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Bert Breer called to talk with Toucher & Rich about the New England Patriots placing the franchise tag on Wes Welker, what other teams franchised players, Randy Moss working out for the New Orleans Saints and what he's doing with his free time in Indy.
Toucher & Rich were discussing all the things that Bobby Valentine's doing down at Red Sox Spring Training in Fort Myers, Florida. One of the things that they focused on was his constant bike riding.
To renew or not renew, that is the question thousands of Boston Celtics' season ticket holders are asking themselves this week after the team sent out renewal forms for next season.
March is bracket month so Toucher & Rich decided to come up with their own. Each member of the show came up with eight things that are the worst things ever. Today matchups feature Bobby Valentine, weather people, the Kardashians and Fireman Ed.
For the first time in nine months, Red Sox right-hander Clay Buchholz took the mound.
Turco is a 10-year NHL veteran who has played in 538 regular season games with the Dallas Stars and Chicago Blackhawks.
The long-awaited news on Tuukka Rask is in, and the backup goaltender will be sidelined 4-6 weeks.
Today on the Final Word with Marc Bertrand: Mazz wants some answers, he is also worked up about Bobby Valentine.
Felger and Massarotti discussed the bounty scandal in New Orleans and the repercussions it might have for the NFL.
The encouraging signs of Carl Crawford early in camp took a serious hit on Monday, as the outfielder will be forced to sit out for the next five to seven games.
There's no question that Wes Welker, more than just about anyone else, deserves a long-term contract that rewards him for being grossly underpaid since 2007.
Felger and Massarotti opened the day talking about the Bruins and Tuukka Rask's injury. Are the Bruins doomed with Rask out?
Just as expected, the Patriots officially placed the franchise tag on wide receiver Wes Welker on Monday, according to the Boston Globe's Greg Bedard.
Gresh & Zo discuss Rondo's monster game against the Knicks and what the Celtics should with him at the trade deadline.
Kevin Garnett's never seen anything like he did on Sunday afternoon.
