The Drive

Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com certainly still has reservations about the likelihood of MLB playing in 2 1/2 weeks, despite spending the last few days at Fenway Park observing Red Sox mini-camp.

Many seem to think that Cam Newton's boisterous personality won't mesh with the 'Patriot Way,' but Andrew Callahan of The Boston Herald tells there's a history suggesting that's not true.

Four Town of the Year pillars made their way onto the airwaves Monday on The Drive as the competition shifted to the Final Four.

From 68 towns and cities down to four! It's Lincoln vs. Pittsfield and Jonesport vs. Levant with a trip to the championship on the line.

The Drive broadcasted live from Bucksport, ME, Wednesday on the waterfront across from Fort Knox.

Not one, not two, not three, but 12 guests joined The Drive's broadcast Tuesday in Pittsfield.

Paul Perillo of Patriots.com certainly sounds a little more excited for the 2020 season following the signing of Cam Newton late-Sunday night.

The Drive kicked off week two of our Town of the Year Elite 8 road trip series Monday in Searsport, Maine. While the weather didn't necessarily cooperate, the hospitality of the Searsport-ians was second to none.

Few outside the organization know the Red Sox system as well as Chris Hatfield of SoxProspects.com. Friday, he joined Jim and Mark to break down the Sox draft picks from 2020, as well as tell you who to watch for from the 60-players who may feature for the Red Sox during the shortened season.

In what turned out to be highest vote tallying match-up in Town of the Year history, Lincoln barely edged Dover-Foxcroft with 51.5% of the vote.