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Podcasts: Bedard on Patriots' win over the Jets, injury situation with 98.5 The SportsHub & CLNS

The guys break down another solid day for Drake Maye, who finished 18/32, throwing for 235 yards and three touchdowns. They also discuss A.J. Brown's struggles in his return from a high ankle sprain, as well as all the injury problems facing the Patriots after losing Morgan Moses, Romeo Doubs, Ben Brown, Alijah Vera-Tucker, and Dre'Mont Jones today.

NHL Notes: The win was worth the wait for B's, DiPietro

Perseverance and persistence are two things that are very often rewarded within the game of hockey. The Bruins have one of those stories within their midst this season as 27-year-old rookie Mikey DiPietro has won a regular backup goalie role on an NHL team for the first time in his career after stops in three different AHL destinations – and some time in the good, old ECHL for the Maine Mariners – since being drafted by the Vancouver Canucks back in the third round of the 2017 NHL Draft.

Simone: Big things coming for Boston's bigs

Heading into this year, there may be an antidote on the horizon. Or perhaps two antidotes: Neemias Queta and Mitchell Robinson. They both look primed to thrive in this year's Celtics offense.

Haggerty: Many happy returns for McAvoy, Bruins

There’s always a little question as to how a returning key player is going to work re-entering a lineup that’s been on a roll as the Boston Bruins had been in the previous two wins prior to Charlie McAvoy’s first game back.

Inside the world of Celtics shooting school

It's more than a bit ironic that his Boston Celtics have now become one of the preeminent faces of the NBA's 3-point revolution. Obviously, Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors popularized the trend. But Mazzulla's Celtics have taken things to another level.