The Bros return for episode 85 kicking things off talking about the Boston Marathon and importance of Patriots Day in Boston. We then get into the Celtics & Bruins playoff series, recapping game 1 from each and what we're looking for the rest of the way. Sammy K takes us into the Red Sox who continue to be middling and preview a huge series with the Yankees taking place this week at Fenway. The bros turn their attention the NFL where the draft will take place later this week and OTAs are officially underway. We wrap up with the return of the Bravo Boys in OH-YA/YA-OH breaking down the latest Amanda/West/Kyle/Ciara circus and bring it home on the PIKE with what we're looking forward to in the week ahead. 

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers we kick things off with our final thoughts on the final 4 and Michigan being crowned champions and we then get into Rory McIlroy going back-to-back at The Masters to win his second green jacket. 

We then take deep dives into wrapping up both the Celtics & Bruins regular seasons and preview their playoff matchups that will begin over the weekend. Needless to say, we're excited for the first round where it's nonstop action for a few weeks. 

We have a spirited conversation around the struggles of the Red Sox and why they're off to such a bad start, the fellowship of the miserable is very much alive and well. We wrap up around town touching on the Mike Vrabel & Dianna Russini situation which continues to evolve each day.

We wrap up with OH-YA & YA-OH and Park The Care in the PIKE 

This episode covers the latest in college basketball March Madness, NBA playoffs, NHL Stanley Cup race, Red Sox struggles, and Boston sports updates. The Bros also get into the Summer House Drama, launch of Rhode Island Housewives, how $39 Poutine is insane, the booing of elected officials and the MBTA and what we're looking forward to with the Masters taking place this week. 

Sammy and Big E take the reigns this week to recap an incredible week of sports with the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 taking place as well as important games down the stretch for both The Bruins and Celtics. The Red Sox also kick off their season and are off to a brutal start without being able to generate any sort of offense early on. Tune into Episode 82 now! 

This episode features an in-depth discussion on March Madness as Tim McKone of 98.5 The Sports Hub joins the show. The bros dive deep into all things college basketball, and the Boston Celtics performance since the return of Jayson Taum. The hosts analyze key games, strategies, and player performances, providing insights for basketball fans and sports enthusiasts. Every Bruins game down the stretch is a playoff game and in this episode, we also explore the upcoming Boston sports season, including Red Sox prospects, Celtics' schedule, Bruins' challenges, and insights into NFL and college basketball. We also share personal stories, favorite spots, and humorous moments from our March Madness gathering.

The Boston Sports Bros reconvene for episode 80 ft. our first ever and most appeared guest, Trevor Hass of The Boston Globe. We spend the first part of the show reviewing each region of the NCAA March Madness bracket and where we think there's chalk and upsets on the horizon. We also talk to Trevor about his new book that's available, his favorite restaurants to check out and upcoming stories he has on the horizon. 

We get into our usual around town segment, touching on all 4 major teams and the World Baseball Classic, and wrap up with OH-YA/YA-OH and The PIKE. 

Join us as we delve into the world of Boston sports radio with James Stewart, executive producer of Felger and Mazz, exploring the art of engagement, behind-the-scenes stories, and the passion for sports that drives the industry. In this engaging episode, we delve into the latest sports updates, including Celtics' comeback, Bruins' struggles, and NFL free agency insights. Join us for expert analysis, memorable moments, and future predictions in the world of sports.

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, the crew discusses the recent performances of the Celtics and Sixers, analyzing their rivalry and player dynamics. They delve into the current state of the Flyers and Bruins, including goaltending concerns and trade deadline speculations. The conversation shifts to baseball, highlighting the Red Sox and Phillies as they prepare for the World Baseball Classic, with insights on key players and team prospects. In this episode, the hosts discuss their excitement for the upcoming baseball season, focusing on the Phillies and their potential to challenge the Dodgers. They also touch on the Red Sox's roster updates and the Eagles' trade rumors. As March approaches, the conversation shifts to the anticipation of March Madness and the local sports culture in Boston, including the closing of a beloved sports bar. The episode wraps up with updates on the Celtics and Bruins, as well as a nod to the 10-year anniversary of the popular podcast Pardon My Take.

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers, the hosts reflect on the recent Olympic games, highlighting the successes of both the men's and women's hockey teams. They discuss the excitement surrounding the games, the impact of overtime rules, and the ongoing performance of the Celtics and Bruins. The conversation also touches on spring training for the Red Sox and the potential of new player prospects. Additionally, the hosts review the new series 'Knights of the Seven Kingdoms,' drawing parallels to the beloved 'Game of Thrones.'

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, host Josh Plotkin welcomes Jahmai Webster from NESN to discuss the latest updates on the Boston Red Sox as they enter spring training. The conversation covers the team's roster changes, pitching staff, and expectations for the upcoming season, as well as the competitiveness of the AL East. Jahmai shares insights on the World Baseball Classic and the Red Sox players participating, and the episode concludes with a lightning round of personal insights and reflections on the sports world.