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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
For most in the Boston area the start of the New England Patriots season came last Thursday night when the team faced off in their first pre-season game against the Super Bowl Champion New Orleans Saints (I like the way that sounds...well I don't know if I like it, but it's better then saying the Super Bowl Champion Indianapolis Colts...isn't it?) but for us here in Southern Connecticut it has yet to sink in that football season is officially upon us. Thanks to WCVB-TV we don't get the first pre-season game on TV down here. (Sidebar: have you SEEN the Channel 5 website? Did they go back to 1999 and steal it from the old millennium? YIKES!!! Love you guys, but update that thing will you?)Ok, back to why I am excited about football season starting.
It just really hit me while I was at lunch and listened to the weekly call-in from Coach Belichick on-demand on The Big Show (if you missed it listen here.) I love the interviews he does with The Big Show because he is typically more laid back and more easy going, he jokes with the guys and he gets a little more in depth about football then he normally does at a press conference.
I know I may be being optimistic because the season hasn't started yet, but I love the tone that the pre-season has taken this year. I know Logan Mankins is holding out and they haven't gotten a deal done with Tom Brady, but the tone seems to be one of renewal and a new found ease about the team and the way they are doing things, at least that's what I heard in the coach's voice. He seems laid back, relaxed and ready to tackle another season.
Of course, I didn't see the first pre-season game, but the highlights I have seen and what others who did see the game are writing it sounds like it was a success and the fact that the Patriots will have Wes Welker back in red, white and blue puts everyone at ease even more.
What will the outcome of the season be? We'll surely make our predictions as we get closer. For right now, it's nice to have something to be optimistic about, God knows we can't be optimistic about baseball in October.
-Adam
Labels: Bill Belichick, Indianapolis Colts, Logan Mankins, New England Patriots, new orleans saints, Tom Brady, Wes Welker
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
The Bruins could take a lesson or four. The Red Sox could certainly benefit from a few pointers as well. The Celtics are holding court (pardon the pun) and all of the Boston teams, yes even the Patriots should be taking notes. Win, on the road, with old players, with rookies and teamwork. Adam and Rubba Shoes are off this week. So Timmy and Scotty Dukes have the honor of bitching about everyone except the Celtics. Thanks for listening and have a great week. Go Celtics!theshow@wickedpissadude.com
Labels: adam, Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots, rubba shoes, Scotty Dukes, timmy
Friday, April 30, 2010
Saturday May 1st, the stars seemed to have aligned on this day to give us potentially one of the great sports day/nights that I can remember. Lets break down the schedule shall we.
First you have the resurgent Boston Bruins at 12:30 against their outdoor rival Philadelphia Flyers in Boston to kick off their best of seven series in the second round of the NHL playoffs. GO B's
Once this has ended you have a breather for about an hour, this is where you need to either stock up, check the "honey do" list and get that prioritized to what you may be able to get accomplished in that time frame, because at around 5:25 the 136th running of the Kentucky Derby will be happening on NBC. Before being in a smoke filled room with people yelling at the hundreds of screens that show these great horses going for history, I would probably would have missed this and not even cared. Not anymore, make sure your around for the very few minutes it takes for them to go around this track as it is always exciting to watch. As an FYI they are calling for rain over in Churchill Downs so there may be a slight delay, plan accordingly.
Once the Derby is over, again there is a slight breather, check your list and make sure you are ready to entertain guests or just yourself for the next 5-6 hours of sports. Starting at 7:05 with Red Sox vs O's in Baltimore with Dice-K's first start of the season. I don't care that it is April baseball, the Sox will need Dice-K to return to form if they are going to have any shot in catching the NY Yankmees or the Rays. One start may not tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth, but it will be fun to watch no matter what. This of course hinders on him not tweaking his back in warm-ups...what I'm just saying.
Now 25 minutes later at 7:30 Nascars Sprint Cup at Richmond kicks off. Now the only reason I know this is my father will be over the house enjoying the festivities of this glorious evening and has already designated my bedroom big screen as his "race watching screen". It's all him.
