Weekend Shows

Hour 2 - During the second hour of the Baseball Isn't Boring show the guys talk about Tyler O'Neill and his value to the Red Sox. 

First, David in Florida has a MELTDOWN about the Sox.

Then, there is nothing to lose by signing Rich Hill.

During the third hour of the Baseball Isn't Boring show the guys begin with a trade deadline discussion. Who were the winners and losers? Which teams sold and got better, which teams bought and got worse?

Then, Red Sox Farm Director Bryan Abraham joins the show and discusses when the big three prospects will be called up.

Finally some boots on the ground Ian Brown talk as he joins Bradfo in the booth.

Hour 1 - Chris Scheim and Jon Lyons continue the Drake Maye talk and the tricky topic Jerod Mayo and the Patriots put themselves in by calling Jacoby Brissett the starting quarterback well before training camp.

Then, US Olympic gymnast Frederick Richard joins to talk about preparing for Paris and how life has changed since winning his bronze medal.

And, Scheim has a PSA for all golfers after experiencing an event on the course not too long ago.

Hour 2 - The guys continue discussing when Drake Maye should play, but now factor in the offensive line which turns the focus onto Jerod Mayo and offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt.

Then, if the decision was made to have Drake Maye be the Pats' starting QB, the only fear would be the o-line hindering his development.

And, Matthew Judon was traded earlier this week and the guys agree that the situation regarding Judon's holdout is a learning experience for Eliot Wolf.

Hour 3 - Chris and John go from offense to defense and talk about the standout players that could emerge with the absences of Christian Barmore and now Matthew Judon.

Then, John Ryan of Rotowire gives his favorite futures bets for the NFL season.

And, the Celtics' schedule release may get excited, but Scheim isn't with the lack of creativity on the release video.

Jon Lyons and Chris Scheim are joined by US Olympic Bronze Medal Gymnast and Waltham, MA native Frederick Richard to discuss his journey to the Olympics, his experience in Paris, and how his life has changed since winning his bronze medal.

Hour 1 - Curtis is joined by Andy Hart to discuss the Patriots' quarterback battle which has now resurfaced thanks to last Thursday's preseason game. Where do things stand now between Drake Maye and Jacoby Brissett?

Then, Drake Maye seems to be getting consideration for the starting role because of the lack of play from Jacoby Brissett so far in the preseason.

And, hesitation to playing Drake Maye once again goes back to the holes in the Pats' offensive line.

Hour 2 - Curtis and Hart continue talking Pats and why Jerod Mayo is seemingly getting tons of criticism before coaching his first regular season game as head coach. Curtis wants to give Mayo some more time to fix any issues.

Then, Christian Gonzalez was one of the few bright spots from last season, but he hasn't shown those same flashes so far this year.

And, reminiscing on championship times for the Patriots with those times seemingly a long way's away.

Hour 3 - Curtis and Hart both share the idea of starting Drake Maye right off the bat and explain why there shouldn't be any fear with giving Maye the keys.

Then, whenever Maye becomes the Patriots' starting quarterback, he will help the offense become like what the rest of the league looks like.

And, Chris Scheim and Jon Lyons cross over and have a fiery debate with Andy about the right time to play Drake Maye.

Hour 1 - Yeah there weren't many good things in the Patriots' second preseason game against the Eagles, but Drake Maye supersedes all of that with his play. Fitzy and Hart break down how well the third overall pick played.

Then, Maye's performance has made the calls for him to start grow even louder, but is that the right call?

And, there doesn't seem to be any harm in giving Drake Maye reps with the starters in the preseason finale next Sunday.