Hour 3. Ben questions who is the Celtics most valuable player based on what their record is when the team doesn't have them in the lineup.

Hour 2. Ben Maller talks Chris Sale, his health, and his new contract ahead of his start on Red Sox opening day tomorrow. Plus, news on Red Sox bullpen rotation and the story behind Ryan Brasier having to go to court in Texas.

Hour 1. Ben Maller goes into the several legal technicalities that could get Kraft's soliciting prostitution case thrown out in Florida court.

Hour 4- With 162 games in the season everyone is worried about the bullpen once again. Brian thinks the bullpen will be fine with the lineup and starters advantage the Red Sox have against the top teams in the American League East.

Hour 3- Hour three consists of plenty of Celtic talk regarding the relationship of Kyrie Irving and Brad Stevens. Is it Brad that isn’t making the right decision or is it Kyrie taking the spotlight and not fitting well with the system.

Hour 1- Yes we all know Gronkowski retired but Brian thinks this is more of loss to coach Belichick than it is for Gronk. Some Celtics talk on an un-impressive win tonight against the Cavaliers but once again the team wins without Kyrie, are we seeing a trend?

Hour 2- In Hour two Brian thinks Gronk will get bored with his outside of football life and give the Patriots a call. Sometimes you just need a little rest and Brian believes Brady calls him towards the end of the year for a final push.

Hour 1- The sad truth is Gilroy explains to everyone how ten times out of ten the coach gets moved before the player. This Celtics season has been a disaster and it seems to be heading in one direction, that direction is Kyrie Irving completely taking over this team next season.

A new record for shortest edition of Late Night, Gilroy spends a whopping 18 minutes ripping the Celtics and Chris Curtis.

Hour 1 - Gilroy believes that Isaiah Thomas would be a great fit back in a Celtics uniform. Dan Greenburg of Barstool Sports joins Gilroy for some Celtics talk and what to take away from Isaiah’s return to Boston.