On this episode of The Best of Boston Sports Tonight....

0:43 - Curran, Holley, Giles and Smith talk about the key plays from the Bruins win, as they take a 1-0 series lead over the Ottawa Senators.

4:44 - Joe Haggerty breaks down how the Bruins won with Vatrano scoring in his first playoff game, Marchand getting the game-winner, Rask playing great in net, and Charlie McAvoy’s debut.

6:19 - A. Sherrod Blakely joins BST and talks about the Celtics getting the top seed in the East, the excitement from the players, and previews the playoff series against the Chicago Bulls.

11:03 - Senators send out a tweet they might regret and we hear from Charlie McAvoy about his first NHL game. DJ Bean also joins to discuss McAvoy’s impressive debut and how the injuries impacted the defense.

On this episode of The Best of Boston Sports Tonight, Tom Curran, Michael Holley, Tom Giles, Kayce Smith discuss....

0:42 - Celtics in 1st place in the East over the Cavaliers, how much of an achievement it would be to get the #1 seed, and expectations for Boston in the playoffs.

4:54 - Chris Fedor, Cleveland.com reporter, joins BST by phone to talk about what is going on with the Cavaliers, why they don’t care about getting the #1 seed and why they feel comfortable about going into the playoffs as the #2 seed.

11:02 - Preview of Brian Scalabrine's sit-down interview with Isaiah Thomas where the Celtics star discusses how important it is to him to be the #1 seed in the Eastern Conference.

12:54 - Tony Amonte breaks down Charlie McAvoy's skill set, why he thinks he is close to being ready for the NHL and how his own career compares to the situation McAvoy is currently in. Amonte also previews the Bruins playoff series with the Senators.

16:51 - Curran, Holley, Giles, and Smith discuss Buck Showalter throwing a jab at the Red Sox as he made a comment about the players in Boston's clubhouse battling the flu.

20:04 - Evan Drellich joins BST to break down Drew Pomeranz's season debut as he shut down the Orioles, allowing only 1 run over 6 innings of work.

24:05 - Mike Giardi along with Curran, Holley, and Smith talk about how the weak quarterback draft class could impact where Jimmy Garoppolo plays next season.

On this episode of The Best of Boston Sports Tonight with Tom Curran, Michael Holley, Tom Giles, and Kayce Smith....

1:30 - Celtics clinch the Atlantic division title with the win over the Nets and discuss the 1 game lead Boston has over Cleveland with 1 game left to play for each team.

5:48 - Mike Giardi joins to discuss the rumors that Marshawn Lynch would open to coming to New England and if LeGarrette Blount or Lynch would be better fit in the Patriots backfield.

10:34 - Evan Drellich talks about Chris Sale’s start against the Tigers and how good he has been without getting run support from the offense and the Red Sox players battling the flu.

14:01 - Joe Haggerty joins BST to discuss the Bruins signing Charlie McAvoy to an entry level contract and the 2016 1st round pick making his debut during the NHL playoffs

18:42 - Tom Curran aka Nose-tradamus correctly picked Sergio Garcia to win the Masters and gives us another prediction to look forward to.

In this episode of Boston Sports Tonight with Tom Curran, Michael Holley, Tom Giles, and Kayce Smith...

0:39 - Curran, Holley, Giles, and Smith try to understand why Craig Kimbrel did not pitch in Friday’s loss to the Tigers. How worried should Red Sox fans be about this bullpen?

7:23 - The BST crew discuss the criticisms of Al Horford and decided whether or not any of it is valid. The takeaway question; is Horford satisfied with the season

14:11 - Evan Drellich joins BST to dive deeper into the Red Sox bullpen dilemma and debate if manager John Farrell mismanaged the bullpen against the Tigers.

19:34 - Our Boston Sports Tonight crew dials up insiders for the Bulls, Bucks, and Pacers to see how other teams feel about facing the Celtics in the playoffs. Guests include Vincent Goodwill (CSN Chicago, Bulls insider), Tony Smith (Fox Sports Wisconsin, Bucks Analyst), and Clifton Brown (Indianapolis Star).

