Lou Merloni

Lou Merloni, pride of Framingham, Mass, enjoyed a ten year major league baseball career that included a six year stint right here in Boston, playing for the Red Sox. In his first major league at bat, Merloni hit a three run home run off Jose Rosado at Fenway Park, on May 15, 1998. His career included stops with the San Diego Padres, Cleveland Indians, the LA Angels of Anaheim and the Oakland A's.
 

Merloni is best known for being one of the top utility players in the Sox organization, having the ability to play multiple positions and play them well. Nicknamed "Sweet Lou" by Red Sox fans, he graduated from Providence College in 1993 and still holds several single season records for the Friars now defunct baseball team.
 

Merloni joined WEEI in March 2008, appearing on WEEI "Big Show " as a co-host. He has since been a frequent contributor to many other shows on the station and plays a large role reporting for WEEI.com. Merloni has also worked in television, first, as a Red Sox analyst on NESN and currently for Comcast Sports Net New England. On June 6, 2010, it was announced Merloni would be inducted into the Cape Cod Baseball League Hall of Fame as part of their 2010 Class on November 20. He played for the Bourne Braves in 1991 and the Cotuit Kettleers in 1992.
 

Mike Mutnansky

Mike Mutnansky has served as daily host of "The HomeTeam with Mike Mutnansky" on WGAM Radio in Nashua, NH for the past four years. He's been working in radio since 2002, anchoring and co-hosting local sports talk afternoons in NH since the legendary days of "Speakin' on Sports." Mike joined WEEI as an update anchor in the spring of 2005 and began hosting on the weekends the next year. Mutnansky has been a regular fill in on WEEI during midday, evenings and weekends for the past five years. In addition, Mike has hosted the Red Sox and Celtics pre and post game shows on their respective networks.
 

Mut Man is a proud graduate of the University of Connecticut, admitted sports junkie and a guy with a very unhealthy addiction to the Daily Racing Form and Saratoga Race Course. Mike has had the opportunity to broadcast live from the Kentucky Derby, Final Four, Fenway Park, Boston Garden, Fishercats Ballpark, Holman Stadium, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, (more than) a few sports bars and even a bowling alley. Favorites include: food= mom’s cooking, movies= Shawshank Redemption, Rudy, Glengarry Glen Ross, Seabiscuit, sport= all of the above.