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  1. Farrell explains decision to leave in Dempster

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    Sun, 19 May 2013

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    … four sliders and a splitter to Carroll. “Jamey went out and hit a pitch a foot off the plate down around the other batter ’ s box . He threw his bat at it and hats off to him. I made a pitch there and it wasn’t quite good enough.” The end result …

  2. John Farrell explains decision to leave in Ryan Dempster

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    Sun, 19 May 2013

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    … four sliders and a splitter to Carroll. “Jamey went out and hit a pitch a foot off the plate down around the other batter ’ s box . He threw his bat at it and hats off to him. I made a pitch there and it wasn’t quite good enough.” The end result …

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Audio & Video

  1. An hour with Jack: Breaking down the Bruins OT win over the Rangers with NESN's Jack Edwards

    Audio

    05/17/2013

    We talk all things game one with Jack Edwards of NESN, and get to hear a little from Jack's Finnish protege as well.

  2. Andy Brickley, NESN: Hour 2

    Audio

    05/16/2013

    Brickley previews Game 1 and the Bruins Rangers series with Mut and Tom Caron. Brick talks about Rangers coach John Tortorella, which line Chara will match up against, and why center ice is critical for the Bruins.

  3. Minor Details Ep. 48: Mother's Day show with Garin and Raissa Cecchini

    Audio

    05/12/2013

    Red Sox third base prospect Garin Cecchini's mother, Raissa Cecchini, had an unusual degree of involvement in her son's baseball upbringing. She was the primary hitting coach for him (and the Barbe High School baseball team), and did as much to help mold the offensive approach of one of the top hitting prospects in the Sox system as anyone. Both Garin and Raissa Cecchini discuss their baseball relationship.

  4. Minor Details Ep. 46: Michael Almanzar, late-blooming prospect

    Audio

    04/28/2013

    One of the most intriguing developments in the Red Sox system in the first month of 2013 has been the emergence of Michael Almanzar -- dismissed long ago by most of the industry as a non-prospect -- as an impact player, in his seventh professional season. But at 22, he's young enough to claim legitimate prospect status, even if it's arriving after most assumed that his window had closed. Kevin Boles, who managed Almanzar in 2008 and 2009 in Single-A Greenville and is now reunited with him in Double-A Portland, discusses Almanzar's development and why he's a candidate to be a quote-unquote "late-blooming" prospect. Boles also discusses other interesting prospect performances in the early stages of Portland's season.

  5. Mustard and Johnson discuss the breaking Tiger Woods possible disqualification from the Masters

    Audio

    04/13/2013

    Mustard and Johnson discuss the breaking news from Augusta that officals are reviewing Tiger Wood's drop on the 15th hole yesterday. Tiger faces possible disqualification. Listen here as the news develops.

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Columns

  1. The metrognome: Dustin Pedroia remains the steadying marvel of the Red Sox

    Columns

    05/16/2013

    … Pedroia insists that he does not spend too much time analyzing his swing. He lives by feel, adapts by instinct in the batter ' s box , guided by a Zen-like simplicity towards his goals. "I just go play. I've been playing baseball my whole life …

  2. The unveiling: As he readies for his close-up, a history of Xander Bogaerts' first impressions

    Columns

    02/21/2013

    … breaking balls but who competed in the batter ' s box during game, and who was willing ..... instruction. Then, he got in the batter ' s box and competed," said DiSarcina ..... strong yet, especially in the batter ' s box . He made some silly errors in …

  3. For Terry Francona and Red Sox, a complicated legacy

    Columns

    01/22/2013

    … started acknowledging Francona with a subtle salute before his first at-bat of every game, refusing to step into the batter ’ s box until the gesture was reciprocated. ( Alex Rodriguez evidently did the same, only without Francona acknowledging …

  4. Beyond first impressions: Red Sox scout recalls Mike Napoli's path

    Columns

    12/11/2012

    … a baseball rat, loves the game and I loved his makeup and the way he got after the game, the way he competed in the batter ’ s box . He’s pretty much done that his whole career.” Initially, Claus was somewhat conservative in his …

  5. David Ortiz and the Red Sox' quest to restore an elite offense

    Columns

    11/06/2012

    … there was no denying Ortiz’s impact. At 36, he was as dominant a player as there was in the majors while in the batter ’ s box , hitting .318/.415/.611/1.026 with 23 homers in just 90 games. No one on the free-agent market, and …

