The Morning Line Podcast

Maine United beat a team out of Albany for the title this past weekend in Boston, and it's another title for a talented group of players from around the state.

Mike D'Abate lets us know this is more about learning than competing for roster spots or depth chart movement. However, there are some things that are worth watching.

There are many quarterbacks who have held the clipboard behind Aaron Rodgers, and there are many stories surrounding them.

We talk with the host of the show, and friend of The Morning Line, Sierra Goodwill about it and how this is something she's excited to be a part of and what it is all about.

Pat Lane of SB Nation Pats Pulpit talks about that and some historical ties relating to other players in similar situations.

Ian Glendon tells us the B's are going to try to make the most of this current window of opportunity, but is it open enough to fit the Stanley Cup through?

Jake Devereaux of Over The Monster says there have to be concerns about the recent stretch of Red Sox starting pitching issues.

After 16 race dates, NASCAR is rolling out the stars in Texas, but Brandon Croud joined TML to say it isn't must see TV.

Al Nahigian of Couch Guy Sports returned for the second time this week for a pair of reasons.

We discussed the school and sports year with the Director of Black Bear Athletics and looked ahead at what is coming next.