Then we move to 8 when the Celtics tip off their second round game one with the Cleveland Cavaliers in Cleveland where apparently they are witnesses. I could write a blog about this game by itself but I will refrain from doing so right now since the games importance should speak for itself. GO GREEN!
Finally we move to 9 where the under cards of what should be the fight of the year and may set up the fight of the decade. Mayweather vs Moseley. If Mayweather wins will that finally make our dreams come true and force him to fight Manny Pacquio? God let's hope so.
In closing this Sat. evening there will be a lot of hitting the last button and going back and forth between games, I am sure that the batteries will hold up but I say again. There may not be enough alcohol for this night of great sports, regardless enjoy them with some friends and family.
-Scotty Dukes
Once the Derby is over, again there is a slight breather, check your list and make sure you are ready to entertain guests or just yourself for the next 5-6 hours of sports. Starting at 7:05 with Red Sox vs O's in Baltimore with Dice-K's first start of the season. I don't care that it is April baseball, the Sox will need Dice-K to return to form if they are going to have any shot in catching the NY Yankmees or the Rays. One start may not tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth, but it will be fun to watch no matter what. This of course hinders on him not tweaking his back in warm-ups...what I'm just saying.
Now 25 minutes later at 7:30 Nascars Sprint Cup at Richmond kicks off. Now the only reason I know this is my father will be over the house enjoying the festivities of this glorious evening and has already designated my bedroom big screen as his "race watching screen". It's all him.
Then we move to 8 when the Celtics tip off their second round game one with the Cleveland Cavaliers in Cleveland where apparently they are witnesses. I could write a blog about this game by itself but I will refrain from doing so right now since the games importance should speak for itself. GO GREEN!
Finally we move to 9 where the under cards of what should be the fight of the year and may set up the fight of the decade. Mayweather vs Moseley. If Mayweather wins will that finally make our dreams come true and force him to fight Manny Pacquio? God let's hope so.
In closing this Sat. evening there will be a lot of hitting the last button and going back and forth between games, I am sure that the batteries will hold up but I say again. There may not be enough alcohol for this night of great sports, regardless enjoy them with some friends and family.
-Scotty Dukes
Labels: Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
I won't pretend to know how Bruins fans feel this morning, after a disappointing post-season last year and a nearly disastrous season this year, I won't pretend to know how great it feels to finish off the Sabres in six.
I won't pretend to know how many goals the Bruins scored.
I won't pretend to know who plays goalie for the Bruins.
I won't pretend to know, really anything about the Bruins.
What I do know, is that last night's win was a big win for Bruins fans everywhere who have waited far too long to watch their B's skate to victory in a playoff series.
So, I say, congratulations to the Boston Bruins for what I have heard was a tremendous series. I won't pretend I am excited for round two, but I know a whole lot of people that are.
I won't pretend to know why Josh Beckett is struggling to find his mojo.I won't pretend to know why the Red Sox seem to have all the fire power they need, but can't find an arm in the bullpen to hold a lead.
I won't pretend to know why Papi continues to struggle...ok well maybe that one's the roids.
I won't pretend to know if the Red Sox will ever snap out of this funk.
What I do know is that they battled back yesterday. Yes, it was against the lowly Blue Jays, but there is fight in them. This is good news for Red Sox nation who have watched this team stumble out of the gates. The good news with this team is they are hitting, so maybe Dice-K's appearance this Saturday will be the shot in the arm the pitching staff needs to get the Boston Red Sox back in the winning frame of mind.
So, I say to the Boston Red Sox, keep plugging away boys, eventually this will all work itself out. I refuse to believe that the second highest payroll in baseball has produced basement dwellers.
I won't pretend to know why Adalius Thomas didn't work out with the New England Patriots.I won't pretend to know why he didn't fit in with an organization that usually brings players in and slides them nicely into place without a hint of a problem.
I won't pretend to know why he went from a Humble Pie eating Patriot to a defector in 2009.
I won't pretend to know why Coach Belichick seemed to treat him differently then some of the other guys on the roster.
What I do know is that we do NOT want him heading to Gang Green. The Jets are already stacked as it is and the last thing we need is another guy lined up across from Tom Brady that has a score to settle. We should've traded him by any means necessary AWAY from the New York Jets.
