The Roundabout

With hockey season in full swing, the fellas get into a potential Jack Eichel trade and what that might look like if the Rangers were to make a play. The Bruins are having trouble getting goals from the middle of their lineup, but Trent Frederic is awesome (or is he?). Finally, why the start of the baseball season isn't what it used to be and our obscure players of the week.

Sam, Alex, and Jonny hop on the mics to discuss the Super Bowl, and despite winning his 7th Super Bowl, Sam argues that Tom Brady did play well enough to live up to his GOAT reputation. The fellas also discuss the Bruins-Rangers game Wednesday and the trade that sent Andrew Benintendi to the Royals.

The guys talk debate NFL's championship weekend and Sam tries his hardest to diminish Tom Brady's GOAT legacy. Plus, some NHL talk as the season gets underway, and the Red Sox and Yankees made a trade?

The New York Giants are somehow in first place in the NFC East, with a big matchup in Seattle on the schedule next. A few hours north, the Patriots have also kept their season alive, fending off the Cardinals in Gillette Stadium. To close it out, Johnny Boychuk has retired from the NHL, so Jonny gets to reminisce on his career.

The Giants defeated the Eagles and suddenly they appear on track to take the NFC East and Sam is ecstatic. However, there's other absurd Giants news to be discussed on the air. Also, Theo Epstein is done in Chicago, and the Patriots might be back in business too!

Alex Cora is back in Boston, the Giants may actually be able to miraculously resurrect themselves from the dead, and should the Pats fight for a playoff spot, or tank for a quarterback?

The boys return from a long hiatus to break down the shortcomings for the suddenly horrific New England Patriots, as well as the very exciting game 4 of the 2020 World Series.

The NFL kicks off its 2020 campaign, and the boys give some division predictions, hot takes, as well as sound off on the Yankees' recent skid.

The Bruins are eliminated by the Lightning, and Jonny is distraught. We break down what went wrong for the B's, their future plans, as well as recapping the MLB trade deadline.

The Boston Bruins and Tampa Bay Lightning are set to face off in the conference semi-finals, and it's gonna be a hell of a battle. Sam and Jonny are joined by Bryan Simmons-Hayes to go into detail about the series, as well as exploring the moves the Red Sox have made and potentially will make at the trade deadline.