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Gresh, Andy Hart, Lanni, and Nick made their picks for Friday's Lunctime Parlay.
NESN's Andrew Raycroft joined the show to discuss last night's Boston Bruins overtime win against the Montreal Canadiens, the play of forward Morgan Geekie, Danton Heinen's future in Boston, the B's goaltender rotation, the evolution of John Beecher, how the Bruins matchup with the Toronto Maple Leafs, the importance of the #1 seed in the east, and what to watch for in the eastern conference.
Gresh and Hart talked about the New England Patriots and their pursuit of a wide receiver.
Gresh and Andy Hart discussed last night's Boston Celtics win over the Phoenix Suns and the play of Jayson Tatum.
Hour 1 - Gresh and Andy Hart opened up the show discussing the New England Patriots performance in free agency and the wide receiver Calvin Ridley's decision to sign with the Tennessee Titans. What's next for the Patriots?
Hour 2 - Gresh and Hart continued to talk about the Patriots offseason and the timeline on the Pats rebuilding process. Before the Lunchtime Parlay, the guys discussed the state of the AFC East.
Hour 3 - Gresh and Andy Hart discussed the confidence that New England Patriots fans have in owner Robert Kraft. Finally, it's today's Big Deal/No Big Deal.
Hour 4 - Gresh and Hart continued to talk about the Patriots and how the Pats should approach the wide receiver position. The guys also talked about the Patriots next franchise quarterback and why they should bring Trent Brown back. To close out the day, it's Are You Done?.
Gresh and Andy Hart discussed the Patriots need for a wide receiver and what the Pats would have to give up for Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins.
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