- Third, fourth lines step up when Bruins needed them most
- Tuukka Rask showcases his best in Bruins' Game 7 win over Toronto
- Kalman: Bruins’ Game 7 win made sure nothing went to waste
- Bruce Cassidy: 'Julian Edelman chugging a beer was awesome'
- Photos: Scenes from Bruins' Game 7 win over Maple Leafs
- Bruins-Blue Jackets Game 1 set for Thursday night at TD Garden
- Bruins beat Maple Leafs in Game 7 once again, move on to face Blue Jackets
- Watch: Julian Edelman gets Bruins fans fired up by chugging beer during Game 7
- Josh Gordon reportedly signs tender with Patriots
- Red Sox promote Travis Lakins to big league bullpen
- Red Sox Review with Drellich- Bruins in Seven!! 4-23-19
- Red Sox Review with Drellich- Will the Red Sox sign Keuchel & Kimbrel? 4-23-19
- Sox Daily Ep. 15: So Much For Momentum
- Sox Daily Ep. 15: So Much For Momentum
- OMF - Fauria back from vacation, still not interested in playoff hockey; the latest in the Robert Kraft saga 4-23-19
- OMF - Streaking Sox run into some day game woes 4-23-19
- #DORK 117: Game of Thrones: Season 8 Episode 2
- #DORK 117: Game of Thrones: Season 8 Episode 2
- Dale & Keefe - Keefe explains why the Celtics need to come prepared for the best player in the NBA; Keefer Madness brings us the return of a familiar voice
- Dale & Keefe - Keefer Madness 4-23-19
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.