The Greg Hill Show

From 'Play Tessie' (subscribe here): Sammy takes the lead on a Who Says No Wednesday and proposes another long-term rotation option to Gordo and Pat. Would the Red Sox and Nationals agree to swap Jarren Duran and Payton Tolle among others for Mackenzie Gore? Also, Duran may not be the right outfielder to include in a package to get Gore. And, how much does the Nats making manager and GM changes affect the availability of the former top pitching prospect in baseball? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Boy, it'd be nice to have a guy like Kyle Schwarber playing on the Red Sox // Will this finally be Joe Burrow's breakout year? // Jackson volunteers his services to alleviate the local trash worker strike // Mego refutes her husband's article about how old school baseball is better // Wiggy imagines the possibility of Boston having a WNBA team // Terry McLaurin is frustrated and Wiggy is here for him being in New England // Scheim does The News: Another day, another giant MBTA meltdown // Governor Healey makes the case for Boston to get a WNBA team // The Jackson 5: A take on current events through a producer's prism // Bill Belichick throws some shade right in Robert Kraft's direction // Hill Noters have a problem with Wiggy's flex request // Mego ends her run filling in for Courtney, thanks Mego! //

Boy, it'd be nice to have a guy like Kyle Schwarber playing on the Red Sox // Will this finally be Joe Burrow's break out year? // Jackson volunteers his services to alleviate the local trash worker strike //

Mego refutes her husband's article about how old school baseball is better // Wiggy imagines the possibility of Boston having a WNBA team // Terry McLaurin is frustrated and Wiggy is here for him being in New England //

Scheim does The News: Another day, another giant MBTA meltdown // Governor Healey makes the case for Boston to get a WNBA team // The Jackson 5: A take on current events through a producer's prism //