Hour 1 - Scott McLaughlin, Andrew Raycroft , and Bridgette Proulx open the show discussing the Bruins overtime win over the Flotida Panthers on Saturday. The crew preview the Bruins final few games and how Brazeau's injury could impact the Bruins lineup. They also discuss the flaws with the current NHL playoff format. The hour ends with Bridgette's goaltending questions for Razor. 

Hour 2 - Travis opens the second hour of today's shows giving his MLB season predicitons. Why he thinks both the Celtics and Bruins are poised for deep playoff runs. Finally, a preview of tonight's Final Four matchups. 

Hour 1 - Travis spends the first hour of today's show discussing what he thinks the Patriots should do with the third overall pick in the NFL Draft later this month. Why Travis thinks if things fall the right way for New England their path back to prominence is not that long. Finally, reactions to the Red Sox strong start to the season. 

Hour 1 - Bradfo is back in Boston to sort through Trevor Story's shoulder injury suffered last night and why that dark cloud will hang around the Red Sox for a long time.

Then, why there we be dark times even though the Sox have started 6-2 and sit currently in first place.

And, Sammy and Gordo from "Play Tessie" join to sift through the dust and find the proper level of panic.

Hour 2 - Rob is joined by Red Sox prospect Marcelo Mayer for a wide-ranging conversation about his growth in the Sox farm system and how close he feels to joining the team in Boston.

Then, MLB.com's Ian Browne kickstarts a conversation with Bradfo and the "PLya Tessie" crew about the most impactful moments from the 2004 Red Sox championship run.

And, a check on the vibe meter following the 6-2 start.

Hour 1 - Just when there were good feelings around the Red Sox, Trevor Story goes down with a shoulder injury during last night's win in Anaheim. Is all hope lost if Story is down for a significant amount of time?

Then, Eliot Wolf seems like the de facto man in charge for the Patriots, but Robert Kraft will have some of his fingerprints around what the team does at the draft.

And, does the collaborative effort from the Patriots involve new OC Alex Van Pelt?

Hour 2 - Lou Merloni joins the guys on his birthday, but his special took a sour note with Trevor Story's injury. Will the Red Sox do what they have done in recent years and tell Alex Cora to work with what he's got?

Then, the Patriots still need to address their wide receiver room, but should it be from the draft or via trade?

And, a classic call with Danny from Quincy who makes a claim on Mookie Betts.

Ken and Curtis are joined by Lou Merloni who is pushing the panic button on Trevor Story's shoulder injury suffered last night in Anaheim. How do the Red Sox try to fill the void of Story and can the Sox succeed without their starting shortstop?

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Tyler O'Neill. Luke Raley. Chase Anderson. They all spent this past weekend trying to make good first impressions with their new teams and their new fan bases. It's a dynamic that can weigh heavy on players switching teams. Bradfo sits down with all three to discuss their view on all that comes with wearing a new uniform, having new teammates and trying to impress an entirely new group of followers. It's a challenge so many players faced through these first few games, and one that might be lingering until that big game comes around. Being the new kid is never easy ... until it is.

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Hour 2 - KJ and Lyons open the second hour discussing Robert Kraft's recenet comments in Orlando on the Dynasty and on The Shop. The guys also dicuss the worst Easter Candy. KJ and Lyons review the Celtics week, which featured two losses to the Atlanta Hawks. The guys dicuss the Celtics struggles with their late game execution. The hour also features the Lyons Den. The hour wraps up with the KJ and Lyons discussing the Red Sox opening series in Seattle.