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.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 309 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballSports |
Alex Cora says this Red Sox season was just the beginning. After Boston’s playoff exit in New York, the Sox manager opens up about why he believes the team’s best baseball is still ahead, what went wrong against the Yankees, and how he plans to make ... more
The Red Sox front office believes 2025 was a step forward and that the foundation is finally in place. Sam Kennedy, Craig Breslow, and Alex Cora share their thoughts on the season’s progress and what needs to happen next for Boston to take the next s... more
The Red Sox saw their playoff run end at Yankee Stadium with back-to-back losses, capped by a decisive shutout in Game 3. Defensive miscues and missed chances proved costly, while Alex Cora offered candid reflections on how his young team battled thr... more
The Red Sox may have been knocked out of the playoffs, but the championship window is only just opening. Alanna Rizzo joins the show to talk the Red Sox playoff loss, but also where this team could be heading with so much talent, young & old, filling... more
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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.
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!
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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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Recent guests on 310 To Left include:
1. Matt Barnes
2. Steve Buckley
3. Nathaniel Lowe
4. Michael Chiklis
5. Jeff Passan
6. Nat Gordon
7. Payton Tolle
8. Steven Brault
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