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Rob Bradford is joined by Red Sox closer Craig Kimbrel to discuss his evolution over the past three seasons. The duo also dives into the new way of thinking when it comes to using closers, with Kimbrel revealing how he views pitching prior to the ninth inning.

Mike and Dan relive the Red Sox Yankees bench clearing brawl from Wednesday night with some help from WFAN’s John Sterling and Suzyn Walden radio call. The guys take a look at ESPN’s Get Up and then discuss some slip-ups that got play by play announcers in trouble recently.

3-19-03: With the country on the brink of the Iraq War (yes, that winds up being an important part of this argument), the Bruins announced the firing of head coach Robbie Ftorek. As the news breaks, The Big Show with Glenn Ordway, Levan Reid, Rico Petrocelli and Pete Sheppard invited Dale Arnold on the air to discuss the firing. Things quickly got heated between Dale and Pete.

Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey take a look at the best, and some of the worst, hockey movies ever made. They also each select a lineup of fictional players. Who drafted the better team? Plus This Week in #DORK, Davey’s Video Game Minute and the Pick of the Podcast. Twitter: @DORKpodcast  

Former Red Sox catcher David Ross is returning to Fenway Park for the first time since leaving the team in 2014, participating in the ESPN broadcast for the Red Sox series opener against the Yankees. Ross joins Rob Bradford to discuss the good and bad of living life in a Red Sox clubhouse, surfacing the possible difference between Alex Cora and John Farrell. Ross also discusses his journey on "Dancing with the Stars," meeting Mr. T, and the upcoming movie based on his life.

Rob Bradford is joined by Kerosene Ken Laird to revisit the Red Sox' sweep of the Rays, look forward to the Yankees coming to town, and bask in some more of Ken's fiery hot takes. The duo also reflects on Brock Holt's bizarre choice of walk-up music.

Ken & Curtis recap the first week of April 2018 on the K&C Show including Mike Florio losing his mind over the show's sarcasm & multiple Evan Drellich appearances on the show.

Lucy Burdge from WEEI.com joins the show this week to discuss her time on the morning show, and her experience at the station. Then they get into some BREAKING news, and Yankees Broadcaster John Sterling home run calls.

With Wrestlemania approaching, Kirk brought in the nation's top wrestling expert to break down all the matches: his young son Harry Minihane. Harry talks all things WWE, while also weighing in on his least-favorite WEEI personality Mut.

Rich Keefe is joined by Dale Arnold and Jason Rossi to preview WrestleMania 34. Will the Undertaker be there? Do you want him to be? Will Gronk show up again? They breakdown each and every match on the card and pick their winners.  Find out which match they’re looking forward to the most. All the WWE talk you can handle!

5-2-2007: Red Sox infielder Alex Cora joins the Big Show with Glenn Ordway, Steve Buckley and Sean McAdam to talk about a struggling young second baseman named Dustin Pedroia and whether he sees managing in the big leagues in his future.

After a week stuck in traffic, Ty finally makes his way back to WEEI headquarters and reconnects with Dale for another episode of Zero Pucks Given. They talk about the Black and Gold establishing themselves as a legit power in the Eastern Conference after a downright ridiculous March schedule, how the Tampa Bay Lightning — or any team, for that matter -- are no longer scary if you’re the Bruins, and why this postseason seems like it’s a true make-or-break kind of year for Tuukka Rask. This is Zero Pucks Given, presented by Star Market and Wise Snacks. 

Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey discuss Ready Player One, the Steven Spielberg film inspired by the Ernest Cline novel.  Is Spielberg back?  Spoiler-free to begin before going full spoilers.  Plus This Week in #DORK, Davey’s Video Game Minute and the Pick of the Podcast.  Twitter: @DORKpodcast

Ken and Curtis discussed another crazy week on Kirk and Callahan.  The guys talked about another Tanguay ban, Felger's dangerous comments and a Bracket of the Brainless victory for Curtis. 

Rob Bradford is joined by Ian Browne of MLB.com to offer instant analysis of the Red Sox' season-opening loss to the Rays, with the duo doing their best to identify what exactly happened in the fateful eighth inning Thursday at Tropicana Field. Who was to blame? That's what Bradford and Browne were trying to figure out while reflecting on Game 1 at the Thirsty First Restaurant in St. Petersburg, Fla.

Mike and Dan are back this week discussing The Improper Bostonian's Interview with a certain "Media Power Couple". Plus, Mike and the Mad Dog Reunite on MLB Network, Craig Carton starts a podcast, and another preview of how Get Up! Will revolutionize Morning Television!

In the tradition of WEEI.com's annual "Not-So-Special Section" previewing the Red Sox season, Rob Bradford is joined by Manager Lou (Merloni) and Pitcher Nick (Friar) to ask the simple question: Can the Red Sox win the World Series? The trio takes a look at what this team has to offer heading into the 2018 season, while also stretching their betting muscles with some over-unders. (Spoiler: Bradford picks the Brewers to win it all.)

Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey take a look at a number of superhero movies that never made it to the big screen.  Plus This Week in #DORK, Davey’s Video Game Minute and the Pick of the Podcast.  Twitter: @DORKpodcast

Rob Bradford is joined by Manager Lou (Merloni) and Pitcher Nick (Friar) to talk about the changing world of the media when it comes to covering and broadcasting baseball. The trio dive into a conversation about what might be missing when it comes to covering the game, and how the media landscape is evolving. There is also a spirited debate about lava lamps.

Ken & Curtis have a Monday recap, included with reaction from the previous week's shows on K&C to make up for lost-podcast time, focusing on the reduction to just two Casting Couch members Gary Tanguay & Mut.