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The Red Sox Get Blown Out and Jayson Tatum for MVP

Plus, Tom E. Curran talks Pats offense and Tom Brady’s mysterious absence

By Brian Barrett
Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images


(1:07)-RED SOX: The Red Sox get embarrassed at home by the Blue Jays.
(19:05)-PATRIOTS: NBC Sports Boston’s Tom E. Curran joins the show to talk about the Pats receiving corps, Matt Patricia calling plays, Tom Brady, and more.
(39:08)-CELTICS: Brian explains why Jayson Tatum is a good bet for MVP next season.
(41:59)-CALLS: Callers talk Sox and Celtics.

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Host: Brian Barrett
Guest: Tom E. Curran
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Producer: Steve Ceruti

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