Haggs is here to answer all of your pressing questions about the first handful of games to the B's regular season, how the youth movement is going thus far in Boston and which players need to get things going after dropping a bad one to Ottawa on home ice.

Like the Jaguars' blowout loss, the Patriots' stirring upset of the Bills in Buffalo has raised a lot of questions on the other side of the spectrum. Instead of wondering whether the Patriots and Drake Maye were really as bad as they looked in Jacksonville, we're now wondering whether Maye and the Patriots have arrived. Like last week, there are no definite answers after four games, but we're getting some indicators. Let's break down the big themes into three categories: what appears real, what might be fool's gold, and what's still in question.

Greg Bedard of BostonSportsJournal.com joins Felger and Mazz and opens the hour recapping the Patriots win over the Bills in Sunday’s game and if this performance is repeatable for Drake Maye.

Every team has a chance. Technically speaking, any team could win the NBA Championship this season. Any team could make the playoffs. Any team could take a major jump.

A normal part of introducing youth to an NHL lineup is some wince-inducing growing pains, and the Bruins had an industrial-sized one of those at home on Monday night.

I guess we don’t have to cancel the rest of the season after all. The Patriots are back to playing like the team we expected when training camp started more than two months ago...

The Red Sox held their annual end-of-season press conference Monday, with team president Sam Kennedy, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow and manager Chad Tracy spending nearly an hour addressing the media at Fenway Park.

Seemingly flying under the radar has been Ron Harper Jr. Emerging as a legitimate rotation piece by the end of last season, Harper signed a four-year contract with the Celtics this summer.

Breaking down the key sequences in the Patriots' upset victory over the Bills, including:• Drake Maye playing more in rhythm of the offense on throws to Romeo Doubs, Mack Hollins and Efton Chism;• A holding call on Buffalo wiping out a poor decision by Maye on the goal line;• The game-winning drive;• And Josh Allen's terrible decision on the game-sealing interception.

Giardi here with all the good, bad and ugly (there was some) after the Patriots beat the Bills. Please remember to refrain on commenting until the Q&A is closed. Otherwise, got questions? Fire away.

Mike Vrabel addressed the media Monday morning after his Patriots got “back in the race” following their upset win in Buffalo. He hit on a number of topics. Here are the ones that stood out to me:

Drake Maye led the Patriots to a huge win over their division rival, the Buffalo Bills, on Sunday afternoon. Despite a fumble and an interception, Maye led his team to victory with three passing TDs and 269 passing yards against Josh Allen and the Bills.

The Patriots are back, for at least one week on the field. But they're back in a big way in one area that is near and dear to the hearts of Masshole Nation: Proving the haters wrong.

As Drake Maye answered the first question of his postgame press conference, he searched for the right way to describe his team, the Patriots, delivering an upset win in Buffalo.

Everything you need to know from the Patriots’ 29-26 win over the Bills in quickie form, with BSJ insight and analysis:

If such a huge part of winning in the NBA is figuring out how to keep up with the Joneses, then is there a way to predict the Joneses' next move?

I do think Drake Maye has a chance to play much better because this is the simplest and least talented defense he has seen to this point. But none of us has any idea what we're going to see from Maye, so deeper analysis really isn't needed.

Pretty soon people will be doing their quarter-season assessments, and I'm fairly certain the Seahawks, Jaguars and Bills will be near the top of the lists for their respective conferences. Depending on health, I would not be surprised to see any of those teams in the Super Bowl. I think people are majorly sleeping on the Jaguars. That's a damn good team in all three phases, and I'd argue they are the best team the Patriots have faced.

The JJ Peterka era has officially begun in Boston.

The Yankees pummeled the Red Sox in the American League Wild Card Series for the second straight year, sweeping Boston out of the Bronx.New York showed no mercy, crushing the Red Sox, 9-0, in Game 1 before finishing the sweep with a 9-2 victory in Game 2. Now, the Yankees turn their attention to the AL East champion Tampa Bay Rays, and they'll once again do it without Aaron Judge.

“100%,” he said. “100%. But getting to this point, to, you know, getting the recognition I'm getting is what you want as an interior lineman - to finally get to that point. But now you can't complain about getting more attention and getting doubled. You've got to figure out a way to make something happen.”

Player development has been the backbone of the Boston Celtics organization for years. So much so that they have built a team whose ceiling will be guided by its depth.

The Patriots will be without CB Christian Gonzalez and DT Christian Barmore — two of their best and highest-paid defenders — for Sunday's game at Highmark Stadium.

For nearly three months, the Red Sox made it easy to forget how their season started.They were once 14 games under .500 and seemingly headed toward another lost summer. Then something clicked and Boston ripped off 15 consecutive wins, went 27-3 from the beginning of July into early August and, at one point, won 32 of 37 games.

Drake Maye, Mike Vrabel, Josh McDaniels, the defense ... not much is working right now as the Patriots head to Buffalo to take on the 3-0 Bills. Let's discuss.

