Hour #2 - Gilroy poses the question of which team, the Patriots or the Celtics, is more likely to make an appearance in their sport's championship. Also, LeBron James and Dwyane Wade had themselves a moment following tonight's Heat-Lakers games.

Patrick Gilroy continues with Larry Bird's 62nd birthday celebration, featuring callers with stories of meeting the super star. Also the struggle continues in pinpointing the Patriots 7-9 record at Miami in the Brady-Belichick era.

Patrick Gilroy celebrates Larry Bird's 62nd birthday with a guest appearance from Bird's former teammate ML Carr. Carr reveals past stories from his relationship with Larry Bird and their present relationship. ML also articulates the importance of Larry's legace and what Larry would bring if he played for the Celtic's today.

Patrick Gilroy continues on the topic of Celtics trades and what package of players could land the C's Anthony Davis in the offseason. He also gets into Eovaldi's new 4 year contract with the Red Sox and what that could mean for the future of Chris Sale and other Red Sox pitchers.

Patrick Gilroy discusses a report that the Celtics are leading in the hunt to aquire Anthony Davis in the offseason, in all likelyhood haveing to give up at least Jason Tatum. Callers argue for and against a trade for Davis. And a look in to the injuries to Kyrie and Baynes in the Celtics 128-100 win over the Knicks.

Hour 4- Gilroy wonders why politics can’t learn a little something from sports? Why can’t political arguments just listen to another opinion without ​jumping against it right away? And finally we end our show with what the Red Sox will do this offseason to ensure the cap space will be open for the next few years.

Hour 4- Gilroy wonders why politics can’t learn a little something from sports? Why can’t political arguments just listen to another opinion without ​jumping against it right away? And finally we end our show with what the Red Sox will do this offseason to ensure the cap space will be open for the next few years.

Hour 3- Every time these two topics cross it ends with the same concept it started with. Gilroy thinks we should remove this poison and move on from it. ​

Hour 2- It’s more than just the anthem, politics in sports is creating a mess. Gilroy thinks that sooner or later the president will use the team’s visit as a political strength for their own party.  ​

Hour 1- Gilroy has a solution for sports and politics, simple get rid of the National Anthem because the country is too immature to handle it.  ​