So, I say to the New England Patriots who have had a mediocre at best off season, GOOD LUCK fellas, you're going to need it. When the New York Jets come into town, I am not 100% it's going to be pretty. In fact I am quite sure it's going to be UGLY.
I won't pretend to know how Paul Pierce and the rest of the big three are feeling after letting a series sweep slip through their hands on Sunday against the Miami Heat.I won't pretend to know if their aging legs are still holding up under the pressure of a long NBA season and the start of the grueling playoffs.
I won't pretend to know if Glen Davis will show up as he did in Game 2 or look like he's stuck in mud like he did in Game 4.
I won't pretend to know if Dwayne Wade can legitimately put up another set of 46 on the Celtics tonight at the Garden.
What I do know is that the Celtics have been must see TV for the last four games and nothing has changed tonight. The Garden will be rocking and the Boston Celtics need to deliver for their fans, but also for their bodies as an extra days rest before they head to the Q (let's be real, they'll be playing the Cavs) is a MUST.
So, I say to you Boston Celtics, get out there and get the job done tonight. We're counting on you to keep this positive Boston vibe going tonight.
Labels: Adalius Thomas, Bill Belichick, Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, Dice-K, Dwayne Wade, Josh Beckett, New England Patriots, ny jets, Paul Pierce, Toronto Blue Jays
Friday, April 23, 2010
If this were two years ago, Boston sports reporters would be all about Devin McCourty. In Bill We Trust was always the mantra. If the great Bill Belichick thinks this guy will get it done, then all hail King Bill and let's lace 'em up and get started on our next undefeated season. But, two years have passed and a Bill Belichick draft pick is no longer a sure bet.
Already the Boston media is all over coach about this pick and some might say rightfully so.
I make no bones about it, I am NOT a laundry guy, I am a player/coach guy. It has been hard for me over the first few weeks of the Red Sox season to watch guys who I have never seen in a Red Sox uniform come to the plate. I long for the days when I saw Tek behind the plate every night and Mike Lowell on the bag at third, that's just how I am wired.
So when it comes time to criticizing a coach who has brought us three Super Bowl rings and another Super Bowl appearence, I am hard pressed to criticize anything he does. That is why I am reserving judgement on Devin McCourty.
No, he is not the splash that the Patriots made in the 2007 off-season when they brought in Welker and Moss. He's unlikely to be a surprise superstar like Tommy Brady, but as coach said he is a solid four down guy and the Patriots need someone right now who can be a final piece to a defense that stumbled last year and could use some stability.
So, I say today, In Bill I Trust. I can't promise that I won't question the coach in the coming weeks or months, but for right now, I am going to sit here in my gray Belichick sweatshirt and let the critics criticize, I'll wait for the first snap of the season to make my judgements.
adam@wickedpissadude.com
Already the Boston media is all over coach about this pick and some might say rightfully so.
I make no bones about it, I am NOT a laundry guy, I am a player/coach guy. It has been hard for me over the first few weeks of the Red Sox season to watch guys who I have never seen in a Red Sox uniform come to the plate. I long for the days when I saw Tek behind the plate every night and Mike Lowell on the bag at third, that's just how I am wired.
So when it comes time to criticizing a coach who has brought us three Super Bowl rings and another Super Bowl appearence, I am hard pressed to criticize anything he does. That is why I am reserving judgement on Devin McCourty.
No, he is not the splash that the Patriots made in the 2007 off-season when they brought in Welker and Moss. He's unlikely to be a surprise superstar like Tommy Brady, but as coach said he is a solid four down guy and the Patriots need someone right now who can be a final piece to a defense that stumbled last year and could use some stability.
