The Greg Hill Show

In Coco's absence Mego gives us the news for the morning. Mego shares her carjacking fears after an attempted carjacking in Walpole.

They Said It is a quick back and forth on what was said yesterday in the sports world. We hear why the Rams dropped out of AJ brown sweepstakes, and Jaylen Brown on his early career struggles.

Greg, Wiggy and Mego give theirs leads for the morning. Mego says the NFL having a referee lockout would be a distaster while Greg is worried about AI Val Kilmer starting in a new movie

Wiggy explains to everyone what having a "good sense of humor" really means and Scheim is worried that JB is giving off too many Aaron Rodgers vibes.

The crew react to the Celtics win over the Warriors. Mego is upset that more and more star players aren't playing games at TD Garden and Wiggy doesn't get how more people aren't calling Brown the MVP

From '6 Rings & Football Things' (subscribe here): The Denver Broncos are acquiring Dolphins star wide receiver Jaylen Waddle for a 2026 first-, third-, and fourth-round pick. What does that mean for the Patriots? Andy Hart, Nick "Fitzy" Stevens, and Ted Johnson discuss. Plus, the Patriots have yet to retain any of their own free agents … why?

The WEEI team reacts to a heartbreaker in the WBC Final. We’re breaking down Team USA’s 3-2 loss and analyzing Garrett Whitlock’s tough outing on the mound that sealed the result.

HR 1 - Venezuela defeats U.S. in the World Baseball Classic HR 2 - The Jaylen Waddle trade doesn't make A.J. Brown any cheaper HR 3 - It's impossible to think of anything bad about the World Baseball Classic HR 4 - Should the Celtics start to think about trading one of the Jays in the future?

With Mego in for Courtney, the show kicks off recapping the World Baseball Classic championship and point out the flaws in team U.S.A. The Lead starts off with seriously asking if the Bruins will just miss the playoffs. If the U.S. applied themselves to soccer a lot more, could they dominate in the sport and even with the World Cup? And Mego doesn't think Romeo Doubs is enough for the Patriots to improve next season.

Wiggy and Greg hit their leads with Wiggy saying the Jaylen Waddle trade doesn't make A.J. Brown any cheaper, and Greg mentions that Shohei Ohtani will hit a new record with how much money he's making this year. They Said It features Derek Jeter saying the World Series is still bigger than the World Baseball Classic, Maxx Crosby shares his story on his situation when he was traded to Baltimore, and is Tom Brady going to be in the Olympics?

The News pinpoints potholes being public enemy #1 and a new device that tracks how many times someone farts per day. Is there anything negative you can think of about the World Baseball Classic. And what's the latest on the Greg Hill Show shot bracket?

Should the Celtics think about trading one of the Jays before one of them decides to pack their bags and go? And is the NBA all about players wanting to boost their ego? Hill Notes give Scheim his flowers for his singing at the Dubliner.

Hill Notes feature those who love Scheim's singing yesterday at the Dubliner and continuing the fart debate.

Is it possible to have Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown both on the Celtics for their entire careers? Or should the Celtics think about trading one before one of them decides to leave themselves?

Despite the U.S. loss to Venezuela the crew recaps the entire World Baseball Classic and points out to how much of a success it was.

The News consists of potholes being everyone's nemesis, Foxboro finally solving the financial issue to allow the World Cup to be held at Gillette Stadium, and a new device that can track how many times people fart per day.

They Said it features Paul Skenes saying the World Baseball Classic is the "Heaviest Jersey" he has ever worn, while Derek Jeter doesn't think the World Baseball Classic doesn't come close to the World Series.

Wiggy's lead pertains to how the Jaylen Waddle trade means that A.J. Brown is still going to be an expensive piece for the Patriots to acquire. Greg mentions that Shohei Ohtani will be breaking a new record with the amount of money he's making this year.

The Lead starts off with asking if the Bruins are going to fall out of the playoffs. If the U.S. was more engaged with soccer, would the country dominate and potentially win the World Cup?

Venezuela beat the U.S. in the World Baseball Classic and why could the U.S. not hit anything?

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): We have arrived at the championship game of the World Baseball Classic, with Team USA slated to face off with Venezuela. Bradfo is boots on the ground in Miami, allowing him to wax poetic about how awesome the scene has been and promises to be. Along the way, one player has made perhaps the greatest impression of all - Roman Anthony. Bradfo catches up with the Team USA outfielder while soliciting the perspectives of David Ross, Sean Casey and Adam Ottavino regarding Anthony. It's some of our favorites all in one very well-timed podcast. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

HR 1 - The Lead: Jaylen Brown should without a doubt, be the MVP HR 2 - How high is Roman Anthony's potential? HR 3 - The Celtics can't have Brown and Tatum both as #1 options HR 4 - Schiemiokie

The crew heads to the Dubliner in Boston for the show! They kick things off wondering why the NBA doesn't use the replay system for all calls. The Lead consists of whether or not the Boston Red Sox will be affected by the NBA expansion, making the statement that Jaylen Brown should absolutely be the MVP, and Pokemon Go is selling peoples photos.

