The Boston Sports Bros Podcast

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers, the hosts reflect on the recent Olympic games, highlighting the successes of both the men's and women's hockey teams. They discuss the excitement surrounding the games, the impact of overtime rules, and the ongoing performance of the Celtics and Bruins. The conversation also touches on spring training for the Red Sox and the potential of new player prospects. Additionally, the hosts review the new series 'Knights of the Seven Kingdoms,' drawing parallels to the beloved 'Game of Thrones.'

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, host Josh Plotkin welcomes Jahmai Webster from NESN to discuss the latest updates on the Boston Red Sox as they enter spring training. The conversation covers the team's roster changes, pitching staff, and expectations for the upcoming season, as well as the competitiveness of the AL East. Jahmai shares insights on the World Baseball Classic and the Red Sox players participating, and the episode concludes with a lightning round of personal insights and reflections on the sports world.

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, the hosts engage with John Karalis, a Celtics beat writer and podcast host, to discuss the latest developments surrounding Jason Tatum's potential return to the team. The conversation delves into the dynamics of media reporting, the impact of take culture on sports commentary, and the expectations for Tatum's return as the Celtics aim for a championship. The discussion also highlights the importance of player development and the future prospects of the team. All aboard the Hugo Gonzalez Train! 

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, the hosts reflect on the Patriots' disappointing loss in Super Bowl 60 against the Seattle Seahawks. They analyze the team's performance, focusing on the defense's strengths and the offense's struggles. The conversation shifts to offseason strategies, including potential player acquisitions and coaching decisions. The hosts then transition to discussing the NBA, including the Celtics' recent trades and the upcoming All-Star game. They also touch on the Olympics, particularly Olympic hockey, and conclude with a discussion on the Red Sox's offseason moves and expectations for the upcoming season.

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, the hosts dive into the excitement surrounding the upcoming Super Bowl where the New England Patriots face off against the Seattle Seahawks. They discuss key matchups, injury concerns, and the importance of both offensive and defensive strategies. The conversation shifts to the Hall of Fame controversy surrounding Bill Belichick's snub, highlighting the biases in the voting process. Finally, the hosts provide an update on the Boston Celtics as they approach the trade deadline, discussing potential moves and the impact of injuries on the team's performance. In this episode, the hosts delve into the complexities of recovering from sports injuries, particularly focusing on the mental aspects and the importance of gradual reintegration into competitive play. They discuss the recent Stadium Series game involving the Bruins, analyzing the team's performance and the implications for their playoff prospects. The conversation shifts to the upcoming Olympics and the excitement surrounding spring training for the Red Sox, culminating in a discussion about the World Cup and its impact on fans and the sport. The episode wraps up with predictions for upcoming games and reflections on the current state of various teams.

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, the hosts celebrate the New England Patriots' remarkable journey to the Super Bowl, analyzing their recent victory over the Denver Broncos. They discuss the impact of weather conditions, coaching strategies, and the performance of key players, including quarterback Drake Maye. The conversation also shifts to the upcoming Super Bowl against the Seattle Seahawks, highlighting the challenges ahead and the passionate support of Patriots fans. Additionally, the hosts critique the broadcast quality and commentary during the game, expressing their thoughts on the media's role in shaping viewer experience. In this episode, the hosts reflect on the recent passing of Bob Weir, share their experiences at concerts, and highlight standout performances in the NFL, particularly Rhamondre Stevenson. They discuss the Patriots' journey to the Super Bowl, Sarge's insights into the team's future, and the excitement surrounding the upcoming game. The conversation shifts to updates on the Celtics and Bruins, as well as a discussion on UFC events and remarkable climbing feats. The episode wraps up with a look ahead to future sports events and a celebration of the Boston sports community.

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, host Josh Plotkin welcomes Clem from Barstool Sports for a lively discussion about the current state of Boston and New York sports. The conversation kicks off with Clem reflecting on the recent successes of his teams—the Mets, Giants, and Knicks—while also acknowledging the Patriots' impressive run to the AFC Championship. The group dives into the Patriots' recent victory over the Texans, analyzing key plays and performances, particularly focusing on quarterback Drake May and the team's defense. As they transition to discussing the upcoming AFC Championship game against the Broncos, the hosts share their thoughts on the challenges ahead and the significance of the Patriots' playoff journey. In this episode, Clem discusses the current state of baseball, particularly focusing on the Dodgers and Mets. He expresses his frustration with the Dodgers' dominance and the implications it has for the rest of the league, emphasizing that while the Dodgers may seem invincible, they are not unbeatable. Clem also shares his thoughts on the Mets' performance and the challenges they face in the competitive landscape of Major League Baseball. Transitioning to football, the conversation shifts to Barstool Sports' involvement in the Super Bowl festivities, with Clem mentioning his participation in the 'Dozen' tournament and the excitement surrounding the event. The discussion wraps up with a look at the NBA, where Clem critiques the Knicks' struggles and reflects on the Celtics' recent successes, highlighting Jalen Brown's All-Star selection and the team's potential for a deep playoff run.

In this episode of the Boston Sports Brothers podcast, the bros discuss the New England Patriots' recent wild card win, analyzing key moments, coaching decisions, and standout player performances. They reflect on the implications of the victory for the upcoming divisional round against Houston and share insights on the NFL playoffs as a whole. The conversation then shifts to the Boston Bruins, highlighting their recent performance and the challenges they face, including concerns about the upcoming Olympics and NHL player participation. In this episode, the Boston Sports Brothers discuss various topics including NHL contracts, the performance of the Bruins and Celtics, trade rumors, and the Red Sox's offseason decisions. They also pay tribute to the late Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead, reflecting on his impact on their lives and the music community. The conversation wraps up with a look ahead to upcoming games and week ahead

The Bros return for the first episode of 2026 (Happy New Year!) with one of our favorite guest and sister, Karen Guregian of Masslive.com. We kick things off with a quick look at the finale of the season against Miami, but also look at the season on a whole and how impressive of a turnaround its been for the Patriots. We jump into around the league and playoff preview with Karen and what should be an excellent opportunity for the Patriots to go on a run. After Karen departs, we dive into the Bruins rollercoaster and what seems to be a team that is extremely inconsistent and then shift gears to the Celtics who have surprised everyone and now sit in 2nd place in the East with Jayson Tatum's return date getting closer and closer. We dump on the Red Sox and John Henry for having a pathetic offseason and spending NO money at all and close it our with OH-YA/YA-OH and The PIKE.