So, I say today, In Bill I Trust. I can't promise that I won't question the coach in the coming weeks or months, but for right now, I am going to sit here in my gray Belichick sweatshirt and let the critics criticize, I'll wait for the first snap of the season to make my judgements.
adam@wickedpissadude.com
Labels: 2011 nfl draft, Bill Belichick, Devin McCourty, New England Patriots, Randy Moss, Tom Brady, Wes Welker
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Adam and Timmy are back in the studio sans Rubba Shoes, he is actually back at the firehouse. He also made the bold proclamation that he will be joining Timmy at the 2011 Boston Marathon. Keep track of Rubba's training regimen and Timmy's summer race schedule via their blogs on the links page. Never mind those two, the Celtics and Bruins are in the midst of the playoffs and the Patriots have the draft coming up. Meanwhile the Red Sox might have the hottest prospect on their hands since (yup we're gonna say it) Sam Horn! Sit back and soak it all in - it's the 2010 spring playoff season and everyone is hot right now. Enjoy the show and have a great week.Labels: adam, Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots, rubba shoes, sam horn, Scotty Dukes, timmy, uncle dukes
Monday, April 5, 2010
Who knows what the history books will say about the 2010 Boston Celtics. Who knows what late summer has in store for the 2010 Boston Red Sox. One thing we do know though is that this past weekend felt like the City of Champions was back. If just for one warm night in early April, Boston was abuzz with the glory of a city poised to do something special.The day started out as a pretty ordinary day. The Celtics were at the Garden hosting the toast of the league, Lebron James' Cleveland Cavaliers. For the past few years the Cavs have been the team to beat in the East and every year, they have been beaten. This year, though, will be different, according to all of the analysts. This will be the year of King James' coronation. But, that's not how it shook out yesterday.
The Celtics surged to a 22 point lead late in the third quarter only to stave off a fourth quarter surge by Lebron James and win 117-113. It was the Celtics, the team who had been around the block a few times, the team who had hung a banner or two in the rafters, the team with the most recent ring that would hang a big game on Lebron and his Cavs, serving notice that the Celtics were not going to quietly ride off into the sunset in 2010.
The win by the Celtics alone would've been enough to satisfy the appetite of a Boston sports fan that is dying for some good news these days, but the day was barely half over when a click of the remote flipped on pre-game chatter for Opening Day at Fenway Park.
The most storied rivalry in all of sports. The dreaded, New York Yankees, who came into the historic Fenway Park as World Champions, were in town to kick of the 2010 season. Many analysts have the Yankees repeating and some place the Boston Red Sox in third place so on paper, this might not have been much of a match-up, but paper means nothing when these two teams collide.
Josh Beckett on the mound vs. CC Sabathia was bound to be a pitchers duel and through three it was pretty close to that, but it all started to unravel as the Yankees jumped out to a 3-1 lead on back to back jacks off of Beckett and it looked like the pundits were right, this year the Red Sox would continue to not be a match for the Evil Empire.
But then, a resurgence. The Boston Red Sox, trailing 5-2 at the end of five innings, rallied with back to back 3 run innings to surge past the Yankees 9-7 in an Opening Day shot across the bow that served as a warning to the league that this Red Sox team would not be pushed around.
Neither win carried all that much weight in the grand scheme of the season. The greatest importance either game held was that the Celtics were jockeying for the three seed in the playoffs, but it was the spectacle of the day. A beautiful day in Boston. The sun was shining. The duck boats were out (not on parade just yet) and our beloved sports teams were winning.
It's that magical time of year between April and June or September and October when two of our most beloved teams, (the Celtics and Red Sox or the Red Sox and the Patriots) are playing on the same afternoon and the results are positive on both fields of play. It's a great feeling to have and something that very few cities ever have the opportunity to experience.
So, no matter what happens in the Celtics playoff push or the season series with the Yankees, we'll always have April 4th, 2010 as one of those special days in Boston sports where two of our teams knocked off two of "their" teams to bring home W's to our beloved city.
Labels: Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Cavaliers, Lebron James, New England Patriots, New York Yankees
Monday, March 29, 2010
Adam and Timmy are back for the FINAL weekend wrap-up. What?!?!?!? The FINAL weekend wrap-up? Fear not, we're just consolidating, you know the whole less is more thing, after all, we are in a recession. No, it has nothing to do with money, just the fact that we thought we could bring you more of the information you want in one solid weekly show, rather then stretching it out to two days a week. Soooooo...listen up as Adam and Timmy spell out the changes for you and then talk about Coach K's encounter with the Boston Celtics Dancers (Shamrockettes was passed on by Wyc.)
