The guys opened the show discussing the rumors regarding Doc Rivers being part of a deal between the Celtics and the Clippers.

[0:01:25] ... disparity. And he wants to get away from Rondo -- your choices Chris Paul. To me the LA clippers had very little leverage at the beginning of this you know they -- they wanted to doc ...
[0:02:16] ... they're young team. But as a guy who insurers the fact that Chris Paul states. Are now their leverage is now enhanced by the fact that if they don't do the -- deal. They can make a deal with the lakers and you know for Blake. And yet Chris Paul to stay because Dwight Howard's coming that way yes so now they've got two ways to keep crisp ball doc. Or Dwight how -- correct so I ...
[0:04:10] ... about it. -- but -- -- days ago that -- thank and Chris Paul maybe Dwight Howard maybe Kevin -- -- -- Blake Griffin. Hey you're saying that it could work that could work in the where you think ...
[0:05:15] ... new coach would eventually forgive and forget the players. Court Heatley and Jason Terry Cain and came to Boston. In large part because of -- recruitment. Jeff Green -- on what rivers. As the reason he ...






Paul and John examine how referees and players interact on the ice during games. In addition, Paul also breaks down the working relationship with the referees and linesmen.
Stewart describes how the game has changed since his days in the NHL, he also shares how Zdeno Chara has developed over the years.

[0:00:01] ... be joined by former NHL player and -- a long time Ralph Paul Stewart you really modern rough. Or or -- a modern -- that played the game in refereed began. Kevin McGuire who played which ...
[0:01:53] ... that to have my job he needed guts and without shall senseless Gene Kelly needed a lot if you didn't -- upon tomorrow. You have -- it has text -- says Allman brother at a news ...
[0:03:22] ... the lever when I was a young boy in 67 saints might high school teammates on -- play in the NHL and they all laughed at me. Well I knew my ticket. Had to be using ...





Former player and referee, Paul Stewart explains how he was always focused on the quality of the game and calling it like it is. He also shares his opinions on fighting in hockey.
Stewart joins Ryder to talk about his experience within the game of hockey. He breaks down the hockey culture overseas, life as an official and the Bruins’ Stanley Cup quest.
Dale and DJ - live from Chicago - break down the B's win Saturday night in Chicago. In hour 3, the guys discuss Claude's overall approach and strategy as well as how his legacy holds up amongst a group of great coaches in the history of Boston sports.
Dale and DJ , who is live from Chicago, break down the B's win Saturday night. In Hour 3, the guys discuss Claude Julien's overall approach and strategy as well as how his legacy holds up amongst a group of great coaches in the history of Boston sports.

[0:00:30] ... talking about needless to say a whole lot of Boston Bruins in Stanley Cup finals Bruins are now three games away. From a Stanley Cup championship or the ratio that I always like to talk about is thirteen and 313. Wins three to go. It is that sprint to the sixteen wins this Stanley Cup finals series is now best three out of five. And the Bruins have three of those five games on home ice starting tomorrow night. And by all you really realistically wanted to do DJ was take one of the two. There about a bounce away from heaven to -- it to you think of that Zdeno Chara shot in game one that got tipped by you our mayor Yarborough went off the inside of the post. And by the ...
[0:05:11] ... And it's. Is seeing them in the playoffs in the -- the Stanley Cup finals. You can tell maybe it's just from the from it being that the cup finals and teams reason their games. But that was the toughest challenge they've faced and he knew that was gonna be their toughest opponent is really take a -- them to overcome that. I see the same thing with the Blackhawks. What will be the legacy for Claude Julian if the Bruins come up with three more wins he will of 12 Stanley Cup championship even though -- territory. And -- but having said all that I was. Repeatedly and I was amazed at how even ...
[0:07:22] ... There are others who think that that's all posturing. And that ultimately. Doc Rivers could be part of a trade which technically will be a trade for players. You know it will be -- Kevin Garnett for Eric Bledsoe and 21 round picks that sort of thing but part of the deal will allow Doc Rivers. To sign to be released from his contract here and signed with the LA clippers as their new head coach. And I think Doc Rivers has done a remarkable job as head coach here and yet all I've heard over the last a couple of days his act -- -- problems -- -- Gaveled this share. Boy those first round picks you'd be pretty sweet. With -- Doc Rivers coaching a team with Kevin Garnett and Chris Paul and whoever else he's gonna recruit because he's gonna get those guys just ...
[0:08:50] ... tonight we edited out a couple of days ago and I love Doc Rivers I I think he's done a great job here. I think he's the best interview all the coaches slash managers. Were on ...






Dale and DJ break down Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals in which the B's were able to tie up the series after winning 2-1 in OT. The guys get into the physical beast that is Zdeno Chara and the awesome, MVP-like play of Tuukka. Is he the leader in the locker room to take home the Conn Smythe?
Dale and DJ break down Game 2 of the Stanley Cup finals in which the B's were able to tie up the series after winning 2-1 in OT. The guys get into the physical beast that is Zdeno Chara and the awesome, MVP-like play of Tuukka Rask. Is he the leader in the locker room to take home the Conn Smythe?

[0:00:37] ... probably the Chicago Blackhawks out of date notion. A blow wrong with Nathan Horton pick -- -- being. I was guessing here without a doubt when you when contacts made in the guys grabbing his shoulder ...
[0:02:04] ... based on the TV numbers. On it looked to me like like Nathan Horton was avoiding contact little bit and I'm not blaming him by the way. And -- And I wish I could go back ...
[0:03:26] ... heard some callers to the station suggesting this -- -- -- of Gregory Campbell complain on a broken leg why couldn't Nathan Horton have stayed out there white. I don't think people understand what he was dealing with and right and and believe me Gregory Campbell would have gotten off the guy sooner -- -- could have. Right wool and people keep saying look when we put the ...
[0:13:55] ... surprised. That the vast majority of people said to Rask he thought Patrice Bergeron would get more love and nobody loves Patrice Bergeron Andy's game more than I do. -- McDonnell does Joseph McDonald might like it a tad more than you do that's not ...






Dale is in Brighton while DJ is live from Chicago and the boys get the Fathers' Day edition of Sports Sunday rolling. It took another extra period of course, but the B's got the job done and achieved what they wanted to - a split in Chicago. Dale and DJ break it all down including how well the role players and 3rd line was, Claude's confidence in Seguin and Paille and the excellent play of Tuukka.