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310 To Left

NESN
Boston Red Sox
Baseball
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Banana Ball
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Tim Wakefield
Minor League Baseball
Stacy Wakefield
Trevor Story
Walt Disney
PT Barnum
Personal Growth
Roger Clemens
Women In Baseball
Marcelo Mayer
Young Players
Player Development
Social Media
Boston College

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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The Brennan Bernardino trade sets the tone for a busy Red Sox offseason, and Brian Abraham explains how it reshapes Boston’s bullpen. The Red Sox Senior Director of Player Development joins the show to break down a full day of roster maneuvering, inc... more

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You won’t believe what Carlos Narváez revealed about his first full year in the majors. From swapping catching secrets with Pudge Rodriguez, David Ross and Jared Saltalamacchia to breaking down the art of leading a pitching staff, Narváez opens up ab... more

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Is Alex Bregman coming back to Boston? From free agent buzz in Vegas to Craig Breslow’s offseason wish list, the Red Sox are ready to spend big. Alex Speier breaks down why Garrett Crochet has become the ace Boston needed, Lenny DiNardo explains what... more

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Are the Red Sox on the verge of a big move to boost their lineup? Tom and Alex discuss Craig Breslow’s plans for adding a middle-of-the-order bat and a frontline starter, what Alex Bregman’s future could mean for Boston, and how players like Jarren D... more

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Recent Guests

Carlos Narváez
Emerging catcher for the Boston Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
Episode: A Deep Dive With Carlos Narváez on His Breakthrough Year in Boston
Derek Lowe
Former Red Sox pitcher
Episode: Red Sox Greats on How Boston Gets Back to October
Manny Delcarmen
Former Red Sox reliever
Episode: Red Sox Greats on How Boston Gets Back to October
Fred Lynn
Former Red Sox player, MVP and Rookie of the Year in 1975
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Episode: Fred Lynn Finally Tells the Truth About the 1975 Red Sox
Sam Kennedy
President and CEO of the Boston Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
Episode: Behind the Scenes of the Red Sox Offseason with Sam Kennedy
Alex Cora
Manager of the Boston Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
Episode: Inside the Red Sox Offseason: Alex Cora Opens Up
Matt Barnes
Former Red Sox All-Star Closer
Boston Red Sox
Episode: Red Sox vs Yankees Game 2 Preview - AL WILD CARD With Matt Barnes
Alex Bregman
Star third baseman known for his postseason experience and impactful gameplay
Houston Astros
Episode: Red Sox vs Yankees: Can Boston Keep October Magic Alive?
Nat Gordon
Host of the Play Tessie Podcast
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Episode: Red Sox vs Yankees Game 1 Prediction - AL WILD CARD With Nat Gordon

Hosts

Tom Caron
Host of the Red Sox podcast, often providing insights and hosting discussions around team dynamics and performance.
Alex Speier
Co-host with extensive coverage experience of the Boston Red Sox, contributing analytical insights and engaging discussions.
Julian McWilliams
CBS Sports National Baseball Writer, contributing insightful commentary and analysis around Red Sox performances and MLB trends.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 56 ratings
  • no new info

    I follow the Sox. I kept hoping for insight from this group and all I heard was blah blah blah regurgitation of stuff I already knew. Yeah, it’s harder on the road. (DUH!!). Don’t waste your time.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    D_Stoll
    United States2 months ago
  • Sound is trash

    How is it possible that the sound recording on this podcast is so awful?

    It’s not just the interviews either. It’s almost like the producer is actively making it an issue.

    Otherwise it would great.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    wpsoule
    United States3 months ago
  • So much fun!

    Love to listen to Tom, Alex, and Lou talk Red Sox. I like how they incorporate interviews, guests, and the other things that NESN does. They have some great opinions and are very fun to listen to. It's also great hearing Big Papi and Pedro on the show! Keep up the good work! And go Sox!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CJ10526
    United States9 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the in-depth discussions about the Red Sox, particularly how the hosts incorporate both interviews and expert commentary. Enthusiasts enjoy the engaging style and the blend of personal anecdotes with serious analysis aimed at understanding the team's dynamics. Fans value the sense of community and connection to the Red Sox brand, often highlighting how the show keeps them informed and entertained.

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#73
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#96
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#108
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#32
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#40
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#93
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What the Red Sox Can Learn from the Blue Jays World Series Run
Q: What do you think is going on with development in major league baseball pitchers? Why are we seeing this shift in terms of the pace of getting college pitchers up to the big leagues?
Advanced college pitchers are now moving quickly through the minor leagues, often starting right in double A because minor league setups allow it, enabling teams to take advantage of their talents while they're healthy.
Inside the Red Sox Hitting Plan with Pete Fatse
Q: How important is a veteran or two or three to sort of be the adult in the room?
Pete emphasized the importance of veterans like Alex Bregman in guiding young players and helping them manage the pressures of a Major League season.
Behind the Scenes of the Red Sox Offseason with Sam Kennedy
Q: What's your message to Red Sox fans? What should the expectations be? What should they be looking for from this franchise?
We know what the expectations are. It's why we're in Boston. Our organization wants to take that next step forward.
Inside the Red Sox Offseason: Alex Cora Opens Up
Q: What specific areas would you like to see added to or improved on?
Cora highlights the importance of getting healthy, improving pitching, and addressing needs like right-handed power and base running adjustments.
Inside the Red Sox Offseason: Alex Cora Opens Up
Q: What do you think about the offseason plans and improvements for the team?
Cora emphasizes the need for improvement in fundamental skills and maintaining a new baseline for young players in the organization.

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An engaging exploration of the Boston Red Sox, providing fans with insider perspectives on players, the farm system, and front office dynamics. The discussions often include analyses of recent games, player performances, and strategic decisions made by the team as they navigate a competitive landscape. The hosts frequently feature interviews with current and former players, as well as experts who contribute valuable insights into the challenges and successes faced by the team. This approach creates a comprehensive resource for Red Sox enthusiasts looking to understand the intricacies of their favorite club while keeping them updated on ongoing developments within the MLB.

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1. Carlos Narváez
2. Derek Lowe
3. Manny Delcarmen
4. Fred Lynn
5. Sam Kennedy
6. Alex Cora
7. Matt Barnes
8. Alex Bregman

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