The fellas also touch on a former family feud over at Gillette that was recently exposed between Tom Brady and Josh McDaniels and whether or not the Patriots "Franchise" is going to get a new deal before the start of the season. They also discuss what the Red Sox are going to do with Josh Beckett and whether or not he's still considered the ace of the staff or if there even is one at this point.
The Celtics are streaking (I said the Celtics, NOT the Celtics dancers, sorry boys) and the Bruins are still reeling from some hard hitting.
The shock of the night goes to Adam who is positioned as a possible front runner in the Wicked Pissa Dude March Madness bracket. If the Mountaineers of West Virginia can win one more game, Coach K might get knocked off the mountain. And a check of the Fantasy leagues continues to be kind to the Branco family.
In "almost" professional sports, Scotty Dukes and the WickedPissaDude.com Men's League basketball team won their first game of the season 69-62. GOOOOOOOOOO TEAM!!!
Don't forget, starting Wednesday night, the whole gang will be in the building for the show that is ONE DAY a week.
For that show, we want to hear from you. We'll be introducing a segment with questions from you. So, if you want to ask any member of the staff a question about ANYTHING shoot us an e-mail @ theshow@wickedpissadude.com , leave the question on our Facebook wall or give us a call and leave the question on the "Wicked Hot" Line (339)368-6223.
Have a great week.
Labels: Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics, Boston College Eagles, Boston Red Sox, fantasy sports, Josh Beckett, josh mcdaniels, New England Patriots, Tom Brady, west virginia mountaineers
Thursday, March 25, 2010
So once again the Statler & Waldorf of the staff have ailments and therapy to discuss. Rubba Shoes and his bad wing square off against Timmy and his bad wheel. Once the geriatrics get their sportscreme applied they might actually talk sports. Tiger is coming back for The Masters and the guys can't wait. Now there is even a press conference to kick off the festivities. Frozen Four updates are all part of the hockey talk as the NHL skates closer to the second season. Scotty Dukes checks in with his broken bracket and the latest on "Team Green." Will Tommy ca$h in on his new Patriots contract or leave some money on the table for Coach to get some other groceries? Who is the odd man out on the Sox rotation? All this and an arbitrary song selection from Rubba Shoes to wrap up the fantasy round up. Thanks for listening and have a great weekend.theshow@wickedpissadude.com
Labels: Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, Coach Belichick, fantasy sports, frozen four, New England Patriots, NHL, rubba shoes, Scotty Dukes, statler and waldorf, the masters, tiger woods, timmy, Tom Brady
Thursday, March 18, 2010
We are talking Washington - but not politics. You'll figure it out. The Bruins have a grudge match coming up with the Penguins, will they seek revenge? The Patriots have a bunch of shopping to do between now and Draft Day, will they save some room for the "T"bone offense? Have you filled out your bracket? The guys discuss their sleeper picks and Rubba Shoes outrageous selection for the National Championship Game. Tiger is on the prowl and he is due back for The Masters. Will his return garner the ratings and the dollars that the PGA is hoping for? Does Timmy have a marketing future with NIKE? All this and a Fantasy Playoff breakdown with a throwback dedicated to blowing it all! Thanks for listening and have a great weekend.theshow@wickedpissadude.com
Labels: Boston Bruins, final four, New England Patriots, PGA; nike, Pittsburgh Penguins, politics, ron washington, rubba shoes, the masters, tiger woods, tim tebow, timmy
Monday, March 15, 2010
Here in New England we love our sports and we love our drinks. As of late the cocktini consumption has been to dull the pain rather than enhance the enjoyment. The Celtics are inconsistent. The Bruins are deplorable and the Patriots are laying in wait. The Red Sox get a pass for now, at least until opening night against the Yankees. Well the guys wrap up the St. Patrick's Day Weekend with a visit from Uncle Dukes fresh off the selection show for March Madness. Adam was the oldest person at the parade and Timmy and his family drank Irish Milkshakes and ate corn beef. It is all here along with the fantasy round up as we head into the playoffs. Thanks for listening and have a great week.theshow@wickedpissadude.com