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Blogs

  1. Victorino: Indians/Sox choice was down to wire

    Blog

    04/16/2013

    … secure the services of an outfielder who could play excellent outfield defense, offer some offensive value both in the batter ’ s box and on the bases, who was willing to sign a deal of less than four years and who would not cost the team a draft pick …

  2. For Shane Victorino, visit to Cleveland represents what could have been

    Blog

    04/16/2013

    … secure the services of an outfielder who could play excellent outfield defense, offer some offensive value both in the batter ’ s box and on the bases, who was willing to sign a deal of less than four years and who would not cost the team a draft pick …

  3. Red Sox minor league roundup: Michael Almanzar’s intriguing prospect status; promising returns for Brian Johnson, Kyle Stroup

    Blog

    04/08/2013

    … standpoint of his performance, there is a chance that he is finally starting to see some elements come together in the batter ’ s box . Last year in Salem, he hit .300 with a .353 OBP, .458 slugging mark and .812 OPS, with marks of .296 …

  4. Welcome to the Show: Jackie Bradley Jr.’s introduction to Mariano Rivera

    Blog

    04/04/2013

    NEW YORK — It was a phenomenal moment. Jackie Bradley Jr. , whose debut has been so captivating, stood in the batter ’ s box against Mariano Rivera in the bottom of the ninth inning, two outs, game on the line. Bradley, a symbol of precocious …

  5. Ryan Dempster gives seven reasons why he wiggles his glove before delivering a pitch

    Blog

    03/18/2013

    … my glove wiggle, I think my glove wiggle started just before spring training in 2008. Tyler Colvin was standing in the batter ’ s box and said he could see my hands moving. Kevin Millar suggested I try moving the glove a little and changed my grip …

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Audio On Demand

It Is What It Is Cast: Ex…

It Is What It Is Cast: Examining the New England Patriots offseason

In the latest edition of the "It Is What It Is" podcast, Chris Price and CSNNE's Mike Giardi take a look at the Patriots offseason on both sides of the ball, try and get a handle on which new guys will make an impact first, and whether or not the Patriots have altered their style when it comes to drafting and developing wide receivers.

Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk on Tebow's release

Mike Florio joined the program to discuss the Jets decision to release Tim Tebow, he said the situation is as disaster all around for the Jets and that the problems begins with owner Woody Johnson. Mike also said that he was disappointed with the Pats moving back in the first round.

Mike Petraglia, WEEI.com, Sits Down with Butch Stearns to Help Break Down the Pats Draft

One of the hardest working men in the biz, Mike Petraglia aka "Trags", sits down with Butch Stearns live in Foxborough to help break down all the latest Pats moves. He discusses his reaction to the trade in Round 1 and the guys those picks produced. Also, the boys talk about the decent trade the Pats made in acquiring LeGarrette Blount from Tampa Bay for Jeff Demps and a 7th rounder.

Celtics President Danny A…

Celtics President Danny Ainge with Salk and Holley

We check in with Danny Ainge for our first talk to him since the Celtics season ended last weekend. We talk about the future of the team, KG, Pierce, Doc Rivers and more, as Danny directly answers the rumors being floated by ESPN's Stephen A. Smith.

Jackie MacMullan, ESPNBoston.com: "Gut" tells me Doc will stay

Jackie Mac joins the show to discuss the trade rumors swirling around Paul Pierce, KG, Doc Rivers and the Celtics. She also discusses the future of the Celtics head coach.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith on his rumored Celtics Clippers trade

Stephen A. joined the program to discuss the trade rumors he has reported regarding a possible trade including Doc Rivers and the Clippers. Stephen A. also told the guys that he has heard that Danny and Doc may be tiring of working together.

Former Red Sox manager Te…

Former Red Sox manager Terry Francona catches up with D&C

Terry Francona joins the Dennis and Callahan Show to discuss his first-place Indians team as well as his time in Boston. The former Boston manager also touches on his recent book co-authored by Dan Shaughnessy and Shaughnessy's recent dust-up with David Ortiz.

John Lackey postgame guest after the last game of the Minnesota series

Joe Castiglione talked with John Lackey after he picked up the W against the Twins. Lackey threw seven innings, and retired the 1st twelve batters of the game.

