Matt Dolloff - NOT that guy - returns from a vacation for a new Boston sports podcast with Ty Anderson. The guys talk Bruins, Patriots, and scary movies.
In the span of roughly two years, after having what Belichick himself called “the best quarterback situation in the league,” the Patriots effectively lost both Brady and Garoppolo for a second-round pick in 2018 and a compensatory selection in the 2021 draft, which feels like one of the worst examples of roster management in the history of all professional sports.
Bruins winger Karson Kuhlman has the skills to land pucks on net. Converting them into goals, however, has been a different story. Now with a new, two-year deal with the Bruins, Kuhlman is working to become more polished around the net.
But this isn’t about the Dodgers, the Rays or the World Series, per se. It’s about the state and future of baseball – assuming there is one. If 2020 just proved that 60 games is all we need, then maybe it’s time for baseball to take a good, hard look at what it can do to improve its product and adapt to the times.
After three weeks, the NFL has concluded it's investigation into the Tennessee Titans handling of COVID-19 protocols according to EPSN's Adam Schefter.