Labels: adam, Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, guinness, irish, march madness, milkshakes, new england, New England Patriots, New York Yankees, st. patrick's day, timmy, uncle dukes
Monday, March 8, 2010
Adam and Jess were out late at a party while Timmy and Gianina went to the late show at the movies. The guys bitch and complain about the prices of drinks and movie tickets all the while bickering that the Patriots have not been big spenders themselves. Timmy will check in with Scotty Dukes "down on the farm" and see how the move is going. The fantasy seasons for hoops and hockey are coming to a close and Adam is still hoping to make a little noise. Are the Yankees actually, finally getting too old? Is Adam right to say Yankee fans are obnoxious? What does Timmy think about them? All that and a delightful story about the Drum Hill Rotary. Thanks for listening and have a great week. theshow@wickedpissadude.com
Labels: adam, drum hill, fantasy sports, New England Patriots, New York Yankees, Scotty Dukes, timmy
Thursday, February 25, 2010
As the Statler and Waldorf of the Wicked Pissa staff continue to nurse their respective injuries, Timmy with his left knee and Rubba Shoes with his right shoulder. The real athletes in Vancouver continue to impress and inspire all of us. Rubba Shoes is busting with anticipation over the men's hockey team and will tell you why it is appointment television, if you can find it. Tiger might have lost 17 girlfriends, but two of his favorite mimbos are back on board. Check out the guys take on his imminent return and what it means for golf. They'll also break down the Patriots pre-draft to do list and find out why it was tough to see the newest wide out in Foxboro play last year. Uncle Dukes and the BIG 3 focus on the brand new "little 4" plus prep you for the most wonderful time of the year - March Madness! Are the Sox in a position to make another deal before camp breaks? Will Big Papi still be swinging away for the local nine after the break? Why is Varitek so happy? Obvious social conquests aside (read Heidi Watney). They'll wrap with a check on the fantasy world and a tribute to the past and present olympic hockey hopefuls from an 80's movie classic. Thanks for listening and have a great weekend.theshow@wickedpissadude.com
Labels: Big Papi, Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, Heidi Watney, Jason Varitek, march madness, New England Patriots, Olympics, rubba shoes, statler and waldorf, tiger woods, timmy, vancouver
Thursday, February 18, 2010
The trade deadline has come and gone and the guys bid farewell to a fan favorite. Is Nate Robinson a band-aid or the cure? Only time will tell. Timmy & Rubba Shoes check in with Scotty Dukes to see what he thinks about the comings and goings in the NBA as well as how the Celtics made out. Rubba Shoes is looking forward to Tigers return to the fairways and Timmy wants to know what the Patriots are going to do about Tom's next contract. There are still a couple of openings in the fantasy baseball league too, if you want in on that email the guys below. It is all here on the weekend preview of the Wicked Pissa Dude Podcast. Thanks for listening and have a great weekend.Labels: Boston Patriots, Eddie House, house of pain, New England Patriots, rubba shoes, Scotty Dukes, tiger woods, timmy, Tom Brady, trade deadline, uncle dukes
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Vince Wilfork has made it clear, he does not want to play tag with the Patriots brass. Is he headed to Miami for more than just the Pro-Bowl festivities this weekend? The guys will discuss what they think is the next move for New England. Is Sugar Ray leaving the Green? Why would that not make sense? Scotty Dukes will explain with "The Big 3". Also the demise of one of the fantasy leagues could be a harsh reality. All this and who has already benefited from Obama's job package - you'll find out right here. Thanks for listening and have a great weekend.Labels: Barack Obama, Big 3, Boston Celtics, Boston Patriots, fantasy sports, miami dolphins, New England Patriots, pro bowl, pro bowler, Ray Allen, Vince Wilfork
Monday, January 25, 2010
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Then it's on to Boston sports where none of our teams can catch a break, well maybe with the exception of the Patriots who were pleased to discover that Tom Brady will not need surgery during the off-season...ahhhh at least a breath of air anyway.
With the NBA trade deadline just days away now (Feb. 18th) rumors are swirling around Ray Allen who is in his final year of his contract with the Green Team, we get birthday boy Scotty Dukes in on the show to talk Celts.
