Jones and Keefe

Hour 1 - Fitzy and Andy Hart kicked off the show recapping the WEEI/NESN Jimmy Fund Radio-Telethon.  The guys went on to discuss the Boston Red Sox, getting swept by the Houston Astros, and who deserves the blame for this season's struggles.

Red Sox pitcher Nick Pivetta joins to talk about how he ingrained himself to the Jimmy Fund when he came to Boston and gives his insights from the clubhouse as the team's chase for the playoffs gets a little tougher.

Joe Andruzzi reflects on his fight that forced him to retire from football and the continued work from his foundation "The Joe Andruzzi Foundation."

Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom looks at the final push towards the playoffs and what he's looking for in terms of improvements for the final month of the regular season.

Red Sox manager Alex Cora joins to talk about what the Jimmy Fund means to him and how he is approaching the last month of the regular season as the playoff chase gets more and more tighter.

Hour 4 - This portion of the Jimmy Fund wraps up with tremendous stories from Meghan Hesketh and Grace Markos.

Then, Chris Martin, Kenley Jansen, and Chaim Bloom look ahead towards the fight for a playoff spot for the Red Sox.

Hour 3 - Money continues to be raised and we're on pace to surpass last year's total. Hear some inspiring stories from Mary Lee Parker, Barry Nelson, and Marline Arana, and Applebee's General Manager Pat Harrington.

Hour 2 - Day 2 of the Jimmy Fund continues as the guys chat with Natalia Markova and Boston College football head coach Jeff Hafley.

Also, Red Sox manager Alex Cora and pitcher Nick Pivetta discuss the team's mindset as they struggle in their series with the Astros and their outlook for the rest of the regular season as they fight for a playoff spot.

Hour 1 - With donations at nearly $2 million, the guys hear great stories from Roger Mille, Henry Cornelius, Magnolia Contreras, and former Patriots' offensive lineman Joe Andruzzi.

Head coach from the reigning Stanley Cup champion Vegas Golden Knights and former Bruins' coach Bruce Cassidy talks about how he is still celebrating his Stanley Cup win and how Boston will always remain a big part of his life including the Jimmy Fund.