Major League Baseball has a tentative plan to begin playing again, but some of their plans seem a bit odd and possibly undoable. Lobey, Lynchie and Hank gave their thumbs up or thumbs down on MLB's plan. They also talked about the ESPN series "The Last Dance", featuring Michael Jordan's last season with the Chicago Bulls and some surprising things they never knew.

Oh....by the way...if you like horses, there's some horse back riding talk, too. And some gambling, if that is your thing

Lobey, Lynchie and Hank talk about Bill Parcell's was once again kept out of the Patriots Hall of Fame. Richard Seymour is the one inductee this year. Does Parcells deserve to be in? Should Bob Kraft put him in?

MLB has a plan to start their season in July, without fans? Is it an arrogant move with the nation suffering through the worst unemployment since the Great Depression? What about all the Covid-19 testing necessary, when many people are denied testing on a daily basis?

Lobey, Lynchie and Hank talked to the world's most interesting man, Upton Bell, former Patriots General Manager, former Director of Player Personnel for the Baltimore Colts and the son of the NFL's first commissioner, Bert Bell.

Upton was the youngest Director of Player Personnel in NFL history, when he was hired by Don Shula in 1965. Upton talked about how he met Shula, what it was like, how he became Patriots, GM, how Shula feels about Bill Belichick and that time he interviewed President George H. W. Bush......the day the Persian Gulf War started.

Lobey, Lynchie and Hank talk about the ridiculousness of Bill Parcells not being in the Patriots Hall of Fame. Then, did you notice Tom and Giselle donated 750,000 meals for people in need in Tampa Bay? Other than Jayson Tatum, no other Boston pro athlete has stepped up in a big way to help with Covid-19 relief. Speaking of the Patriots, what did you think of their second round draft pick, kicker Jason Rohrwaller and his controversial tattoo? Oh...Lynchie has a great story about how he learned to place kick and it involved a grapevine! TRUE story!

Lobey, Lynchie and Hank talk about Rob Gronkowski's trade to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers! Suddenly, Tom Brady and Gronk are no longer in Foxboro! Whose fault is it? Did they both get sick of Bill Belichick? Is New England no longer a destination players want to go? Will you watch Tampa Bay before you watch the Pats?

They also revealed the three finalists for the Patriots Hall of Fame and debated whom should be the next person elected!

Lobey, Lynchie and Hank talked about who they would rather drive cross country with: Bill Belichick or Bill Parcells! Interesting reasoning! LOL. Then they talked about who they would vote for to determine the three finalists for the Patriots Hall of Fame voting. Mixed in the discussion was some talk about hospital johnnies and how Belichick and Jon Bon Jovi became friends. It's also Belichick's birthday today and the 20th anniversary of the Patriots drafting Tom Brady in the sixth round, 199th overall, in the 2000 NFL draft!

Lobey, Lynchie and Hank talk about Tom Brady's unusual and very open interview with Howard Stern and how he really opened up about some things! Lobey doesn't think TB12 is the best or all time. Lynchie and Hank do! Mike then went on to talk about some behind the scenes stories from when he did a tv show will Bill Parcells on channel 5.

Lobey, Lynchie and Hank talk about their social distancing and Bob's progress at Spaulding Rehab in Charlestown!

The guys talked about Bob Kraft and the Patriots going to China to get masks for medical workers on the front lines of the Covid-19 pandemic. They also addressed Jeremy Jacobs lack of help for his concessionaires and game day employees. Then they talked about MLB's plan for a possible season played entirely in Arizona and Tom Brady's "The Players Tribune" piece addressing why he left the Patriots! Stay healthy, friends!

In this episode, Lobey, Lynchie and Hank practice social distancing! Bob is broadcasting from Spaulding Hospital in Charlestown, Mike is at home in Winchester and Hank is down the road in his house in Medford. The guys talk to Bob and get an update on his health condition, talk about what is going on in the world with Covid-19 and then the jump into sports.

First off, they talk about Chris Sale's "Tommy John" surgery and whether or not it was appropriate during the pandemic. Then they talked about the Red Sox potential sign steal penalty from MLB. Next up was Tom Brady and his move to Tampa Bay, Robert Kraft's pending legal situation in Florida and who was to blame for Brady leaving the Patriots. Then they talked about Lynchie's interview with Brady three years ago at the Under Armour store opening and they followed up with talk about WBZ-TV's re-broadcast of Lobey's interview with Bobby Orr, Ted Williams and Larry Bird 27 years ago.

The boys are back!!!! Bob Lobel has been hospitalized with transverse myelitis, an inflammation of the spinal column, which has caused paralysis below the waist. Bob is getting world class care at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston. Today, they recorded the podcast on Skype with Bob in his hospital room, while Mike Lynch and Hank Morse were in their respective homes in Winchester and Medford.

As for the podcast, the guys talked about Tom Brady signing with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the response of Patriots owner Robert Kraft and how he tried to spin Brady's leaving. They talked about Bill Belichick's role in the whole affair and Kraft's allegiance to Belichick ahead of Brady.

Then, they discussed Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs and how the B's were the last franchise in the NHL to step up and help their hourly employees who work on the game day staff. It's stunning and awful and it doesn't even help the workers right away. There's a contingency.

Finally, they wrapped up talking about how Red Sox ace lefthander Chris Sale is having Tommy John surgery and is out for the season, if there ever is one. They also wondered when he'll have the surgery, considering elective surgeries are being postponed during the Coronavirus outbreak.