Hart, Fitzy and Johnson compare grades given to the Patriots in this year's NFLPA player survey report cards with other teams in the league, and they identify the highlights and lowlights on this year's survey from across the league. They also recap the Bruins' disappointing loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday night.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson recap the results of the 2025 NFLPA player survey report cards, an exercise that reflected very poorly on Robert Kraft and the New England Patriots.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson react to comments from Eliot Wolf, Patriots VP of Player Personnel, who said on Wednesday that he has "final" say on New England's roster decisions. The guys compare Wolf's comments to Mike Vrabel's comments from Tuesday in an attempt to discover the truth about the team's decision-making. Plus, they each identify five NFL draft prospects whose progress they'll be following closely during the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson each identify five NFL draft prospects whose progress they'll be following closely during the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine.

Hart, Fitzy and Johnson react to comments from Eliot Wolf, Patriots VP of Player Personnel, who said on Wednesday that he has "final" say on New England's roster decisions. The guys compare Wolf's comments to Mike Vrabel's comments from Tuesday in an attempt to discover the truth about the team's decision-making.

Hart and Fitzy hear from Red Sox president Sam Kennedy, who joined The Greg Hill Show on Wednesday morning and admitted that the Red Sox are not "back" until they pop champagne at the end of the season. They discuss their expectations for the Red Sox at this point in spring training camp. Plus, the guys discuss the glowing reviews of Red Sox 3B Alex Bregman that have been pouring in during spring training, and they debate if Boston fans are overreacting about the impact that Bregman is having on, and off, the field. They also recap the Celtics' win over the Toronto Raptors, their sixth win in a row.

Hart and Fitzy discuss the glowing reviews of Red Sox 3B Alex Bregman that have been pouring in during spring training, and they debate if Boston fans are overreacting about the impact that Bregman is having on, and off, the field. The guys also recap the Celtics' win over the Toronto Raptors, their sixth win in a row.

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): When the last World Baseball Classic rolled around, Triston Casas had said he viewed having the chance to be a first baseman for Team USA was a very real goal. Now? Bradfo caught up with Casas to see if his perspective on next year's event has changed and if so why. The former Olympian also answers an always interesting question: Has he ever been nervous playing baseball. It's a quick conversation that helps kick off some good WBC debate.

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Hart and Fitzy hear from Red Sox president Sam Kennedy, who joined The Greg Hill Show on Wednesday morning and admitted that the Red Sox are not "back" until they pop champagne at the end of the season. They discuss their expectations for the Red Sox at this point in spring training camp.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy react to comments from Red Sox manager Alex Cora, who said that the "buzz is back" at Sox spring training camp, and who measured the excitement for this season against the 2007 campaign. Plus, the guys discuss the importance of Red Sox fans remaining realistic about Boston's chances to win in 2025. They also set their own realistic expectations for some of the biggest Red Sox stars, including Jarren Duran, Alex Bregman and Rafael Devers. (HOUR 2) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson react to comments from Patriots' head coach Mike Vrabel, who addressed the media on Tuesday morning and asserted that Patriots' fans shouldn't have to wait multiple years to watch a competitive football team in New England. Plus, Mike Dussault, Content Producer for Patriots.com, joins the guys to share his takeaways from his exclusive sit-down interview with Patriots' head coach Mike Vrabel, give his pragmatic prediction for how the Patriots will solve their wide receiver issues, and much more. (HOUR 3) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson discuss the draft prowess of WR/CB Travis Hunter, and whether Hunter will continue to play on both sides of the football as a professional. They also talk about the possibility of the Patriots drafting Hunter, and they debate if the team would opt to trade down if they were in that situation. Plus, the guys discuss the infamous "tush push" rule, and address the ongoing rumors that the NFL will choose to outlaw the play. Finally, they hear from football fans in the area, who give their own solutions to the "tush push" debate. (HOUR 4) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson field calls and texts from football fans, each of whom offer their own unique solution for/take on the "tush push" debate in the NFL. Plus, the guys react to comments from Patriots' head coach Mike Vrabel, who confirmed in an interview that he has "final say" on New England's roster. They also discuss the power dynamic between Vrabel and Eliot Wolf in New England's front office.