Felger & Mazz: May 16, 2013
The Felger and Massarotti Show from Thursday, May 16.
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The Felger and Massarotti Show from Thursday, May 16.
Live updates from the Garden all the way from puck drop to the final horn, so check back throughout the night.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of former NFL wide receiver Chad Johnson in South Florida.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has three Super Bowl titles, and now he'll have a medal of excellence to show off alongside them.
Two of the elite talents in the American League, Miguel Cabrera and Mariano Rivera, have begun this year no differently than any other they have played.
The Bruins host the Rangers tonight in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals. Can The Bruins get the better of the Rangers? Kevin Paul Dupont of the Boston Globe dropped by to chat with Felger & Mazz about this first game and how he thinks the Bruins might perform.
The Boston Celtics have plenty on their "to do" list for this off-season, but finding a new head coach won't be one of them.
Since 2000, seven post-time favorites have won the Preakness. There is no doubt that this year's post-time favorite will be Kentucky Derby winner Orb.
It seems like nearly everyone is wearing black and gold around Boston as the NHL Playoffs captivate us all.
With the Boston Bruins and New York Rangers set to begin their playoff series, B's legend Ray Bourque joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Gresh and Zo on Thursday to preview the series.
The Boston Bruins matching up against the New York Rangers for the second round of the playoffs means Rangers coach John Tortorella will spend a few nights in his old stomping grounds.
Gresh and Zo started off Thursday's show with Bruins talk centering around tonight's game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals against the Rangers.
Sean McAdam joined the guys Thursday morning to talk Bruins and Red Sox. Sean gave his thoughts on the Bruins-Rangers series, Jon Lester's performances and the Sox closing situation.
Gresh and Zo were joined by Ranger's beat writer Pat Leonard this morning to get the perspective from New York heading into tonight's game against the Rangers.
The Boston Bruins have had enough trouble – at times – not just putting the puck in the back of the net, but getting the puck to the net. Now they'll have yet another obstacle in their way – or should we say 18 of them.
