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- How Brandon Bolden 'heard' Bill Belichick when he was with Dolphins
- Kalman: DeBrusk must be next Bruin to get going offensively
- David Price won't be going to White House: 'It's baseball season'
- Dave Dombrowski: Dustin Pedroia 'felt a pop' in knee
- Stephon Gilmore on new Patriots WR Demaryius Thomas: 'He's a great player'
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- Patriots players still don't know which coaches are coaching which positions
- Brandon Bolden explains return to Patriots: 'The grass always isn’t greener on the other side'
- Late Night with Patrick Gilroy - The real chance Kraft could lose his franchise – 4-18-19
- Late Night with Patrick Gilroy - WEEI.com Celtics writer Josue Pavon predicts the Celtics sweep of the Pacers; would Kyrie ask for Danny Ainge to choose between him and Brad Stevens - 4-18-19
- Late Night with Patrick Gilroy - Gilroy goes on the offensive in his feud with Gerry Callahan over the Celtics playoff hopes; Danny Ainge and his many fire-able offenses - 4-18-19
- Why Pedroia's career is over; Was Swihart mistreated by the Red Sox?
- Reimer tries to break bread with Curt Schilling; David Price seems to think the Red Sox will be in fire sale mode soon
- Where would the Celtics be without Kyrie Irving?
- OMF - David Price thinks fire sale could be coming if things don’t change; Kyrie carries Celtics to victory 4-18-19
- OMF - Alex Cora’s weekly interview with us; Lou schools Mut & Wiggy in Bruins talk, not a hard feat; Should we be impressed by Celtics 2-0 lead? 4-18-19
- OMF - Pastrnak, Bruins coming back home with series tied; Will Celtics sweep? “Last Call” Francesa gives his legal expertise on Robert Kraft 4-18-19
- Red Sox manager Alex Cora joined "OMF" for his weekly interview 4-18-19
Cole Hamels
Potential Red Sox trade target Cole Hamels throws no-hitter
One of the biggest names on the trade market is Phillies left-hander Cole Hamels and as of earlier in the week the Red Sox were still in on the 31-year-old. Making possibly his last start in a Phillies uniform, Hamels went out in style as he threw a no-hitter in a 5-0 win over the Cubs at Wrigley Field. The left-hander needed 129 pitches to complete the no-no. He did walk two batters and struck out 13. It was his first career no-hitter and was the first no-hitter against the Cubs since Sandy Koufax pitched a perfect game in 1965. "It's something where you just go out there and enjoy the moment," Hamels said to reporters after the game. "What I want is to be successful at it. I enjoyed the moment, and this happened." With Friday's July 31 trade deadline fast approaching, he could be done in a Phillies uniform. Overall this season, Hamels is 6-7 with a 3.64 ERA. For more trade deadline and Red Sox coverage, visit weei.com/redsox.