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The Boston Celtics embarrassed the Miami Heat last time the two teams squared off in Boston. Doing so again Tuesday night, this time in Miami, will be tougher, but if Boston's defense continues their dominant stretch over some of the league's best talent it is not completely out of the question.
Gresh & Zo talked about whether or not they are buying the Celtics as a legit title contender, or if this team is still just play-off fodder for a team like the Bulls or Heat.
Daniel Bard is excited and ready to take the mound for the first time as a starter Tuesday night, as the Red Sox continue their series against the Blue Jays in Toronto.
Gresh & Zo analyzed the Sox first win of the season and discussed how much of Bobby V's style is rubbing off on the team. Also, with Alfredo Aceves getting the job done in the 9th, is there reason to be optimistic?
Joe Haggerty spoke with Toucher & Rich about Tim Thomas, the White House question and what others in the locker room think of the goalie.
Guillen is known for opening his mouth and saying some interesting things, so T&R decided they'd play a little "Ozzie Guillen Fill In The Blank."
Dan Roche reflects on just how special Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia is.
The NFL Draft kicks off on Thursday, April 26th and there is a whole new crop of quarterbacks available. So who better to sit down with them? None other than Jon Gruden. This time Gruden sat down Arizona State quarterback Brock Osweiler.
The Red Sox picked up their first win of the season Monday night, thank to timely hitting from Dustin Pedroia and a solid all-around performance by their pitching staff.
Ryan Sweeney singled home the go-ahead run in the ninth inning and the Boston Red Sox rallied to beat the Blue Jays 4-2 on Monday night.
Boston Mayor Tom Menino got a first hand look at off-season improvements to Fenway Park including the commemorative bricks inside Gate B and C.
Thousands of runners are celebrating a milestone, marking 40 years since women were officially allowed to run in the Boston Marathon.
Tony Massarotti opened the Baseball Reporters talking about the Boston Red Sox and Josh Beckett.
Today on the Final Word with Marc Bertrand: Felger wants to remind people that it was fried chicken that brought the Sox down, Bob in Newton butchered another Sox players name, Felger has a problem with Bubba Watson, and we check in with Mayor Menino at Fenway.
Seems like old times for the 0-3 Red Sox: good hitting, bad pitching. Find out what fans had to say in Carl Stevens' Journal.
