Boston Sports Pod

Joe and Shawn talk about New Year's Eve before getting into the Bruins and the Winter Classic (6:00). At (14:00), they turn to the Patriots loss to the Jets and at (35:00) the Heroes and Zeroes. At (49:00) they discuss some playoff scenarios and close with a look at the Miami game (1:03:00).

Joe and Shawn first focus on playoff scenarios and upcoming Jets game. Then in the second half of the show, they talk Heroes and Zeroes from Pats victory over the Titans. They close with some discussion of Boston Sports radio personalities.

Joe and Shawn talk about the Celtics almost taking down the Warriors and the nature of their basketball fandom. At about 16 minutes, they switch to NFL: MVP talk, Heroes and Zeroes from the victory over Houston, and then look ahead to the Titans and playoffs.

In the first part of the show, Joe and Shawn look at the David Price signing by the Red Sox. At 32:50, they get in to the Patriots loss to the Eagles, look ahead to Houston, and try to find some hope in the historic greatness of the Patriots in the Tom Brady and Bill Belichick era.

Joe and Shawn react to the Patriots loss. They discuss Brady as MVP, the injuries to Gronk and Hightower, the terrible officiating, the muffed punt return, and more. 

Joe and Shawn give their heroes and zeroes for the Pats victory over the Bills. They close by looking at the upcoming Denver game and Joe goes on an epic rant against Peyton Manning.

Joe and Shawn talk about the Giants: who where the heroes and zeroes? Also, they cover the Edelman injury, the end of the Peyton, the Kimbrel trade, and Papi's retirement announcement.

Patriots improve to 8-0, so Joe and Shawn start looking ahead to some future opponents like Denver and Cincy. They also discuss the upcoming game against the New York Giants. They close with some Bruins and Red Sox.

Joe and Shawn discuss the Patriots' defeat of the New York Jets and then look forward to Miami Dolphins on Thursday night. Was this a good win or did the Pats escape? What are the concerns about the team going forward? The guys close with some comments on the Bruins and the Revolution.

Joe and Shawn discuss the Patriots Colts Sunday night match-up: covering everything from the bizarre fake punt to the state of the Patriots offensive and defense. They move on to the Jets and get into what to expect from Gang Green. They close with some thoughts on the Bruins stemming from Shawn's trip to see the Bruins vs. the Coyotes on Saturday night.

Joe and Shawn talk about the Patriots 5th victory in a row over Cowboys, then look ahead to the Colts next week. They end with a brief look at the Bruins early season troubles and wonder how long Claude Julien will be around.

After a two month hiatus, Joe and Shawn are back talking Boston Sports. The Red Sox season as a total was disappointing, but they end strong. What lead to the late season resurgence and how can they carry this into 2016? Should Farrell return? Which young start is 'untouchable'? In the second half of the show, Joe and Shawn talk about the Patriots' dominant start and where they will go from here. Is 19-0 realistic? Should we even be discussing it? What are some of the concerns? They also discuss who should be on the Boston Sports Mount Rushmore.

In the first half of the show, Joe and Shawn look at the dismal season of the Red Sox and start looking ahead to 2016. (No Lucchino, Should Sandoval or Ramirez be moved?) In the second half, they get into the theatre of the absurd that is the NFL and Deflategate. But they get into some actual football discussion (CB situation, potential weak areas on team). They close with a look at Boston's dodging the Olympic bullet.

In the first half of the show, Joe and Shawn review the Bruins’ recent offseason moves and the draft. In the second half they get into the Red Sox: should Farrell be fired? Should the Sox be buyers or sellers at the break? They close with some thoughts and predications about Brady’s appeal. #FreeBrady #GoodellMustGo  

In this episode, Joe and Shawn focus on the Red Sox and their struggle for any kind of consistency or productivity. Should Farrell be fired? What changes need to be made? What is the value of watching a bad team? The show closes with some discussion of Patriots and Bruins.

Joe and Shawn discuss the hiring of Don Sweeney as Bruins GM and the Red Sox struggles on offense and defense. In the second half of the show they get into Kraft's decision not to appeal the penalties imposed by the NFL, how this affects Brady's appeal, and the awfulness that is Goodell. #GoodellMustGo

Joe and Shawn tear into the Wells Report and express their dismay and disappointment at its obvious weaknesses. 

Joe and Shawn discuss the Celtics' playoff loss and the road forward. They look at the Red Sox pitching woes, but also some of the positives in recent games. They close the show by talking about the Patriots' draft needs.

Bruins fail to make the playoffs and the Celtics clinch a playoff spot. Who predicted that? Not Joe and Shawn, but they discuss what this means for the Bruins and Celtics. In the last half of the show, they look at the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the start of the Red Sox season.

Red Sox kicked off 2015 season, and Joe and Shawn are back talking Boston Sports. The first half of the show focuses on the Red Sox, but then shifts to Bruins and Celtics playoff chances.