Weekend Shows

Hour 3 - during the third hour of Hart and Scheim, the guys discuss Drake Maye and the Patriots potential options at three in the NFL Draft. Does Jayden Daniels not running a forty at his pro day mean he was rushing to put on pounds for his weigh-in? Also, Hart is finally interested in women's college hoops because of the recent shift to star v star narratives. Finally, some villians to root against!

Hour 1 - Rob Bradford is live from T-Mobile Park in Seattle to talk about the first two games of the Red Sox season and to figure out the vibes from Sox fans.

Then, Bradfo explains why the youth of the Sox offers more potential than people think.

And, fans can at least be entertained by the characters in the Red Sox dugout.

Hour 2 - Bradfo speaks about Jordan Montgomery signing with the D-Backs and why Red Sox fans should be even more frustrated regarding the details of the deal.

Then, the Sox have gone away from becoming an automatic destination big free agents could sign with and Craig Breslow is in charge of getting the team back to that place.

And, why the trade deadline will be the breaking point for whether Alex Cora signs an extension with the Red Sox.

Hour 3 - Bradfo is joined by Gordo from "Play Tessie" to talk about his takeaways from the first two games of the Red Sox season.

Then, Trevor Story seems like a focal point in the lineup, but can the Sox count on what they saw in Colorado in years past?

And, power ranking everything from the MLB, Spring Training, and the city of Seattle.

Hour 1 - The guys look into Drake Maye's pro day and Jerod Mayo's comments and wonder what is the best path going forward for the Patriots ahead of the draft. Is a better rebuild strategy to draft a quarterback at three or trade back and garner more picks?

Also, the classic Brady vs Belichick debate sparks again after news of Bill Belichick writing a new book comes out.

Hour 2 - Two games into the season and Curtis still doesn't have a ton of hope for the Red Sox. How can he be convinced otherwise?

Then, between the Sox and Patriots' ownership, one message can be clear and come true for one franchise.

And, Curtis makes an interesting player comparison for Drake Maye.

From 'Slammed' (Subscribe Here): The Boston Celtics' 129-102 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Friday night marked their 15th win by 25 or more points this season, tying an NBA record set by the 1970-71 Milwaukee Bucks and the 2015-16 San Antonio Spurs. Justin Turpin reacts as the Celtics once again take care of business, advancing to 27-1 against teams with a losing record.  

Topics include the bench continuing to shine, Jaylen Brown making a legitimate All-NBA / All-Defensive case, a championship trait in the Celtics, and more!

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HOUR 2 - Arcand previews the Red Sox season in the final hour of the show. Arcand discusses the Sox rotation and lineup. He also shares why he believes it's possible for the Sox to give fans a full baseball season. Sean McAdam of MassLive joins the show to discuss the Sox. In the last segment Arcand gives his final thoughts on the Dynasty.

Hour 1 - Christian Arcand opens Sunday Mass discussing his confidence level with the Boston Celtics down the stretch. Arcand compares and contrast the way the Celtics seamsely transitioned from their Big 3 era to the new era, to how the Pats have transitioned post Brady. Later in the hour the callers and listners play Arcand's confessions game. 

Hour 2 - Scott, Razor, and Bridgette open hour 2 taking calls from listeners about the Bruins' blue line defense.

The roles that Charlie McAvoy and Hampus Lindholm will have and their effectiveness throughout the season.

The Bruins' play against tight checking needs to get much better for the next few games before the playoffs begin.