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310 To Left

NESN
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Alex Bregman
Major League Baseball
Rafael Devers
Fenway Park
Garrett Crochet
Roman Anthony
Spring Training
New York Yankees
Juan Soto
Yankees
World Baseball Classic
Tristan Casas
Baseball
Trevor Story
Kristian Campbell
San Francisco Giants
MLB
Jimmy Fund

NESN’s Red Sox podcast is a deep dive into the Red Sox players, farm system, and front office. The podcast gives Red Sox fans an inside look at their favorite team by hosts Tom Caron of NESN and Alex Speier of the Boston Globe, who cover the team on a daily basis and guests who have played for the team and know the inner workings of the Red Sox.

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Latest Episodes

We look back at the BEST of the Red Sox first half here on 310 To Left!

It's Boston vs Everybody. Watch it all on NESN and NESN360: bit.ly/getnesn360

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Adam and Lou talk about Sonny Gray's All-Star worthy season, how the rotation manages around Ranger Suarez's injury, plus hear from Payton Tolle on loving Independence Day and what he's working on.

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Alanna Rizzo and J.P. Ricciardi explore whether Patrick Sandoval or Brayan Bello would be potential candidates to fill the open spot in the Sox rotation. They  breakdown Kristian Campbell's season in Worcester and look ahead to the Boston's final 9 g... more

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Boston is riding a season-high 5-game win streak that began with a sweep of their longtime rivals, the New York Yankees & continued with the Washington Nationals. If the Red Sox can keep up their winning ways, they could find their way back in the pl... more

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Recent Guests

Connelly Early
Pitcher
Washington Nationals organization (mentioned in context)
Episode: Red Sox Surge Could Make MLB Trade Deadline Plans Difficult
Peyton Tolley
Pitcher
Washington Nationals organization (mentioned in context)
Episode: Red Sox Surge Could Make MLB Trade Deadline Plans Difficult
Lenny DiNardo
NESN analyst, former Red Sox pitcher
NESN
Episode: Should Red Sox Trade or Hold on to Players at MLB Trade Deadline?
Brendan Bernardino
Celebrity golfer, former MLB pitcher
Episode: Sonny Gray Open to Discussing a Trade & Aroldis Chapman Blows First Save of 2026
Keith Foulke
World champion, former closer
Episode: Sonny Gray Open to Discussing a Trade & Aroldis Chapman Blows First Save of 2026
Payton Tolle
Red Sox pitcher
Boston Red Sox
Episode: 310 To Left Special From The Green Monster
Richard Johnson
Historian and curator
Sports Museum
Episode: 310 To Left Special From The Green Monster
Salvador Perez
Kansas City Royals captain and longtime catcher; World Series champion
Kansas City Royals / Red Sox
Episode: Jarren Duran & Willson Contreras Ignite Red Sox Offense
Wilson Contreras
A veteran catcher contributing offensively and providing leadership
Boston Red Sox
Episode: Why Brayan Bello’s Spot In Red Sox Rotation Is Safe For Now

Hosts

Tom Caron
Host of 310 To Left
Lenny DiNardo
Co-host/Analyst

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 81 ratings
  • Thank you Clean - Kid Friendly

    Thank you for having a baseball podcast on the Red Sox that is CLEAN. No swears and my son can listen to! I love it!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Awilliams821
    United States3 months ago
  • “Fans love the pitch clock”?!?

    Come on TC, fans hate the pitch clock and love ABS. The only people who care about pace of play are reporters who cover the game and want to get home as soon as possible. Fire manfried, fire theo epstien, ban the pitch clock, end the extra innings runner

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    idontknowY
    United States4 months ago
  • Just great

    Literally just 👍 I love it I can always check the episodes for new information. But I also agree with MJW511

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mr.stinky guy
    United States7 months ago
  • Turn down voice

    Alana Rizzo’s voice is unlistenable. Way too loud! Nails on the chalkboard!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    StupidBert
    United States7 months ago
  • Just great

    Literally just 👍

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mr.stinky guy
    United States8 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners appreciate the insider Red Sox perspective and candid coaching/culture discussions.
Opinions vary on pace and production, but the host banter and guest variety keep it engaging.
Fans enjoy the mix of nostalgia, current season strategy, and player development stories.
Guests and team-focused analysis provide valuable context beyond game recaps.
Audio quality and mic setup have been a recurring gripe for some listeners.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#86
United States/Sports/Baseball
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#47
United Kingdom/Sports/Baseball
Apple Podcasts
#109
Canada/Sports/Baseball
Apple Podcasts
#28
Germany/Sports/Baseball
Apple Podcasts
#69
Italy/Sports/Baseball
Apple Podcasts
#148
Australia/Sports/Baseball

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Who Fills Opening In Red Sox Rotation After Connelly Early's Injury?
Q: Is there a plan to manage innings for Bo Bello and Tolley as they are in their first full year?
Yes, innings management is a consideration, with cautious usage and potential rest around the All-Star break to protect arms while keeping options ready for long-term development.
Who Fills Opening In Red Sox Rotation After Connelly Early's Injury?
Q: What are the best options to replace Early in the immediate term?
Sandoval appears poised to be a primary option to replace Early, with Bello potentially getting stretched out; the plan is to extend starts and evaluate post-All-Star break.
Who Fills Opening In Red Sox Rotation After Connelly Early's Injury?
Q: Where do the Red Sox go from here in terms of their rotation after Early's injury?
The rotation has depth, and they can bridge Early's absence with a mix of internal options like Sandoval and Bello, potentially extending innings for veterans, while keeping an eye on how to align turns leading into the All-Star break.
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Q: What should the Red Sox do to salvage the season given the current run of losses?
The host suggests making bold moves now, potentially trading key pieces like Chapman or Devers, while balancing the risk with the need to remain competitive, and to pivot quickly if the move doesn't pay off.
Is Payton Tolle Putting Together an All-Star Season?
Q: What is the reality of trade rumors around Meyer's future and the team's broader deadline strategy?
Rumors are common and often exaggerated; ownership and management consider multiple angles, but there is a realistic view that major moves will only come if the team improves its short-term performance and market conditions align.

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Frequently Asked Questions About 310 To Left

What is 310 To Left about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show offers in-depth conversations about the Boston Red Sox, blending game analysis, player development, and front-office decisions. Episodes frequently cover lineup construction, coaching changes, player development stories, and clubhouse dynamics, often punctuating analysis with guest perspectives from current or former players, coaches, and executives. A standout trait is the mix of veteran insight and young coaching voices, plus regular on-site color from Fenway and deep dives into organizational strategy, making it valuable for listeners who want both tactical baseball discussion and behind-the-scenes context. Notable is the consistent focus on leadership, bullpen and rotation planning, and how rule changes or WBC experiences ripp... more

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Recent guests on 310 To Left include:

1. Connelly Early
2. Peyton Tolley
3. Lenny DiNardo
4. Brendan Bernardino
5. Keith Foulke
6. Payton Tolle
7. Richard Johnson
8. Salvador Perez

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