Should this year have been a rebuild year for the Boston Bruins? They Said It has Joe Mazzulla commenting on Jaylen Browns big night against the Phoenix Suns, Jaylen Brown getting to celebrate with the people of Boston for St. Patrick's Day, and Mark DeRosa gives praise to Roman Anthony. The News holds some motor bikers who caused heavy damage on a golf course.

The News is finished with a virus infecting tens of people in Peru and an influencer trying to educate people on how to treat a parasite. Will next years Celtics be Jaylen Browns team again? And can the Celtics have two #1's in their team going forward?

Schiem puts on a Grammy performance and allows callers to guess what he is singing in order to win some free concert tickets. The mic opens up to the crowd at The Dubliner and allows people to give their own lead. And what's the latest on Paradise?

Scheim rips it on the vocals with some guitar and allows callers to guess what song he's singing for some concert tickets.

The guys praise the live music they have received throughout the morning and cover the latest on Paradise.

Even if it's Jaylen Brown's team now, will he still be in command next season, or will Jayson Tatum take the lead?

The News consists of a truck getting in some ice, a virus infecting hundreds in Peru, and an influencer attempts to educate people on what to do if you have a parasite

Are The Bruins good enough to make the playoffs, or should they have committed to a rebuild year?

The Lead starts off with questioning if Fenway Sports Group will want to wager in on an NBA expansion, finding out Pokemon Go has been selling photographs around the world, and Curtis admits he was wrong about the World Baseball Classic.

The crew takes the show to The Dubliner is Boston and recaps lasts nights Celtics game and wonder why the NBA doesn't always use the replay system for every call.

The Roman Empire has officially expanded to the global stage! Following a massive Team USA victory over the Dominican Republic, the WEEI team breaks down the breakout performance that has the baseball world buzzing.

Hour 1 - America moving onto the Finals. Roman Anthony is that guy! Hour 2 - How can NBA stop load management? Hour 3 - The News! How good can Roman Anthony be? Hour 4 - Who deserves the credit for this Celtics season?

Hour 1 - The crew react to America advancing to the finals of the World Baseball classic. Is this tournament giving you hope for the Red Sox offense and how good can Roman Anthony end up being?

Hour 2 - What is going on with the AJ Brown trade; is it ever going to happen? They Said it hears from Vince Carter, David Ortiz and more! Scheim begins the news.

Hour 3 - Scheim gives us the News for the morning which includes an Oscars recap. The crew debate just how good can Roman Anthony be and is there even a player-comp for him?

Hour 4 - With Jayson Tatum ramping up to speed for a playoff run the crew look back at how remarkable this season has been. They debate who deserves all the credit for this season and listen to todays Hill Notes.

The crew listen back to the best Hill Notes of the day. Hill-Noters try to solve the worlds biggest problem, load management in the NBA while also telling us to slow down on Roman Anthony hype.

With the Jayson Tatum officially coming off his minutes restriction and the way he has played in his first four game back; the crew debate if anyone could have seen this coming.

Has the World Baseball Classic given you more hope for the Sox bats headed into the Baseball season? With Roman Anthony already showing signs of superstardom, how good can he get?

Scheim gives us the news for the day. Update on the bomb threat that halted a JetBlue plane at Logan, A Florida man story and a recap of the Oscars.

They Said It today hears from Aaron Judge, David Ortiz, Roman Anthony and Vince Carter who is not a fan of the idea to cut NBA games to stop load management.

The crew are still holding out hope for a trade for AJ Brown to solidify the Receiving room on the Patriots. They debate which generations are the worst drivers.

How good could Roman Anthony end up being? Curtis says he could be one of the all-time greats. Scheim gives his lead for the morning.

The crew celebrate America advancing to the finals of the World Baseball Classic. Is this a sign that baseball needs to be in the Olympics?

Tom E. Curran discusses the Patriots' start to free agency. Rob Bradford checks in from spring training to discuss the Red Sox' offense and the World Baseball Classic. Justin Turpin breaks down Jaylen Brown's ejection. Judd Sirott and Andrew Raycroft talk Bruins.

WEEI presents a deep dive into the Celtics’ recent drama and the future of the league. Featured discussions from The Greg Hill Show, Jones & Keefe, and WEEI Afternoons tackle Jaylen Brown’s controversial ejection against the Spurs. Plus Is Derrick White actually a Top 5 player in the league right now? That and more this week on Best Of Celtics on WEEI!