
A podcast dedicated to the greatest sports franchise, the Boston Red Sox.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 564 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballSports | |||

Derrik and Hunter are back for another episode of MiLB Talk, this week with Nate Wollenhaupt joining the show. They start with the dominance of Worcester’s offense, the big bounce back start of Payton Tolle, and Jake Bennett’s dominance. John Holobet... more
Marathon episode for the weekday crew despite the Boston Red Sox losing their third series in a row to open the 2026 season.
Sonny Gray was great in Game 1, Connelly Early less so in Game 2, Ranger Suarez even less so in Game 3. The offense showed s... more
Matt, Isiah, and Jordan recap briefly the Boston Red Sox series against the Houston Astros. There wasn’t a whole lot to discuss, as it was more of the same of what went wrong against the Reds. Pitching wasn’t good enough, the offense sputtered, but W... more
Derrik and Hunter are here for another episode the MiLB Talk. The duo breaks down Worcester’s opening series, and preview the seasons for the other three levels of the minors. They touch on the season debuts of Jake Bennett and Payton Tolle. How did ... more
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Thoughtful and insightful discussion about the Sox. Hit on all the most relevant pieces and sprinkled in some fun interviews and content.
Another Great no Bs Redsox Podcast to listen 2.
Came across this show
Very informative
Not too negative but not overly boomerish
Great Red Sox podcast
When I miss games this is the best podcast to catch me up!
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This show centers on in-depth discussion of the Boston Red Sox, mixing roster construction, player development, and off-season strategy with lively banter and frequent guest insights. Episodes frequently analyze spring training evaluations, minor league prospects, trades, and organizational depth, often weaving in humor and personal anecdotes from hosts and guests. A standout trait is its blend of data-driven baseball analysis with entertaining host dynamics and candid takes on front-office moves, making it appealing to devoted Red Sox fans who want both detailed context and approachable conversation. The format tends to spotlight prospect perspectives, veteran viewpoints, and interactive audience moments, which can make it a strong fit for... more
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Recent guests on The Pesky Report include:
1. Nate Wollenhaupt
2. Andrew Parker
3. Ari Alexander
4. Stanley Tucker
5. Henry Godbout
6. Mike Antonellis
7. Payton Tolle
8. Caleb Berry
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