Adam even brought up the Bruins for a change and NOT for something good...the B's couldn't even fend off the lowly Hurricanes over the weekend and Adam watched every grueling moment of it on a visit home to MA.
All this and a complete fantasy round-up on the show this week.
- Adam
Labels: Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics, Indianapolis Colts, Nancy Kerrigan, New England Patriots, new orleans saints, Super Bowl
Thursday, January 14, 2010
The Weekend Preview Crew sets out to make their case for a better tomorrow in Patriot Nation. Rubba Shoes asks Timmy & Adam for help in making his decision in the voting booth on Tuesday the 19th. Residents of Massachusetts (did we spell that correctly Martha?) are encouraged to stump for their candidate here. All in all it was another interesting week with a brand new segment for Uncle Dukes to go Green and hockey takes a back seat to politics with Timmy & Rubba Shoes? This could be interesting. Could be...None the less, thanks for listening and have a great weekend.Labels: adam, Boston Patriots, New England Patriots, rubba shoes, timmy, uncle dukes, voting
Monday, January 11, 2010
Next year when you stop by the Dunkin Donuts at Patriot Place don't be surprised to see a familiar face behind the counter mixing your coffee coolata. In fact, there might be a few familiar faces if the Patriots know what's good for them.Will Randy Moss be a New England Patriot next year?
What is Tom Brady's future? How about Coach Belichick? Will the Patriots clean house in the receiver core and bring in some guys who can stretch the field? What about at running back?
All of these questions are answered as Timmy and Adam weigh in on the season that was and what Pats fans have to look forward to in the coming years.
Also, don't forget every Monday the boys check in on the Fantasy sports they love so dearly. We'll let you guess where Adam's team ended up.
Speaking of Fantasy if you want to get an early jump on Fantasy baseball, shoot us an e-mail theshow@wickedpissadude.com and we'll take care of getting you a team.
Enjoy the show and tell your friends.
Labels: Coach Belichick, New England Patriots, patriot place, Randy Mos, Tom Brady
Thursday, January 7, 2010
We could be talking about Boston or New York, even Gainsville. Alas, it's all about Chelmsford. Coach K has done it again. He has won both the fantasy baseball and now the fantasy football championships in Wicked Pissa Nation. Annoyed, some (Uncle Dukes) shocked, none. This guy has a fricken 4 Square trophy from Russell Mill Swim & Tennis Club. Unreal! Timmy and Rubba Shoes check in with the Coach to confirm that he will make good on his promise to "buy the trophy if he wins the league." Also the guys will discuss why the Bruins game at Fenway made one of them cry. Really? We'll also get Pats predictions from the pigskin prognosticators "Dugan & Dukes." The Celtics are limping off the MASH unit and the Sox are most likely done shopping for the groceries right? So, how is dinner gonna taste this Summer? All that and the "wow Adam never checks his team" roundup. Right here on the Wicked Pissa Dude Podcast. Thanks for listening and have a great weekend.Labels: bobby dugan, Boston, Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, Chelmsford, coach k, Fenway Park, gainsville, New England Patriots, New York City, rubba shoes, timmy, uncle dukes
Monday, December 28, 2009
Timmy opted out of the Patriots home playoff game this year and he also opted out of the 4th quarter of yesterdays game at Gillette because he heard there was a sale at Old Navy...it's true.Send e-mails HERE.
In the final episode of 2009, Timmy and Adam look back on the Christmas that was including reindeer and train sets....Oh right, there were some sports.
Should Pats fans be psyched or annoyed that the Colts blew their perfect season?
Is there any hope that the Patriots will see the Colts in Indy for the AFC East Championship?
Will Coach K lose his first championship match-up in Wicked Pissa Dude Fantasy sports play?
All this and more on this week's show. Plus, the song this week is a killer version of Foreigner's Cold As Ice featuring Jay-Z in honor of the Winter Classic @ Fenway - yes there was actual mention of hockey.
Enjoy the show and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
Labels: 2010 WInter Classic, afc east, Boston Bruins, fantasy sports, Fenway Park, Indianapolis Colts, New England Patriots
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