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Dan starts the show pointing out the faults of the Red Sox right now as things get under way with the MLB. Paul Hembekides calls into the show and says he doesn't believe in the current lineup. And does Sam Kennedys comments on Alex Bregman unfold more on why he left?

Dan finishes the show by asking how the Bruins should approach the trade deadline once the Olympic break is over. Julian McKenzie calls into the show to express how great it is to have NHL hockey in the Olympics. And what could happen if the Florida Panthers miss the playoffs

KJ and Lyons kickoff the show asking themselves if the Patriots should have gotten a better backup before the Super Bowl knowing about Drake Mayes injury. How long is Stefon Diggs going to be on the Patriots? And how much of the Patriots will be the same next year?

KJ and Lyons continue the show with releasing their Jaggy award nominees. They then go back and forth on how they would fix tanking in the NBA as well as the all-star break. With the Olympics, are these foreign names athletes or actors?

KJ and Lyons finish the show reacting to Sam Kennedys comments about Alex Bregman. And was Bregman's decision personal to the Red Sox. And the guys give their All Jaggy Teams after the NFL season has ended.

HR3 - Bradfo and Gordo try to make sense of the Red Sox roster that still has an outfield logjam, no power hitter, and a seemingly frustrated Masataka Yoshida. Callers weigh in on the Red Sox offseason and expectations for the team ahead of Spring Training games. Finally, Bradfo asks Gordo for his top five off-season's in baseball, do the Red Sox crack the list?

HR2 - Bradfo and Gordo continue the big question of the show, are the Red Sox a better baseball team than they were at this time last year? The guys react to Sam Kennedy's comments as he met with the media down in Fort Myers including quotes about Alex Bregman's departure in free agency.

HR1 - Bradfo is coming at you live from JetBlue Park for Red Sox Spring Training in a new BIB timeslot. Play Tessie's Gordo joins the show and is flummoxed by the simple question of 'Are the Red Sox better than they were last year?'. The guys are joined by Red Sox Farm Director Brian Abraham to discuss the development of Payton Tolle, and Connelly Early. And in a Spring Training tradition Abraham picks a few prospects who showed up to Spring Training ready to breakout.

HR2 - Scott, Turp, and Carroll change gears in the second and final hour of today' show to the NBA All-Star festivities, how the Celtics will adjust the offense with the return of Jayson Tatum, Olympic Hockey, and more. How can the NBA make their All Star weekend a more viewer friendly experience? How will the US fare in the tournament stage beginning next week? Should the Bruins be buyers or sellers at the deadline? The guys discuss all that, and more.

HR1 - Scott, Tom and Turp kick off today's show revisiting the Patriots Super Bowl loss now one week removed from the big game. Are the Patriots right to stick with Will Campbell at left tackle? Should Stefon Diggs return for the 2026 season? How much did Drake Maye's shoulder impact his performance?

Zak Kuhr is likely to stay as the Patriots' Defensive Coordinator after Terrell Williams was promoted. Are we still high on Josh McDaniels after his Super Bowl play calling? We give our thoughts on our worst concerts we've ever been to.

Will the Patriots bring back Stefon Diggs? Is Jaylen Brown taking shots at Jayson Tatum on social media? How will the team look when Tatum returns?

Should the Patriots look to move Will Campbell off of LT after a rough Super Bowl performance? Who should be the Patriots' top targets in free agency and the draft? Will Stefon Diggs return?

After an uneventful Super Bowl loss, it is clear the Patriots are a step behind true contenders in the NFL. What can they do this offseason to improve their roster? Who deserves most of the blame for the loss?

00:00 - Curtis: Only QB over Maye is Josh Allen 16:18 - Why wasn’t Will Campbell subbed out? 34:09 - Is Diggs worth the cap hit next year?