Time for the latest chapter in the ongoing saga: “Is or isn’t Drake Maye’s right shoulder injured?”

It was a quiet morning at The Auerbach Center on Thursday. Long before practice began, Ron Harper Jr. and Joe Mazzulla were already ready to speak with reporters. Jayson Tatum walked into the scrum shortly after them.

Haggs is here to answer all of your pressing questions about the B's 3-0 season-opening win over the New York Rangers, and observations from around the league just a couple of games into the new season. Couldn't be a better start for the Black and Gold.

The Red Sox spent months fighting to save a season that once appeared lost. When October finally arrived, it was over almost as quickly as it began.Boston’s offense disappeared against the Yankees for a second straight night, and when Willson Contreras finally gave the Red Sox a pulse with a sixth-inning homer, the pitching staff immediately gave it away.

​Sonny Gray gets the start in do-or-die game two against the New York Yankees.

When you start the season the way the Patriots have, especially offensively, it can get noisy quickly.

A day after Roman Anthony’s abrupt exit from Game 1 of the American League Wild Card Series raised questions, the Red Sox received the answer they were hoping to avoid.Anthony is dealing with new strains in his right wrist along with an aggravation of the injury that cost him nearly four months of the regular season. The damage is significant enough that Boston removed him from its Wild Card roster Wednesday and replaced him with infielder Curtis Mead.

It's not always easy to tell how talented a player is without being his teammate. If the guy doesn't play 25 minutes a night and get a ton of shots up, it can be hard to assess him. Perhaps that's been the case with Baylor Scheierman, who was the first of many names Conley mentioned.

One of the most fundamental questions for just how much the Boston Bruins can improve this season lays with how much more offense can be generated within the impressive, young game of 22-year-old Fraser Minten.

One of the least-talked-about factors in Drake Maye's terrible start to this season came to a head against the Jaguars: the quarterback pressure allowed.

But it was Cam Schlittler and Ben Rice who played the role of the Heartbreak Kids on Tuesday night.Schlittler once again overwhelmed the Red Sox in October, while Rice homered twice and drove in six runs as the Yankees rolled to a 9-0 win at Yankee Stadium, pushing Boston to the brink of elimination.

Payton Tolle takes the mound for game one as the Boston Red Sox rematch the New York Yankees in the AL Wild Card.

Greg Bedard of BostonSportsJournal.com joins the show and opens the hour discussing the Patriots struggles from Sunday’s game against the Jaguars, and what is happening with Drake Maye?

Joe Mazzulla has always been big on connectivity. Forming a bond with his players and helping them do the same with each other (and the coaching staff).

The Boston Bruins have learned their lessons, sometimes the unfortunate hard way, about player development and formulating an effective youthful pipeline to the NHL.

One year ago, the Red Sox were knocked out of the postseason by the Yankees in three games in the American League Wild Card Series.Boston took Game 1 behind a gem from Garrett Crochet, but its season came to an end two nights later when Cam Schlittler dominated the Red Sox in the decisive Game 3.Fast-forward one year, and the rivals are set to do it all over again at Yankee Stadium.

For those of you saying this is a small sample size for Drake Maye, he has now had 7 straight games with a negative EPA. That coincides with what our eyes told us

Breaking down the key sequences in the Patriots' blowout loss to the Jaguars, including:• Drake Maye's three turnovers;• Four Jaguars touchdowns, including Trevor Lawrence's masterclass in throwing with anticipation and conviction;• The end of first half sequence;• Some questionable defensive calls.

Media Day is always a bit awkward. Reporters sit in a room for hours as the Boston Celtics hoist player after player onto the podium at the front of the room.

Mike Vrabel addressed the media on Monday in the wake of Sunday's 35-6 blowout loss to the Jaguars, and he touched on a variety of topics, especially Drake Maye. Let's go through it:

David Pastrnak made no bones about the simple fact that he’s going to be his own kind of captain as the 28th player to wear the “C” in the Original Six history of the Boston Bruins.

Greg Bedard breaks down the latest Patriots loss to the Jaguars and analyzes the concerning trends surrounding Drake Maye.

"From now until the time that we practice, we're gonna meet, we're gonna watch it. You know, we'll show the good, the bad, and the stuff that gets us beat tomorrow. I'll think of everything I possibly can for us to perform better." It should be a lengthy "stuff that gets you beat" portion of the film. Because, holy hell, that was terrible in a bunch of different ways, besides Drake Maye doing his Mac Jones In Frankfurt imitation.

The Red Sox closed the regular season with a 6-2 loss to the Cubs on Sunday at Tropicana Field, finishing 87-75 after a remarkable turnaround that carried them from 14 games under .500 in late June to a second consecutive postseason appearance.

The Patriots have a quarterback problem. That was a sentence I didn’t think I’d be typing in September of 2026. But Drake Maye has rarely looked like the player who nearly won the NFL MVP award last season.