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310 To Left

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

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

With the Brewers beating the Rays in 5 games to win the 2026 World Series, the 2027 MLB offseason & free agency officially begins. With big-name stars like Randy Arozarena & Seiya Suzuki on the market. Tom Caron & Alex Speier discuss which players th... more

Tom Caron is joined by Rob Bradford from Tampa ahead of Game 4 of the World Series to discuss the Brewers commanding 3-0 series and Payton Tolle's debut as an MLB correspondent. They dig into Rob's conversation with Alex Cora and look back at the Red... more

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Two small market teams will square off in the 2026 World Series as the Rays & Brewers are both looking for their first Fall Classic title in franchise history. With the pending expiration of the CBA, Allana Rizzo & Rob Bradford discuss whether a Worl... more

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Lenny DiNardo & Rob Bradford take an early look at the 2027 MLB free agent class and discuss if the Red Sox should make a push for Randy Arozarena. They break down if Franklin Arias will make the MLB roster next season and what that means for Trevor ... more

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Recent Guests

Payton Tolle
Boston Red Sox pitcher who reported from Brewers tailgates during the World Series.
Boston Red Sox
Episode: Payton Tolle & Brew Crew Shine at World Series
Jen McCaffrey
Boston Red Sox beat writer for The Athletic
The Athletic
Episode: Is a Rays vs Brewers World Series Good For The Future of Baseball?
Alan Embree
2004 World Series champion and former Major League relief pitcher
Boston Red Sox
Episode: Is Arozarena A Good Fit For Boston?
Rich Hill
Major League Baseball pitcher who has played in multiple World Series.
Episode: Rich Hill Can Relate With Sonny Gray’s Frustration With Red Sox
Sam Kennedy
President and CEO of the Boston Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
Episode: What Went Wrong For Red Sox in A.L. Wild Card Series vs Yankees?
Chad Tracy
Red Sox manager
Boston Red Sox
Episode: Exclusive Conversations with Craig Breslow & Chad Tracy
Craig Breslow
Chief Baseball Officer
Boston Red Sox
Episode: Exclusive Conversations with Craig Breslow & Chad Tracy
Sonny Gray
Starting pitcher for the Red Sox during the season
Boston Red Sox
Episode: Magic Season Comes To An End In NY
Roman Anthony
Prospect on the Red Sox roster, wrist injury development discussed
Boston Red Sox
Episode: Magic Season Comes To An End In NY

Host

Tom Caron
Host with NESN; long-running front-office/opening contributor

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 86 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 States7 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 States7 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 States10 months ago
  • Turn down voice

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

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    StupidBert
    United States10 months ago
  • Just great

    Literally just 👍

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mr.stinky guy
    United Statesa year ago

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Audio quality and mic setup are recurring concerns for some listeners.
Guests and lively banter are generally praised, with some critiques about pace or depth of information.
Listeners appreciate clean, family-friendly content and solid Red Sox insight.

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#81
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#36
Canada/Sports/Baseball
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#58
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#61
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#99
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#144
France/Sports/Baseball

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Is a Rays vs Brewers World Series Good For The Future of Baseball?
Q: Where do the Red Sox go from here at shortstop, with Trevor Story under contract and Franklin Arias developing?
Jen McCaffrey says Boston must weigh Story's injury history and desire to return against Arias's prospect standing and readiness. Arias may need more time to build strength, while the club considers roster and playing-time options.
Is a Rays vs Brewers World Series Good For The Future of Baseball?
Q: How does a World Series featuring two lower-payroll teams affect the future of baseball?
Rob Bradford says the matchup challenges assumptions about payroll and analytics, showing that spending, aggressive trades, scouting, coaching, and management can all contribute to building a contender.
Rich Hill Can Relate With Sonny Gray’s Frustration With Red Sox
Q: How difficult was that night for you, after being taken out of a World Series game and having to watch the rest unfold?
Hill said he understood Gray's frustration, describing the feeling of being removed in a postseason game as devastating. He recalled a spirited conversation with Dave Roberts after his own 2018 World Series outing and said he had not wanted to leave the game.
Rich Hill Can Relate With Sonny Gray’s Frustration With Red Sox
Q: What was your immediate reaction to the decision to take Sonny Gray out of the game?
Rich Hill viewed the move as preemptive and likely planned in advance. He argued Gray had earned the chance to face the lineup again and that the manager should have spoken directly with him before deciding.
Is Arozarena A Good Fit For Boston?
Q: What is that feeling? Anything like you thought it would be? Can you compare to anything at all?
Embree compares getting the final out of a series to a child winning a game in the backyard, describing an overwhelming elation that he fully appreciated only weeks later.

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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?

A baseball-focused show that breaks down Red Sox performance, player development, and front-office moves through a mix of host analysis, guest insights, and live discussions. Episodes frequently center on trades, roster strategy, injuries, and clubhouse dynamics, with guests ranging from former players and broadcasters to front-office executives sharing inside perspectives. It stands out for blending on-field tactical talk with behind-the-scenes context, plus occasional deep dives into farm-system talent and league-wide initiatives. Listeners are likely drawn to actionable team-building themes, tactical breakdowns, and candid commentary from people with direct experience in the organization.

The format tends to mix roundtable discussions, ... more

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4. Rich Hill
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6. Chad Tracy
7. Craig Breslow
8. Sonny Gray

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