(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy analyze the lone wide receiver signing made by the Patriots on day one of the NFL's legal tampering period, Mack Hollins, and they discuss how Hollins' skillset and personality will mesh with the 2025 team. Plus, the guys analyze the lone wide receiver signing made by the Patriots on day one of the NFL's legal tampering period, Mack Hollins, and they discuss how Hollins' skillset and personality will mesh with the 2025 team. They also react to comments made by former Bruins' captain Brad Marchand about the possibility of him returning to Boston next season. (HOUR 2) On today's Three Point Stance: Hart believes Brad Marchand will return to the Bruins after this season, Fitzy defends the Patriots' choices in their free agent spending spree on Monday, and Ted asserts that the Celtics have once again established themselves as the NBA's most dominant force. Plus, Ted Johnson shares his main takeaways from the Patriots' eye-opening spending spree on day one of the NFL's legal tampering period. The guys also discuss the future of WR Cooper Kupp, and whether the Patriots are a realistic destination for the veteran wideout. (HOUR 3) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson recap a historic night for Sam Hauser, which came as part of a Celtics' home victory against the Utah Jazz. Plus, the guys discuss the continued fallout from the Brad Marchand trade made by the Boston Bruins on Friday, and they debate the effectiveness of Marchand and other veteran members of the Bruins as the team's new leadership group. They also react to a string of frustrating stories involving the Boston Red Sox, including Rafael Devers' delayed debut, Lucas Giolito's new injury, and more. Then, Jermaine Wiggins (aka Jermaine in East Boston) calls the show to discuss, of all things, pickles! (HOUR 4) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson evaluate how the Patriots' free agent additions will impact the team's overall skill level, but also, the team's culture under new head coach, Mike Vrabel. Plus, on this edition of "Ted Talk" on WEEI Afternoons, Ted Johnson shares behind-the-scenes stories from being a free agent in the NFL, and talks about his experiences negotiating contracts with the New England Patriots. The guys also react to a comparison made by Tom E. Curran involving Patriots' QB Drake Maye on today's Odds and Ends.