Brady sits down with former UVM hoops coach Tom Brennan to talk about the report that TJ Sorrentine and Kelvin Jefferson are both battling for the Central Connecticut job, if Sorrentine has expressed a desire to be a head coach before and much more, including Hartford maybe wanting to leave D-1 and Indiana wanting to lure Brad Stevens away from Boston.

Brady sits down with longtime Northfield HS Baseball coach and current Norwich University baseball coach Frank Pecora to talk about his teams 6-2 start to the season, how Pecora has turned the program around, why he still wants to coach at this point and his life and the two re-live memories of Brady being on his staff in 2013.

Brady is back on a Monday, reacting to the Red Sox demolition of the White Sox in the series finale, and he speaks with Upper Valley Nighthawks owner/founder, Noah Crane, about the teams return to the field in 2021. Cam Newton shows up at Patriots offseason workouts despite most of the team staying away. And Brad Stevens is right to not have interest in Indiana -- and is Alex Verdugo becoming what we thought Andrew Benintendi would be?

Brady sits down with Upper Valley Nighthawks owner, Noah Crane, to talk about the return of the NECBL this June, what the season will look like, and much more, including what makes a successful season for the organization, and if Brady should have lied for a job in the NECBL back in the day.

Brady is back on a Friday talking about the excitement he has for the Red Sox and White Sox series this weekend and he talks with former White Sox broadcaster Andy Masur for Friday's Diamond Discussion. He also talks about the Pats getting JC Jackson to sign his RFA tender and what it means going forward. Brady doesn't care about the Pro Football Hall of Fame inductions and he draws some interesting takeaways from former UVM basketball star Anthony Lamb, who was on Ryen Russillo's podcast.

Brady sits down with longtime MLB broadcaster (Cubs, Padres, White Sox), Andy Masur, to talk about the White Sox, who he called games for in 2020. We get ready for the Red Sox and White Sox weekend series in the talk and talk about the growth of former Sox farmhands Yoan Moncada and Michael Kopech, as well as his experience calling a no-hitter last season for Lucas Giolito.

Brady is back on a Thursday, discussing the Red Sox losing to the Twins and snapping their nine-game win streak and he talks about why he thinks this team is actually good -- but he does have concerns. He also speaks with Adam Kaufman of WBZ News Radio in Boston about the Sox and the Celtics and if they are good again. Brady also says he's tired of mock drafts, doesn't think the C's and Lakers are a rivalry anymore, and he says he thinks the NFLPA is using the Coronavirus as a negotiating tool to get what it wants. He also discusses the new rule changes in Independent Baseball and if he'd like to see them in the MLB.

Brady sits down with Adam Kaufman of WBZ News Radio in Boston to talk about the Red Sox and if they are actually good -- and are the Celtics good too? As the Celtics play the Lakers tonight, is that still a rivalry? And what does it mean that Patriots players are likely skipping offseason workouts?

Brady sits down with NBC5 Sports Anchor Marshall Kramsky to talk about Rice Memorial Basketball star Michel Ndayishimiye committing to UVM last night on NBC5 News. We learn about Michel's game, his reasons for attending UVM, the obstacles he's overcome to get there and much more -- including Marshall's own career.

Brady is back on a Tuesday, recapping the Red Sox win over the Twins, the emotions in Minneapolis right now that led to yesterday's postponement, and much more, including if you'd rather have Julian Edelman or Calvin Johnson's career. He also talks with former UVM hoops coach about why he hates baseball and much more -- and Brady discusses the problems with baseball -- and a local star commits to UVM right as the show is ending.