With the start of NBA free agency still somewhat ambiguous, it’s hard to really get a sense for what it will look like in the era of COVID-19. Will the ongoing pandemic pair with an unappetizing free agent class to result in a less than robust market? Will we see something less than the dramatics we’ve become accustomed to in years past?
With the trade deadline approaching, New England has a decision to make. Will they be buyers or sellers? That Patriots playoff hopes aren’t exactly looking promising after falling to 2-4. However, even if they decide not to be sellers, they should still field offers for Joe Thuney.
I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but the Patriots could use a receiver. New England currently ranks dead last in the NFL in yards from the wide receiver position. Their leading receiver over the last three games, Damiere Byrd, already has more yards this season than he did in his first three NFL seasons combined. It doesn’t help that an aging Julian Edelman is once again struggling with drops this season. It wouldn’t be a stretch to call the Patriots desperate for any help in their passing game at this point. One name to watch as the NFL trade deadline approaches is John Ross.
KJ and Colin discuss the Patriots 2-3 start, the offensive line, trade possibilities, Jimmy G vs Cam Newton and more!
KJ is joined by Sevrin Lavenstein to talk about the World Series, Mookie Betts, Tom Brady, the Astros, and more!
Back in May, as it became clear the COVID-19 pandemic was not going away anytime soon, businesses across the country were given a choice: Risk the spread of a deadly virus or lose money. As you might expect from a society falling apart at the seams, the latter was the prevailing choice. Some businesses have been able to operate safely without posing a significant threat to their employees or customers. Others haven’t.
KJ talks with Colin Cannata about the Patriots testing positive, the impact of losing arguably their two best players, potential long-term concerns, whether proper precautions were taken and the upcoming matchup with the Denver Broncos.
KJ is joined by Ev to talk about the Celtics being eliminated by the Heat, the overreaction to the loss, the state of the team, offseason moves, and more!
KJ and Kyle discuss the Patriots win over the Raiders, Sony Michel’s big game, the AFC East standings and Cam Newton’s performance.
After Tom Brady left the Patriots back in March, (I know you’re tired of hearing about this, but bear with me…) a lot attention was put on Julian Edelman. Edelman’s close relationship with Brady led many to speculate the receiver might attempt to force his way out of New England to follow Brady and Rob Gronkowski down to Tampa Bay. It became evident as the offseason labored on that Edelman had other plans.
