Mike Lynch retweeted
Boomers on the Pod : For anyone missing the Wilbur tomorrow, regretful Uncle Matty spent today with Lobel and Lynchie unpacking the whole KISS 108 mess from four years ago when his woke fake friends and backstabbing rat bastard colleagues Billy Costa and Lisa Donovan ran him off the airwaves.
Mike Lynch retweeted
Matt Siegel, legendary host of Matty in the Morning, joins Bob Lobel and Mike Lynch on this week’s episode of UnAnchored Boston for a great conversation about his career, Boston radio, and the memories made along the way.
And the timing couldn’t be better—Matt is getting ready to return to the stage at The Wilbur tomorrow, 10/30!
🎙️ Watch the full episode now on YouTube and subscribe so you never miss an episode of UnAnchored Boston.
🔗 UnAnchoredBoston.tv
Mike Lynch retweeted
Let’s go! Huge congrats to @XBascon One of the best to ever play for the Big Blue. An elite leader on and off the field who’s never forgotten where he’s from or the people who helped him along the way. Bleed Blue! W.I.N. @SportsBigBlue
Proud to announce that Xaviah Bascon has been elected our 152nd team captain!
#OneCrimson #GoCrimson
ALT Andrew Aurich and Xaviah Bascon
ALT Xaviah Bascon in Murr Lounge
ALT Xaviah Bascon
Mike Lynch retweeted
Who remembers this TV campaign on Channel 5?
Today, we're wishing a very happy birthday to one of our hosts, Mike Lynch! 🎉
Lynchie’s brought so many laughs and stories to Boston sports over the years, and in his honor, we can all agree: “We Like Mike!”
Mike Lynch retweeted
Kim puts @LynchieWCVB to the test with this week’s Fast Five and Mike is the first guest to remind Kim to keep things moving. Spoiler Alert: of course his favorite person to interview is @TomBrady @NHLBruins @Harvard #highschoolteacher @BigNightEnt
Mike Lynch retweeted
Dr. John Danko of @SpauldingRehab talks to Kim & @LynchieWCVB about some things you can do to reduce your chances of having a stroke. #strokeprevention #strokesurvivor #strokerecovery @BigNightEnt
Mike Lynch retweeted
For nearly 40 years, @lynchiewcvb was a fixture in New England sports broadcasting. After surviving a major stroke in 2022, Mike credits Spaulding Rehabilitation for helping him reclaim his strength. He's now using (cont) spklr.io/l/6010B8xEO
Mike Lynch retweeted
All time great coach and person in MA high school football. Had the privilege of coaching with him at Danvers High my final season there. Called all the right plays at the most crucial moments! @WeAreDanvers
Mike Lynch retweeted
Andy Brickley joins Bob Lobel and Mike Lynch on Unanchored Boston to break down the Bruins, share stories from the ice, talk about the 4 Nations Face-Off, and more.
Watch or listen now wherever you get your podcasts! 🎙️
UnAnchoredBoston.com
@AndyBrickley #Bruins #4Nations
Mike Lynch retweeted
A couple notes about Dick Jauron -- he offered brief remarks to reporters just after he was fired, and then said "I'm actually more empowered today than I was, because I'm no longer obligated to answer your questions." He gave a warm smile and left.
Mike Lynch retweeted
We deeply mourn the passing of Dick Jauron ’73, a true Yale legend whose impact on the game and our community will never be forgotten. His legacy of excellence, leadership, and integrity will continue to inspire generations.
Mike Lynch retweeted
Dick Jauron was a Hall of Fame human being who possessed integrity, intelligence, humility and a great dry sense of humor. One of the best people I’ve ever known.
Mike Lynch retweeted
So sorry to hear this! Dick was definitely one of the best athletes to play for the Big Blue and an even better person. Rest in Pease! @sps01907
Mike Lynch retweeted
Rest In Peace Dick Jauron.
Jauron was the 12th Head Coach in Bears History.
During the 2001 Season, while America was devastated by the sadistic attacks on 9/11 - Jauron helped keep Chicagoans minds on something positive, by leading the Bears to a 13-3 record.
The Bears Won their Division and Jauron was named Coach Of The Year.
We'll miss you Coach.
#ChicagoHistory forever.
Mike Lynch retweeted
Dick Jauron, head coach of the Bears from 1999 to 2003, has passed at the age of 74.
Rest In Peace 🙏
Mike Lynch retweeted
The Detroit Lions join the NFL community in mourning the passing of Dick Jauron.
Originally drafted by Detroit in 1973, Jauron enjoyed a five-year playing career as a standout defensive back with the Lions that included a Pro Bowl selection in 1974. He returned to the franchise as defensive coordinator from 2004-05 before serving as interim head coach to conclude the 2005 season.
