- Patriots fill out practice squad with 3 new players
- Roger Goodell: Patriots' history will play role in latest videotape incident
- Julian Edelman has a knee injury in addition to shoulder injury
- 5 Out podcast: What move the Celtics need to make
- Don't expect NFL to rule on Patriots videotaping incident Wednesday
- Julian Edelman missing from Patriots practice; 3 new members of practice squad present
- Bill Belichick agitated by continued questions about videotaping issue
- Why David Price trade might be holding up Red Sox
- Seth Wickersham on GHS shares league's view of Patriots video situation
- Yankees got Gerrit Cole. So now what for Red Sox?
- OMF - Tedy Bruschi joins us to talk 10-3 Pats, Spygate 2 and more 12-11-19
- OMF - Tedy Bruschi joins us to talk 10-3 Pats, Spygate 2 and more 12-11-19
- OMF - Brady leaving Best Buddies; Tedy Bruschi joins us 12-11-19
- OMF - Silence from NFL on Spygate 2 allegations; Belichick and Saban on HBO 12-11-19
- The Off Day, Ep. 42: Day two of Spygate II & Bengals preview
- OMF - Judy Battista says tape offers nothing you can’t get from broadcast 12-11-19
- Dale & Keefe - Tom E Curran compares Edelman's shoulder injury to a second head coming out of his body; Is Antonio Brown black balled from the NFL?
- Dale & Keefe - Brady vs The Tannessance; Patriots sign a trick shot kicker to the practice squad
- Dale & Keefe - Even if the Patriots are innocent, the optics of this "Spygate 2.0" are atrocious
- Dale & Keefe - How the NFL needs to react to "Spygate 2.0"; Bill Belichick and Nick Saban are one and the same
Lou Merloni
M-F 2pm - 6pm
Lou Merloni, the pride of Framingham, MA, enjoyed a ten year major league baseball career that included a six year stint right here in Boston, playing for the Red Sox. In his first major league at bat, Merloni hit a three run home run off Jose Rosado at Fenway Park, on May 15, 1998. His career included stops with the San Diego Padres, Cleveland Indians, the LA Angels of Anaheim and the Oakland A's. Merloni is best known for being one of the top utility players in the Sox organization, having the ability to play multiple positions and play them well. Nicknamed "Sweet Lou" by Red Sox fans, he graduated from Providence College in 1993 and still holds several single season records for the Friars now defunct baseball team. Merloni joined WEEI in March 2008, appearing on "Big Show " as a co-host. Merloni has also worked in television as a Red Sox analyst on NESN and Comcast Sports Net New England. In March of 2011, Merloni and Mike Mutnansky were joined together to start the “Mut and Merloni” show from 10a-2p. That show's last day on WEEI was May 22, 2014.