Home Field Advantage

The Boston Celtics look to close out the Heat in Game 6 and move on to the NBA finals. The Tampa Bay Lightning sweep Florida and are poised to three peat. Trevor Story is the hottest player in baseball, our way-too-early CFP rankings and more today on Home Field Advantage.

Nick Pivetta proves that complete games are still possible in baseball, Jimbo Fisher and Nick Saban exchange blows in college football’s latest soap opera, Calgary and Edmonton captivate the hockey world, and Tiger Woods’ struggles continue at the PGA Championship. That and more on this episode of Home Field Advantage.

Will is joined by Kyle Diezel as they review all the series in the NBA and NHL Playoffs to date, including all the Game 7s, before predicting the outcomes of their favorite NFL Teams’ regular season games after the schedule was released.

The Boston Red Sox struggles continue to dampen the beginning of the season, and Will ponders why. Meanwhile, the Boston Celtics suffer from brutal officiating and now trail their series with Milwaukee and the Boston Bruins even their series with the Hurricanes. Will explains why the away teams are benefiting more for the remainder of each series. Lastly, he discusses the inexplicable win of Rich Strike in the Kentucky Derby and the possibility of an all-LA or all-New York World Series. 

Will gives his Stanley Cup Playoff series predictions before switching over to the NFL draft and explaining why it may not have had the same amount of hype as years' past. 

Coming back from hiatus, Will explains the Boston Red Sox flawed philosophy around players and their lack of tonality with fans. Plus, how Gerrit Cole is underperforming for the New York Yankees. He then looks forward to the possibility of a Boston Celtics sweep of the Brooklyn Nets, what to look for in the NFL Draft, and who will come out on top in the English Premier League. 

Will is joined by Kyle Diezel where they discuss the Masters tournament, give their World Series picks, and describe which teams in the NBA and NHL are most dangerous heading into the postseason. Lastly, they answer listener questions and reflect on the tragic death of Dwayne Haskins. 

The USMNT qualifies for soccer's FIFA World Cup, Duke vs UNC battle in the Final Four, and Bruce Arians steps down as head coach of the Bucaneers. Plus, the Mets lose deGrom for beginning of season and should Red Sox fans be concerned about their pitching staff?

Will speculates about Tom Brady’s future in the NFL, hints at the possibility of a Duke vs. North Carolina final four matchup, and previews the NBA and NHL playoff scenarios.

Will ranks the most relevant and the least relevant teams overall in the NBA, NHL, MLB, and NFL. 

Will breaks down why there's reason for optimism among Bruins and Celtics fans before examining Coach Mike Krzyzewski's storied career at Duke. Finally, he explains why both gas prices and baseball celebrations are getting out of hand. 

In this episode, Will takes questions from listeners on the MLB, Premier League, and NHL before embarking on a new nostalgic segment of the show. 

Jackson Winslow, host of the Sub 500 Podcast, joins the program to talk all things college baseball and college football with host Will Hyland. Later, they hash out what to make of the Major League Baseball work stoppage. 

Will reacts to Super Bowl 56, including why the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals, why the commercials were lackluster, and how the half-time show could impact an even bigger audience. 

Kyle Diezel joins the program to add insight and expertise to the ongoing MLB Lockout, the Super Bowl, and all the musical chairs of coaching in the NFL. 

With a packed show full of diverse topics, Will breaks down some of the biggest sports stories of the week. 

Breaking news on the bonus pod today: Tom Brady is reportedly retiring from the NFL after a 22-year career and seven Super Bowl Championships. 

Will argues why the Baseball Hall of Fame debate has major holes before moving on to preview the Bengals/Chiefs and 49ers/Rams games on Sunday. Then, he sounds off on sports specialization prior to reviewing the Hulu show Dopesick and cancelling Wordle. 

Will breaks down why Patriots fans can still root for Tom Brady, before diving into the controversies surrounding Aaron Rodgers and Novak Djokovic. Lastly, he defends Mac Jones' prospects as a playoff contender and cancels anyone who hates Brad Marchand.

Cam Chiesa joins the program to help Will cover all the biggest storylines heading into the NFL Playoffs.