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HOUR 3 - Lou Merloni joins Gresh and Fauria to discuss the Red Sox recent wins over the Rangers and why he wants to slow down any comparisons between Brayan Bello and Pedro Martinez.
Also, the odds for every potential Super Bowl result and Fauria's breakout team candidate.
And, how many NFL teams would fire their head coach to hire Bill Belichick?
SEGMENT - Adam Himmelsbach of The Boston Globe reported the Celtics are stocking up on picks for a "seismic" move. What translates to a seismic move for Brad Stevens and the Celtics?
SEGMENT - Lou Merloni joins the show as he does every Friday to discuss the Red Sox heading into the All Star break and the rise of Brayan Bello.
HOUR 1 - After the Red Sox take down the Texas Rangers at home, the guys, especially Fauria, believe the Red Sox could go on a run and make the playoffs via the Wild Card.
Also, Wemby-mania has hit Britney spears...literally.
And, what entails a "seismic" move for the Celtics as stated by Adam Himmelsbach?
HOUR 2 - Gresh doesn't want anything to do with Sweet Caroline and wants it gone from Fenway Park.
Also, who are the NFL's most overhyped and underrated teams and are the Patriots among either of those groups?
And, the lunchtime parlay including another possible championship for New England.
SEGMENT - Gresh, Fauria, and Turp make their picks including an honorary pick for Billy that could see another possible championship in New England.
SEGMENT-
DeAndre Hopkins took “Threads”, yes, threads, to voice his displeasure about a bowl of Clam Chowder. Did that Clam Chowder (That allegedly had Pork in it) just the cost the Patriots the Three-time All Pro receiver?
SEGMENT-
Gresh, Fauria, Chicken Nick, and Turp give their best bets of the day for today's Lunchtime Parlay.
SEGMENT-
The guys take a trip to imagination land to discuss where the Patriots' skill group would rank among the AFC if they land both DeAndre Hopkins and Dalvin Cook.
SEGMENT-
The second apron was introduced in the NBA’s new collective bargaining agreement and is designed to make penalties harsher for teams that spend above the luxury tax. If the Celtics were to retain Grant Williams, it would have pushed them into the second apron. Would it have been worth it? Gresh and Fauria discuss.
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