The Drive Podcast

Alex Speier of the Boston Globe shed insight on how Chaim Bloom and the Red Sox will attempt to cut payroll this off season while also maintaining a contender.

Jeff Erickson joined The Drive as he does every Thursday to help the listeners fill out their fantasy football lineup for the weekend.

There's no rhyme or reason to today's Take It or Leave It segment, which the College Football Playoff and America's strange fetish with quick sand in the 1950's and 60's.

As Alex Rodriguez debuts a new show tonight on CNBC, Jim, Brian and Mark discuss whether the masses forgive athletes and celebs too easily after they screw up.

Black Bears head coach Nick Charlton discussed the team's 2-game win streak, previewed this weekend's trip to Elon, and dialed the clock back to 1892 and took a stab at Maine football trivia on college football's 150th anniversary.

Chris Ewing joined the show Wednesday afternoon to preview the year's first snowfall and explain his genius.

J.D. Martinez is opting-in, meaning he's staying in Boston for the 2020 season. What does it mean for Mookie? Could the Sox trade J.D.? We have all the speculation you'll need in 150 seconds.

Aaron and Jim point out the Pats' flaws while Mark struggles to cope with the reality that 19-0 is no longer a possibility.

Sitting at 2nd-place in the early stages of the Hockey East season, Larry Mahoney of the Bangor Daily News says Maine fans should be cautiously optimistic about this year's team.

Is Bill Belichick unequivocally the greatest American team sports coach of all-time? The guys from The Drive offer their thoughts...