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The Patriots travel to Seattle this Wednesday for a Super Bowl rematch against the Seahawks, but New England is hoping to avoid any sense of déjà vu after a disappointing performance in February. “We will have to block them better,” HC Mike Vrabel told reporters this week. “We will have to be able to run the football better. We will have to be able to stop the run better.

Bobby Manning welcomes Jon Krawczynski from the Athletic to Celtics Daily to discuss what Mike Conley brings to Boston after spending parts of the last four seasons with the Minnesota Timberwolves. They also discussed negotiations between Boston and the Wolves over Jaylen Brown and how Jayson Tatum will help out Donte DiVincenzo in his recovery from an Achilles tear. 0:00-10:03 What Mike Conley brings to Celtics 10:03-12:43 Prizepicks 12:43-13:55 Rocket Money 13:55-22:08 How did Boston get Conley?

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Joe Haggerty opens up the mailbag on this episode of Pucks with Haggs to answer some of the biggest questions surrounding the Bruins as training camp approaches. Joe discusses where David Pastrnak ranks among the NHL’s elite players, whether he should be viewed as a true franchise cornerstone, and what to expect from him moving forward. He also breaks down Boston’s long-term salary cap situation, the value of contracts already on the books, and the decisions looming for players like Pavel Zacha.

Adam Kaufman and Evan Valenti are joined by The Ringer’s Brian Barrett on Celtics Beat to break down the latest storylines surrounding Boston and the NBA. The guys discuss Jayson Tatum’s offseason progress before diving into the fallout from the Kawhi Leonard and Clippers scandal, including what Los Angeles’ punishment could mean for the valuable future first-round pick now owned by the Celtics.

On this episode of Patriots Daily CLNS Media’s Taylor Kyles and SI’s Mike Kadlick the guys dip into a mailbag of questions and discuss what Patriots rookie will exceed expectations this season similar to the way Craig Woodson did last year. The Patriots 2026 draft class features OT Caleb Lomu, EDGE Gabe Jacas, TE Eli Raridon, DB Karon Prunty, OT Dametrious Crownover, LB Namdi Obiazor, QB Behren Morton, EDGE Quintayvious Hutchins.

On this episode of the Bob Ryan and Jeff Goodman Podcast, Gary Tanguay, Bob Ryan, and Jeff Goodman break down the biggest NBA stories of the week, beginning with the Clippers’ salary-cap scandal involving Kawhi Leonard and the massive penalties facing the franchise. The guys debate how much responsibility Kawhi should carry, what the situation means for his legacy, and whether the punishment will deter other teams from trying to circumvent league rules.

In this episode of Poke The Bear, Conor Ryan and Ty Anderson look ahead to Bruins training camp and break down some of the biggest questions facing Boston as the preseason approaches. The guys discuss the expectations surrounding JJ Peterka, where he could fit in the Bruins’ lineup, and how Boston can put its new forward in the best position to produce offensively.

In Part 1 of a two-part Patriots season preview with the All-32 podcast, The Boston Sports Journal’s Mike Giardi joins Andrew to cover everything about how Drake Maye and the Patriots offense will change, plus why it may rank No. 1 in the league. Later, a special guest joins the show, and the guys close out with predictions for a monster A.J. Brown season.

With Patriots and Seahawks quickly approaching to kick off the season Taylor Kyles and Mike Kadlick take a quick look at how the Seattle Seahawks have changed from the Super Bowl to now. The Seahawks faced several changes this offseason with their Super Bowl MVP and Running Back Kenneth Walker deciding to leave in free agency and opting to sign with the Kansas City Chiefs instead of returning to Seattle.