Alex plays his interview with Bill Ballou of The Worcester Telegram-Gazette. Bill is also the chairman of the Boston BBWAA, and Alex interviewed him on his radio show, “The Alex Reimer Show,” this past Saturday. Alex and Bill talk about how he is going to handle voting steroid users into the Hall of Fame, and how he feels about the Red Sox going forward.

Alex recaps a crazy series against the Orioles, and why Wednesday’s win was such a big win. Alex also goes over the offensive struggles of Nick Green and Jason Bay, as well as Mike Lowell’s DL stint, and why all of this means that Julio Lugo has an opportunity to increase his trade value.

Alex also hands out the “post of the day,” and goes “Around the League…” the Pirates’ players are not happy, just leave it at that.

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Hosted By: Alex Reimer

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In this episode, Rusty and Pmac recap the first round of the recent NBA draft in the apparent “Year of the Point Guard”. In the recap; the guys cover, in depth, the selections of both the Nets and Knicks.

Hosted By: Rusty & PMAC

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Alex recaps the hot and humid weekend series against the Braves, and starts the campaign for Tim Wakefield to make his first All Star Game.

Alex mulls over the scenario’s regarding Mike Lowell’s hip, and why the Red Sox can afford to put him on the DL for a couple of weeks.

Alex also hands out the “post of the day,” goes “Around the League,” (and reveals something about himself that he shouldn’t have revealed), as well as speculating whether the world is ending.

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Hosted By: Alex Reimer

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In this episode each position of the team is graded based on depth and performance of last year. Also the latest Steelers news is given out.

Hosted By: Max Shepman

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In this episode, Joey covers the draft with a blanket, and talks about the possibilities with or without the unexpected Ricky Rubio falling into our supposed laps. Joey then praises Jonny Flynn and Wayne Ellington.

Hosted By: Joey Awaijane

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In this episode, a forlorn Rusty reminisces on Vince Carter’s superb Nets career as VC#15 now gets the chance to win a ring in his hometown and cement his place among the league’s greats over the last 10-15 years.

Rusty and Pmac also talk about the other trades that have gone down so far this off-season, and briefly recap the Nets’ and Knicks’ drafts ahead of a dedicated draft recap episode (the upcoming #66).

Hosted By: Rusty & PMAC

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In a jam-packed edition of The Chiefs Zone, Farzin brings back Todd Leabo from 810 WHB to talk about the signing of former Chicago Bears Pro Bowler, Mike Brown. Farzin also displays a short sound byte from Brandon Carr, Jamaal Charles, and Maurice Leggett. He also airs his interview with the number three overall selection in the 2009 NFL Draft, Tyson Jackson and gets into other reports coming out of Arrowhead.

In the final topic of the show, Farzin states why every Chiefs fan should look forward to the 2009 season. Do the Chiefs have any chance of sneaking into the playoffs this year? Farzin will give you his answer and his reasons on episode 147.

Hosted By:Farzin Vousoughian

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Alex previews “The Bash” this Sunday, and states the importance of having The Miz go over on John Cena, or at least not get pinned by Cena at the PPV.

Alex also recaps the week in WWE TV, by wondering why Randy Orton and Triple H wrestled on free television this week, and by complimenting the WWE for continuing to have CM Punk play this fascinating “tweener” character in his feud with Jeff Hardy.

Alex also touches on Donald Trump, and states that the angle was a success, because RAW received a 4.5 cable rating this week. However, it was only a one week ratings boost, and doesn’t solve the larger problem with RAW…

“The pildrivin’ post of the week” is handed out as well!

Hosted By: Alex Reimer

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Alex recaps the first two of three games against the dreadful Nationals, and talks about why Jason Bay needs a contract extension, and why the Red Sox have a tremendous opportunity to expand their lead on a mediocre AL East.

Alex also hands out the “post of the day,” and goes “Around the League,” while ranting on the directionless Yankees, and the failure’s of Omar Minaya in yet again building depth around the Mets.

Alex also weighs in on Donald Fehr’s legacy, and why though steroids are certainly a part of that legacy, it should not be all that people remember Fehr and Bud Selig by, as baseball has grown to tremendous heights in recent years.

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Hosted By: Alex Reimer

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Alex Reimer recaps the weekend series against the Braves, and acknowledges that Daisuke Matsuzaka has likely been pitching hurt all along, and placing him on the DL is the right move. Alex also states that it’s a good thing Brad Penny is still on the roster, and that with John Smoltz making his first start on Thursday, the Red Sox have the pitching depth to survive Daisuke’s second DL stint of the season.

Alex says that though the Red Sox aren’t perfect, they’re certainly closer than every other team in the AL East, and that through this next week, they have a real chance to separate themselves.

Alex wraps up the show by doing a vintage “Around the League” segment, touching on everything from the Phillies’ woes, to the Cubs’ resurgence, to the mediocrity of the AL West.

Hosted By: Alex Reimer

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