Keefe's Quickies: Not Looking Forward To Bradley Fletcher
Rich Keefe goes through the top stories of the day for the Patriots, Bruins, Celtics, and Red Sox in rapid fire fashion.
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Rich Keefe goes through the top stories of the day for the Patriots, Bruins, Celtics, and Red Sox in rapid fire fashion.
How would you like to play in this foursome?
Marcus Smart led Boston with a career-high 25 points in his return to Oklahoma.
Tyler Zeller came to Boston as a no-risk acquisition. To say he's been a pleasant surprise would be an understatement.
Let's not judge the man on what he does or doesn't do. Let's judge him on who he is, says Tony Massarotti.
Bruins defenseman Torey Krug joined Zolak & Bertrand to talk about his team's morale heading into the home stretch of the regular season.
The Mets were hoping they had acquired their catcher of the future when they traded for d'Arnaud in 2013. After a slow start to his Mets career he broke out late last season and looks poised for a big year this season.
David Krejci took part in his first full practice since suffering a knee injury last month, and will accompany the Bruins on their upcoming three-game road trip.
It appears another corner will be joining the New England Patriots roster.
Major League Baseball has a problem on its hands, and the Red Sox are one team working to fix it.
CBS Sports Radio's Doug Gottlieb joined WBZNewsRadio 1030's Adam Kaufman, and has a few teams who could beat the undefeated Kentucky Wildcats in the upcoming NCAA Tournament.
For players, and particularly the veterans, spring training games just don't quite get the juices flowing. Just ask David Ortiz.
CBS Sports' lead college basketball analyst Clark Kellogg explains how one local team is built to shake up this year's brackets.
Expectations for the 2015 Red Sox might be as varied as ever. Here are some reasons for optimism and some potential pitfalls.
Michael Whitmer of the Boston Globe joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich Wednesday morning to talk potential Bostonian bracket busters, as well as the college basketball question of the year: Kentucky or the field?
