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Hour 3 - Gresh and Fauria were joined by Tom E. Curran, of NBC Sports Boston, to discuss the state of the New England Patriots as they return from their bye week. Before the Lighter Side of Sports, the guys recapped Bill Belichick's meeting with the media today.
Hour 4 - Gresh and Fauria were joined by Andrew Raycroft, of NESN, to talk about the Boston Bruins, areas they can improve, and the team's Dads Trip. The guys discussed the hip-drop tackle and if the NFL will eventually ban it. To close out the show, it's Are You Done?.
Gresh and Fauria recapped Bill Belichick's meeting with the media today and who should be the starting quarterback on Sunday.
NESN's Andrew Raycroft joined the show to discuss last night's Boston Bruins loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning, the Bruins goaltender situation, critiques of the Bruins, and the Dads Trip.
In the latest edition of the Lighter Side of Sports, Gresh and Fauria talked about the sinkhole at the Pebble Beach country club and Twitch producer Coop not knowing the "light a match" rule for the bathroom.
NBC Sports Boston's Tom E. Curran joined the show to discuss the objective of the New England Patriots going forward, ways the team can maintain dignity, Mac Jones' future as the starting quarterback, and Bill Belichick's job security.
Gresh, Fauria, Lanni, and Nick made their picks for Tuesday's Lunchtime Parlay.
Gresh and Fauria talked about Bill Belichick's future with the New England Patriots and why the Green Bay Packers could be his next landing spot.
Gresh and Fauria talked about the comments from Tom Brady on the state of the NFL.
Gresh and Fauria discussed the Boston Celtics overtime loss to the Charlotte Hornets.
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