John Farrell pregame before the last game of the Minnesota series

Dave O'Brien talked to John Farrell before the end of the Twins series. The Sox skipper said that Big Papi's success is no surprise given his work ethic.

Shawn Thornton on his big…

Shawn Thornton on his big game three

Shawn joined the program to discuss his big night at MSG. He told the guys that it is not Marchand's job to fight and that he needs to be on the ice and out of the penalty box.

NESN's Barry Pederson on the Bruins dominance

Cleveland Indians hottest team in baseball, yet remain last in attendance May 19, 2013 By AJ Kaufman 6 Comments There’s a scene in Major League where Bob Uecker, portraying the radio voice of the Indians, bemoans, “In case you haven’t noticed, and judging by the attendance you haven’t, the Indians have managed to win a few here and there, and are threatening to climb out of the cellar.” Well, that was nearly 25 years ago and fictional, but today’s reality is that Cleveland has won 17 of its last 21, and currently tops the AL Central with a mark of 25-17. No one in the majors is better than the Indians in the past month (20-7). That’s great news. The bad news, however, is the Tribe somehow remain in the MLB cellar when it comes to attendance. How can this be? The fact that I wrote on this same topic almost to the day last year – when only Tampa Bay drew fewer fans than Cleveland - may be even more troubling. Though roughly 34,000 watched a walk-off win Friday night against Seattle, perfect weather and free caps weren’t enough to draw more than 36,000 Saturday and Sunday combined. What did the Indians do in those tilts? They nabbed another walk-off win on Saturday, then the Indians crushed the great Felix Hernandez Sunday behind Justin Masterson, arguably the AL’s best pitcher right now. Fun fact: The Indians have already faced eight Cy Young Award winners in 2013: Bartolo Colon, R.A. Dickey, Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee, Jake Peavy, David Price, Justin Verlander and Hernandez. They have won seven out those eight matchups. Simply astounding. This offseason, the much-maligned Indians front office finally made a legitimate attempt to improve the team through free agency. I’m not talking an Ubaldo Jimenez-like trade, but rather smart acquisitions that brought veterans Mike Aviles, Michael Bourn, Jason Giambi, Scott Kazmir, Brett Myers, Mark Reynolds, Drew Stubbs and Nick Swisher to Cleveland. In addition to being a fantastic place to watch a game due to great egress and ingress, with extremely affordable tickets, the best promo lineup anywhere, Jacobs Field boasts overall, cooler, less muggy summer weather than most Midwestern locales. The team also lowered beer and hot dog prices to $4 and $3 respectively. What other professional stadium in any sport offers that? I have visited 28 of the 30 current Major League Baseball stadia, and few top The Jake when all angles are considered. I say that as a baseball fan, not an Indians fan. As for the putative “economic” angle, these are the same people who spend insane amounts of money to watch terrible football every fall and show up in decent numbers for putrid basketball in the winter. Irrespective of season length, those sports charge up to 10 times the price for a ticket, and the atmosphere isn’t half as fan-friendly as baseball. I understand fans’ lack of willingness to get on board to some degree. A decent recap of Cleveland’s decade of “rebuilding” can be read here and the team suffered a horrific collapse last August. However, in addition to all the benefits of attending games at Jacobs (now Progressive) Field, fans should also realize the team has potential and often exceeds preseason aspirations at any point without warning. Cleveland hosts the rival Detroit Tigers — heavy favorites to repeat as AL Central champs — Tuesday and Wednesday nights before hitting the road. The temperature should be pleasant at first pitch each evening so you’d expect The Jake to be full to watch the best hitter on the planet right now — but don’t count on it.

Ed Olczyk, NBC Sports: "Surprised" by amount of goals in series so far

Eddie Olczyk joins the show to discuss the Bruins Rangers series and what to expect with Game 3 back in NY. He also talks about Seguin's inconsistency and the role of Jaromir Jagr.

Former Red Sox manager Te…

Former Red Sox manager Terry Francona catches up with D&C

Terry Francona joins the Dennis and Callahan Show to discuss his first-place Indians team as well as his time in Boston. The former Boston manager also touches on his recent book co-authored by Dan Shaughnessy and Shaughnessy's recent dust-up with David Ortiz.

