (24:30) Joe wraps up the show talking Patriots and previewing tomorrow night's show. 

• (0:00) Joe Murray and Brian Barrett take on another edition of in or out! 
• (24:50) Joe and Brian discuss Mike Vrabel's hiring and the Patriots offensive coordinator search and who they want the team to choose. 
• (38:10) Tommy from Lynn joins the show and breaks Joe's heart when he tells him what his favorite show is on the Sports Hub. 
  

• (0:00) Joe opens the second hour of Thursday's show with Brian Barrett of the Ringer joining the show to talk all things Celtics slump over the last month. 
• (14:30) Joe and Brian discuss the Celtics defensive issues and why the team seems out of rhythm on both ends of the court. 
• (26:10) Callers call in to challenge Joe to 1 on 1 pick up basketball games after some of his Celtics takes. 

• (0:00) Joe Murray opens Thursday night's show with the Celtics loss to the Raptors last night and the team slumping over the last month. 
• (13:50) Joe continues to talk Celtics recent slump and Kristaps Porzingis' postgame comments on the team having no spirit and no personality. 
• (25:10) Joe continues to talk Celtics struggles and Jaylen Brown's poor play as of late on both ends of the floor. 
• (33:50) Joe Murray reacts to Brian Hoyer's comments on Mike Vrabel being named the head coach of the Patriots and why he prefers the hire to Ben Johnson. 

• (0:00) Joe Murray and Kendra Middleton react to the Celtics getting blown out by one of the worst teams in the league in the Toronto Raptors and if they are concerned about the Celtics recent mediocre stretch. 
• (24:10) Joe and Kendra continue to talk Celtics and discuss Joe Mazzulla's postgame press conference and some of Kristaps Porzingis' postgame comments. 
• (32:10) The show wraps up with Joe and Kendra reacting to more Celtics postgame audio. 

• (0:00) Joe Murray starts off Wednesday night's show with the Celtics play as of late and why teams trying to repeat usually struggle during this part of the season. 
• (14:10) Joe reacts to a Gary Washburn article on the Celtics being a second rate title contender and why Joe doesn't agree with the take. 
• (25:30) joe discusses the Bruins win over the Lightning last night and Jeremy Swayman's good play as of late. 

• (0:00) Joe Murray reacts to the Bruins 6-2 win over the Lightning Jeremy Swayman's big game and more. 
• (10:30) Joe wraps up the show discussing the Bruins and previewing tomorrow night's show. 

• (00:00) The final hour of the Joe Murray Show continues with a thought about Baker Mayfield and Tom Brady in Tampa Bay.

• (12:05) We reset our thoughts about Mike Vrabel’s hiring and react to Robert Gronkowski endorsing Vrabel and Mike McDaniels for offensive coordinator. 

• (33:47) The Joe Show finishes with a discussion of coaching trees in the NFL and real life.