In this episode of Boston Sports Tonight with Tom Curran, Michael Holley, Tom Giles, and Kayce Smith...

0:41 - DJ Bean joins BST to discuss Brad Marchand’s two game suspension for his spear on Lightning D Jake Dotchin and Marchand’s reaction as he spoke with the media prior to the Bruins game.

5:01 - Joe Haggerty talks about Torey Krug leaving the game due to injury and if the Bruins could call upon Charlie McAvoy to try to replace Krug’s production.

8:24 - Curran, Holley, Giles, and Smith break down the Celtics loss to the Hawks, after getting exposed by the Cavaliers the previous night.

11:35 - Draper and Scalabrine discuss the Celtics coming out flat in the first half vs the Hawks, as they didn’t have the energy and effort early on.

14:14 - Lou Merloni joins BST to talk about the Red Sox low scoring offense in the first two games of the season. Merloni also says that he believes Chris Sale is a more must watch athlete than Tom Brady.

16:56 - Curran, Holley, Giles, and Smith have a spirited debate about who the NBA MVP is between LeBron, Westbrook, Harden and Thomas.

On this episode of ‘The Best of’ Boston Sports Tonight with Tom Curran, Michael Holley, Tom Giles, and Kayce Smith….

0:43 - Chris Mannix and A. Sherrod Blakely join BST to discuss the Celtics laying an egg vs. the Cavaliers as Cleveland takes a 1 game lead over Boston in the Eastern Conference.

05:43 - Evan Drellich joins and talks Chris Sale making his Red Sox debut as Sale went 7 innings and gave up 0 runs but couldn’t get the win as it took 12 innings and a walk off home run from Sandy Leon for the Sox to get the victory.

09:26 - Tom Curran and Michael Holley with Mike Giardi discuss the rumors of Richard Sherman being linked to the Patriots if Malcolm Butler does not return to New England.

14:27 - With Brad Marchand having a phone hearing with NHL Department of Player Safety, Curran, Holley, Giles, and Smith debate if and how long he will be suspended and how it could hurt the Bruins heading into the playoffs.

On the latest episode of Boston Sports Tonight with Tom Curran, Michael Holley, Tom Giles, and Kayce Smith....

0:41 - Joe Haggerty joins BST and thinks Brad Marchand will be receiving more than a fine from his spear on Lightning defenseman Jake Dotchin because of his history of dirty plays.

05:19 - DJ Bean joins to discuss Brad Marchand receiving his game misconduct penalty and talks about how far the Bruins can go in the playoffs.

09:26 - Curran, Holley, Giles and Smith debate if there is a difference in mental makeup between David Price and Chris Sale.

15:31 - Kyle Draper phones in to break down the Celtics and Cavaliers match up with the number one seed up for grabs Wednesday night.

19:32 - Evan Drellich on Rick Porcello trying to continue his success from 2016 season and if Pablo Sandoval can have a bounce back year.

24:00 - With Tony Romo entering the booth as color commentator for CBS, Curran, Holley, and Smith give us their best and worst broadcasters in sports.

On the very first episode of Boston Sports Tonight, Tom Curran, Michael Holley, Tom Giles, and Kacey Smith discuss...

0:41 - Adrian Peterson visiting with Patriots despite child abuse history

5:40 - Lou Merloni joins BST to discuss Rick Porcello’s start and Andrew Benintendi’s big impact on Opening Day

8:26 - Cavaliers struggling as LeBron James and Tristan Thompson have a disagreement on the court during the game

10:54 - Injury prone tight end Rob Gronkowski gets in the ring at WrestleMania

13:30 - Joe Haggerty joins BST to talk NHL playoff picture and where the Bruins stand

18:37 - Kyle Draper joins to talk Celtics and Cavaliers as they are set to battle on Wednesday night for the top seed in the East

CSN debuts it's new prime time lineup on April 3rd, and it features an all-new cast on "Boston Sports Tonight".

Boston media stars Tom E. Curran and Michael Holley are joined on the new 3-hour show by CSN's Tom Giles and newcomer to Boston, Kayce Smith.

Listen to this special preview of what the show is going to be, and get to know the new faces.