The Drive Podcast

University of Maine hockey coach Red Gendron joined The Drive on Wednesday and admitted it's been difficult for his program to play catch-up in their return to action following nearly a month without games.

Hope springs eternal, but should Sox fans get fired up for the new year, or enter with a bit of cautious optimism at best?

John Wagoner, sports director at ABC 7 and FOX 22 Bangor, sat in as guest host for the first hour of Monday's show and brought with him the first edition of "Wagoner's World," a trip inside a beautiful mind.

John Karalis of The Boston Sports Journal explored the many issues with the C's, as well as how Danny Ainge can fix them before next month's trade deadline.

Since 2005, the Hampden Broncos have won four state titles and an additional four regional titles during Bartlett's tenure as head coach.

Temps were so extreme that hockey puts shattered upon hitting the board and pipes of the goal. Goalie gear froze in place and equipment crumbled as the glue let go due to the deep freeze.

Mark projects the AL East standings six weeks prior to Opening Day, including full player stat projections for the Boston Red Sox.

Red Gendron joined The Drive on Wednesday to discuss what the last month has been like for his program as they've navigated COVID-19 pauses, practicing when allowed.

Cloukey said the cancellation of this year's tournament, coupled with the inability to pack local gyms and cheer on their school's teams, has many people in The County struggling to find different sources of entertainment.

Ken Ralph, who began his day by unveiling the ambitious $110-million athletics facilities plan for the University of Maine, ended it by appearing on The Drive to walk the listeners through what is in store over the next several years on the Orono campus.