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The biggest winner in the Red Sox organization this weekend? Chaim Bloom. With the contributions of Chris Sale, Trevor Story, and Garrett Whitlock, over the weekend, can we see Bloom's trade deadline coming to fruition? Gresh and Hart discuss.
Who are the most ungrateful athletes in sports? Not including James Harden.Bill Belichick gives updates on Malik Cunningham and Mike Onwenu. Before Are You Done, Gresh’s travel stories.
Hour 3- Gresh and Hart discuss how the Patriots roster could shake out and mention who could be a surprise cut. Chaim Bloom’s season this year might buy him a little more time to see his plan through
Hour 2-
The Patriots conversation rolls on into hour two. If the Pats do keep Malik Cunningham on their active roster, how should they use him? Gresh and Hart discuss. Also, the guys explain why the talk about the Patriots should be focused on their defense, not their offense.
What questions will we start to get answers to this week in Green Bay?
Gresh, Hart, and Chicken Nick give their best bets for the day in the Lunchtime Parlay.
Hour 1-
Andy Hart sits in with Gresh today filling in Fauria. To kick things off the guys discuss the weekend that was for the Red Sox. The big winner for this weekend? Chaim Bloom. Are we starting to see Chaim Bloom's trade deadline plan come to fruition? The guys discuss.
Are fans overacting when it comes to 'Malik Mania," and what is a reasonable expectation for Malik Cunningham? Plus, why Cunningham is no threat to Mac Jones.
This week on Gresh and Fauria, Tom E. Curran of NBC Sports Boston joined the show to discuss the latest from New England Patriots training camp and the state of the team ahead of their preseason opener. Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora joined Gresh and Fauria to talk about the benching of outfielder Alex Verdugo and how the return of Trevor Story could impact the Red Sox lineup. Finally, the guys continued their retrospective on the 2003 New England Patriots championship season.
Gresh and Fauria discussed the play of the New England Patriots offensive line in last night's preseason opening loss to the Houston Texans.
Gresh and Fauria were joined by Lou Merloni, WEEI Boston Red Sox insider, to discuss the defense of Masataka Yoshida, the complexities of playing left field at Fenway, Chaim Bloom hoarding assets, the reasonable expectations for pitcher Chris Sale, and the mindset of Alex Cora during the team's ups and downs.
Gresh, Fauria, Lanni, and Nick made their picks for Friday's Lunchtime Parlay.
Former Patriots assistant coach and offensive line coach Dante Scarnecchia joined the show to talk about game 1 of the preseason, the play of the Patriots offensive line, the adjustment of moving from one side of the o-line to the other, and his evaluation of defensive end Keion White.
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