Toucher & Hardy

In this hour: Fred Toucher & Jon Wallach are broadcasting from the Town Fair Tires Studios in Dorchester. Rich is broadcasting remotely.

• The guys continue to focus on Adam Silver’s comments saying the league might not start next regular season until 2021. The NHL is flirting with the idea of starting the season in a bubble and sheds some light with the Boston Bruins and their playoff run. Fred drops some hints about Rask. (00:11)
• Jim McBride, writer for the Boston Globe, joins the show and shares his thoughts on the Cam Newton Era of the Patriots and picking the Detroit Lions to win the Superbowl (12:34)
• Fred talks about his Ring doorbell and how wonderful it is. Which city would be the most chaotic place if their team won a championship? (25:31)

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In this hour: Fred Toucher & Jon Wallach are broadcasting from the Town Fair Tires Studios in Dorchester. Rich is broadcasting remotely.

• Fred is very tired after going to acupuncture yesterday. He also explains what “chakra” is to Rich and Wallach (01:56)

What Happened Last Night:

• ESPN is obsessed with Gardner Minshew and his mustache. When the Red Sox win, they lose. Nick Pivetta helps Boston beat Orioles 8-3 but is that a good thing? (18:50)
• NBA commissioner Adam Silver: Best guess is next season won't start until 2021 (28:52)

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In this hour: Fred Toucher & Jon Wallach are broadcasting from the Town Fair Tires Studios in Dorchester. Rich is broadcasting remotely.

• Will Brinson, Senior NFL Writer for CBSSports.com, joins Toucher & Rich and talks about the large amount of injuries in the first two weeks of the NFL season. Is Cam Newton an upgrade from Tom Brady? (00:06)
• We revisit Fluto Shinzawa’s article on which players on the Boston Bruins are considered moveable or untouchable. Fred is dead against the idea of Patrice Bergeron not retiring as a Bruin. (16:16)
• Some sports personalities get paid WAY too much money (23:35)

The Stack (34:04):

• Ellen DeGeneres addressed controversy during her opening monologue

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In this hour: Fred Toucher & Jon Wallach are broadcasting from the Town Fair Tires Studios in Dorchester. Rich is broadcasting remotely.

• We recap Week 2 action in the NFL, including Derek Carr’s 3 TD night, Barkley & McCaffrey Injuries and more. All of this leads to Fred venting about interviewing Jimmy Graham (00:23)
• “Everyday Greatness: the Ray Lewis Podcast” featuring “Saved by the Bell Ray Lewis” (9:44)
• Will the extended time off between Game 3 & 4 be beneficial to Hayward and the Celtics? (26:43)

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In this hour: Fred Toucher & Jon Wallach are broadcasting from the Town Fair Tires Studios in Dorchester. Rich is broadcasting remotely.

• From the Athletic: “Bruins trade tiers: Who’s movable and who’s untouchable entering the offseason?” Where does Bergeron land on the list? (00:16)
• Cam Newton has been very impressive in his first 2 games with the Patriots, but the “Hot Take Police” have to be called in (17:10)
• Is Deer Hunter a good movie? Fred recently watched the russian roulette scene from the movie (27:43)
• Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals between the Boston Celtics & Miami Heat is tomorrow night and we do a brief preview of what to expect (37:16)

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In this hour: Fred Toucher & Jon Wallach are broadcasting from the Town Fair Tires Studios in Dorchester. Rich is broadcasting remotely.

• Wallach apologizes to Fred for not paying attention during yesterday’s show (1:46)

What Happened Last Night:

• Derek Carr throws 3 touchdown passes as Raiders defeat Saints in first game in Allegiant Stadium 34-24 (12:04)
• Bucs center Ryan Jensen is wondering why Brett Favre was allowed to be at a game, but his family wasn't. The NFL fines coaches, teams more than $1 million for not wearing masks in Week 2. We check in Jim Gray and his terrible interview with Brady (25:28)

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In this hour: Fred Toucher & Jon Wallach are broadcasting from the Town Fair Tires Studios in Dorchester. Rich is broadcasting remotely.

• Bob Socci, the voice of the New England Patriots on 98.5 The Sports Hub, joins Toucher & Rich to discuss last night’s matchup against the Seahawks. Does Socci think the Patriots mismanaged the clock? (00:10)
• The show is falling apart: Jon isn’t paying attention. Nick had to leave because he’s a big dumb idiot. A caller chimes in to pump everyone’s tires. (15:45)
• A Red Sox fan scales the Green Monster to get into Fenway Park during a game. (17:32)

The Stack:

• Fred has a hot tub getting installed today and he’s very excited. (24:49)
• The Emmys were last night and Schitt's Creek were the big winners. (26:08)
• Gordon Hayward is back in the NBA Bubble and hinted he’s sticking around. (35:06)
• Gostkowski hit the game-winning field goal. Also, OBJ trade rumors are “crap”. (36:32)

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In this hour: Fred Toucher & Jon Wallach are broadcasting from the Town Fair Tires Studios in Dorchester. Rich is broadcasting remotely.

Around The NFL:

• 49ers blast Jets 31-13, but lose Garoppolo, Bosa and Mostert. Fred thinks this might be the worst Jets team in a long time. (14:00)
• Cowboys' rally beat the Falcons 40-39, Chiefs vs. Chargers final score: Kansas City ruins Justin Herbert's debut with a 23-20 victory in overtime (28:35)

Also:

• Jay King, Celtics reporter for the Athletic, joins the show and talks about Boston’s Game 2 win against the Heat, Gordon Hayward’s impact and more. (12:57)
• Nick is a very very stupid person (26:50)

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In this hour: Fred Toucher & Jon Wallach are broadcasting from the Town Fair Tires Studios in Dorchester. Rich is broadcasting remotely.

• Bill Belichick gave a very salty answer during the post-game presser. Did the Patriots manage the clock correctly? Was Jon Wallach paying attention to the show? (00:14)
• Jeff Howe covers the Patriots for the Athletic and joins the show to talk about last night’s Patriots loss to the Seahawks. (11:50)
• Is Lebron James summoning demons when he tosses chaulk in the air? (29:38)

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In this hour: Fred Toucher & Jon Wallach are broadcasting from the Town Fair Tires Studios in Dorchester. Rich is broadcasting remotely.

• Fred spent Saturday in Dorchester for his son’s little league and couldn’t find a bathroom to use. (00:30)

What Happened Last Night:

• Russell Wilson tossed five TDs while Cam Newton rushed 2 TDs but was stuffed at the goal line to seal a 35-30 defeat against the Seahawks. (11:38)
• James White's father died in a car accident Sunday. Russel Wilson was a teammate of his in Wisconsin and offered his condolences to White and his family Celtics top Heat 117-106 and cut East finals deficit to 2-1. Gordon Hayward made his return after missing a month with a sprained right ankle, scoring six points in 31 minutes. (27:19)
• Tom Brady got his first win as a Tampa Bay Buccaneer with a 31-17 victory over the Carolina Panthers. (36:40)

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