Weekend Shows

Hour 1 - The guys are live from Fenway, but are all about last night's win from the Mavericks over the Timberwolves to make a 2-0 Western Conference Finals lead. This could lead up to a potential Celtics NBA Finals matchup with old friend Kyrie Irving.

Then, with Kyrie looming, Curtis gives his list of biggest villains in Boston sports.

And, did Don Sweeney hint at the offseason plan at goaltender with Linus Ullmark?

Hour 2 - The guys continue to talk about the potential of Kyrie Irving and the Dallas Mavericks taking a 2-0 series lead over Minnesota and what kind of challenge they could provide to the Celtics in a potential Finals matchup.

Then, Jaylen Brown's 40-point performance in Game 2 has sparked the debate once again about who is better between Brown and Jayson Tatum.

And, a quick segment on the Patriots and more changes going on in the post-Belichick era of the Patriots.

Hour 3 - A new update from morning shootaround lists Jrue Holiday as questionable for Game 3 tonight with an illness. Does give the Pacers any chance to get back into the Eastern Conference Finals?

Plus, the villain conversation continues with Curtis putting Roger Clemens at the top among those in Boston sports.

However, a caller changes his mind by providing the reasons Kyrie Irving is the biggest villain in Boston sports.

On a special WEEI Late Night with Jon Lyons, Jon breaks down the Celtics 126-110 victory over the Indiana Pacers in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals to take a 2-0 series lead. Hear Jon's thoughts on Jaylen Brown's big night, WEEI.com's Justin Turpin calls in with live reaction from the Garden, and more. 

From 'Heat Check' (subscribe here): Trysta reacts to game one between the Celtics and Pacers and how it showed just how close this matchup might actually be. From there, she takes a look at Mavs-Wolves and why it has her so excited. To wrap things up, she throws to her weekly appearance on D-Lo and KC, which is always fun.

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Jon Lyons hosts a special WEEI Late Night reacting to the Celtics 133-128 overtime victory over the Indiana Pacers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals. Hear from Celtics Head Coach Joe Mazzulla and WEEI.com's Justin Turpin. 

From 'Heat Check' (subscribe here): Celtics-Pacers. Mavericks-Timberwolves. The Knicks broke down. The Nuggets crumbled. OKC stalled out. Trysta takes a look at how the last round came to a close, then looks ahead to the final four teams. She then throws to a conversation with Grant Afseth to break this Mavs run.

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Hour 2 - On the second hour of Fitzy and Lyons: WEEI.com's Justin Turpin joins the show to discuss what he saw from the first half of Pacers/Knicks Game 7 and preview the matchup for the Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals. 

Hour 1 - On the first hour of Fitzy and Lyons: Fitzy and Jon discuss where the Bruins go from here after being eliminated by the Florida Panthers. Hear Jon and Fitzy rattle off some intriguing free agents for the Bruins to pursue. 

Hour 3 - Scott McLaughlin, Bridgette Proulx, and Andrew Raycroft open the hour discussing Jim Montgomery's job security heading into the offseason. The crew also looks at who the Bruins could target in the offseason. They discuss Elias Lindholm and his potential fit with the Bruins. Razor shares why he believes we have seen the end of Linus Ullmark as a Bruin. The crew also talks about the importance of the Bruins not relying on internal help from Providence up front and rather look for external options this offseason.