Shawn Thornton on his big game three

Shawn joined the program to discuss his big night at MSG. He told the guys that it is not Marchand's job to fight and that he needs to be on the ice and out of the penalty box.

The boys respond to Salk's attack

Our afternoon host Mike Salk was offended at Gerry and Kirk's conversation on his favorite band Rush, the guys responded.

Ed Olczyk, NBC Sports: "S…

Ed Olczyk, NBC Sports: "Surprised" by amount of goals in series so far

Eddie Olczyk joins the show to discuss the Bruins Rangers series and what to expect with Game 3 back in NY. He also talks about Seguin's inconsistency and the role of Jaromir Jagr.

Kenny Albert, NY Rangers PBP: Previews Game 3

Kenny Albert joins Mut and Merloni to discuss the play of Henrik Lundqvist, changes John Torterella may make before tonight's game, and if home ice advantage will make a difference.

Mut Vs. Salk on NESN Daily

Find out which WEEI host came out victorious in the latest Salk Vs. Mut battle.

Full tilt, full time. New…

Full tilt, full time. Newest inductee to the Patriots Hall of Fame Tedy Bruschi with Salk and Holley

We talk to #54 about his career and well deserved induction to the Patriots Hall of Fame.

Salk and Holley's Four (or Five) at Four - 05/21/13

We tackle four off-topic topics! Today including RGIII's wedding registry, Tiger Woods, new putters in golf and more.

Barry Melrose: Sit the injured veteran defensemen until you need them, until you lose

We check in with ESPN's great hockey analyst and former NHL coach Barry Melrose to get his take on this Bruins-Rangers series. We also ask the coach in him how he'd deal with the great play of the rookie defensemen when the vets get healthy... and his answer might surprise you.

Daily Planet Tuesday May …

Daily Planet Tuesday May 21st

The Bruins look to take a 3-0 series lead, Jon Lester gets his first loss, Dwight Howard has options in free agency.

Daily Planet Monday May 20th

Today on the Daily Planet the Bruins have a 2-0 lead over the New york Rangers, the Red Sox are back on the winning sde of things, and the noteable birthdays of the day.

Daily Planet Thursday May 9th

The Bruins have almost finished raking the Leafs, the Red Sox struggle from the mound, Miami Heat fans show their level of class.

Salk and Holley's Miked U…

Salk and Holley's Miked Up and Answer the Question - 05/21/13

They're like a ray of morning sunshine on an otherwise gloomy day.

Salk and Holley's Miked Up and Answer the Question 05/21/13

....uhhhh.....a bunch of bombs over there....

Salk and Holley's Miked Up and Answer the Question - 05/17/13

Sounds like a prostate exam to me!

Linda calls in to describ…

Linda calls in to describe the scene on Dexter St in Watertown

Linda explains how the shootout transpired in Watertown during the early morning hours. She saw the first suspect mortally wounded and police beginning the manhunt for the second suspect.

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Boston bombing hero Jeff …

Boston bombing hero Jeff Bauman: "He's dead and I'm still here"

Jeff Bauman, a victim of the Boston Marathon bombing, joined the show to give the guys an update of his condition and a first-hand account of that terrible day. Jeff told the guys how he wrote the description of the bomber as soon as he could. Mr. Bauman added that he is aided every day with the knowledge that he is alive and the terrorist that detonated the bomb is dead.

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Shawn Thornton on the Bru…

Shawn Thornton on the Bruins game 2 win

Shawn joined the show to discuss the teams great performance in game two against the Rangers. Shawn said that he wouldn't mind playing for John Tortorella because he seems like a funny guy.

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Minor Details Ep. 49: Man…

Minor Details Ep. 49: Managerial development with Torey Lovullo and Arnie Beyeler

By and large, the focus of development in the minor leagues is on players. Still, there is a developmental path for coaches and managers in the farm system, as is evident from the fact that the previous two managers of the Red Sox' Triple-A affiliate in Pawtucket -- Torey Lovullo (2010) and Arnie Beyeler (2011-12) are now both on the Red Sox' big league coaching staff. They share their insights about the differences between player and coaching expectations in Triple-A vs. the majors, while discussing professional development from the perspective of former minor league managers who aspire to similar positions in the big leagues.

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Things you would never do

Things you would never do

John, Gerry and Kirk give their things that they would never do, listeners joined on the WEEI yakoff app with their thoughts.

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