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Can the Boston Red Sox secure a true ace-caliber starting pitcher to transform their rotation? With names like Corbin Burnes, Zack Wheeler, Shane Bieber, and Max Fried on the radar, the Red Sox are poised to make significant moves in free agency.Explore the team's strategy as they aim to bolster their bullpen with reliable relievers, potentially targeting Tanner Scott from the Marlins. The discussion also covers the need for a right-handed power bat, with Teoscar Hernández as a potential fit to balance their lefty-heavy lineup. The Red Sox's catching situation is another focal point, with options like Danny Jansen and Reese McGuire considered until prospect Kyle Teel is ready.Will the Red Sox leverage their financial resources to land top talent? Tune in for an engaging analysis of their offseason plans and potential roster transformations.For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part

The Red Sox avoided falling to 2 Games below .500 with a 2-1 comeback win over the Tampa Bay Rays Wednesday night at Tropicana Field. The Red Sox are 2-4 on their current road trip that wraps up Thursday night.  Sox are 76-76 with 10 games remaining in the regular season.             -----Get On & Good Things Happen: Trevor Story led off the Top of the 8th Inning with an infield Single.  Story stole 2nd, stole 3rd (with 1 out) and scored on an RBI Single from Jarren Duran.  That gave the Red Sox their 1st lead of the game.  Duran picked up just his 4th RBI in the month of September.  -----The Pen: The Red Sox 5 relievers each worked a scoreless Inning in Wednesday night's 1-run win.  Kenley Jansen worked a scoreless 9th Inning for his 27th save of the season and the 447th of his career.  Jansen walked 2 with 2 outs in the 9th, but managed leave both runners in scoring position by getting Logan Driscoll on a strike out to end the game.   -----Tanner On the Hill: Tanner Houck took the ball for the start aga

The Boston Red Sox face a turbulent season, with Alex Cora's controversial comments about Aaron Judge drawing MLB's attention. Meanwhile, Jarren Duran's fatigue is evident as he continues to play daily, despite the team's slim playoff hopes.This episode explores the Red Sox's struggles post-All-Star break, highlighting the rehab assignments of pitchers Luis Garcia and Lucas Sims. With the offseason looming, the team must decide on future roster moves to regain their competitive edge.Will the Red Sox's offseason strategy bring the necessary changes? Tune in for an engaging discussion on the team's path forward and the key decisions that could shape their future. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Arena ClubWhether you’re buying, selling, trading, or displaying—Arena Club is the card-c

The Red Sox fell below .500 for the 1st time since June 11 (33-34) with an 8-3 loss in the series opener against the Tampa Bay Rays Tuesday night at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida. The Red Sox are 1-4 on their current road trip with 2 more to go against the Rays.  The Sox are now 75-76.        -----On the Board 1st: Triston Casas got the Red Sox on the board 1st with a 2-out, 2-run Home Run in the 2nd Inning.  Wilyer Abreu extended the Inning with a two-out walk against Shane Baz and then Casas went deep to right field. It's his 9th Home Run on the season and 5 of his 9 have come with 2 outs (Baseball Reference) in an Inning..  -----Not Nick's Night: Nick Pivetta was staked to a 2-0 lead early on. Pivetta gave up a solo Home Run to Junior Caminero in the 4th Inning to make it a 2-1 game.  Pivetta allowed a leadoff Home Run to Josh Lowe and that evened the game at 2-2 in the 5th Inning.  Later in the Inning, Pivetta gave up his 3rd Home Run of the game, a 2-out shot by the #9 hitter, Jose Siri and

 After 42 years, legendary WEEI Red Sox broadcaster Joe Castiglione retires, leaving a void in the hearts of Red Sox Nation. What does this mean for the future of Boston Red Sox baseball?Explore the controversy surrounding Alex Cora's comments about targeting New York Yankees' Aaron Judge, and the potential fallout. With the Red Sox out of AL East contention and facing slim wild card chances, Gabby discusses their surprising .500 season and the low expectations that preceded it. The episode also covers the urgent need for the Red Sox front office to prioritize pitching in the offseason to regain contender status and fan trust.Join me for an engaging discussion on the Boston Red Sox's challenges and opportunities. Listen now for unique insights into the team's evolving landscape. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day.Support

Rafael Devers continues to be a thorn in Gerrit Cole's side, even earning an intentional walk with the bases empty. Yet, the Boston Red Sox star is facing a slump, with his stats declining in the second half of the season. Meanwhile, Triston Casas struggles to find his rhythm post-injury, particularly in two-strike counts and situational hitting. The Red Sox bullpen woes are on full display after blowing a 4-0 lead against the Yankees, prompting a series of roster moves. Zach Penrod's MLB debut is a highlight, as he joins the team after overcoming significant career hurdles, including Tommy John surgery.Join Gabby as she explores these pressing issues and more, offering insights into the Boston Red Sox's current challenges and potential solutions. Don't miss out on this engaging discussion packed with expert analysis and insider perspectives. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Pa

The Red Sox never led at any point and dropped a 5-2 decision to the New York Yankees in the Series Finale at Yankee Stadium on Sunday afternoon.  The Red Sox had the tying run at the plate with one out in the 9th Inning but could not score.  Jarren Duran hit into his 2nd Double Play of the game to end it.  The Sox lost 3 of 4 in the Series and are at .500 with 12 games to go over the next 2 weeks of the regular season.           -----Kutter's Day on the Hill: Kutter Crawford 31st start of the season in the finale against the Yankees on Sunday.  Crawford gave up a run in the 2nd Inning with Giancarlo Stanton knocking in a run with a Double.  The Yankees went in front 4-0 against Crawford and the Red Sox 3rd on a solo Home Run from Gleyber Torres and a 2-run Home Run from Aaron Judge.  It was the 2nd Home Run of the season for Judge, his 5th this season against the Red Sox and his 53rd on the season.Crawford retired the 1st hitter he faced in the 5th and then was removed from the game after he issued a 1-out w

The Red Sox ended their 7-Game Road losing streak with a 7-1 win over the Yankees Saturday afternoon at Yankee Stadium.  With the win, the Red Sox avoid falling to a game below .500.  The season series between the Red Sox and Yankees is now even at 6-6 with 1 more game to go. The Red Sox win on Saturday also ended a 4-Game losing streak against the Yankees.        -----Bello's Day in the Bronx: Brayan Bello worked into the 6th Inning in his start on Saturday.  Bello gave up just 1 run in his outing and picked up his team-leading 14th win of the season.  Sox are now 8-2 over his last 8 outings and 19-9 in his 28 starts.#66's Final Line- 5.1 IP. 4 Hits. 1 R. 1 ER. 2 BB. 2 K. 0 HR allowed.  **Bello has gone 5 straight starts without allowing a Home Run.     -----Odd Move: Yankees got on the board in the Bottom of the 3rd on an RBI Single from Gleyber Torres. Red Sox went in front with 3 runs in the Top of the 4th against Gerrit Cole.  The Red Sox rally started with Cole issuing an intentional walk to Rafael Deve

The Red Sox lost their 7th straight road game with a 5-4 loss to the Yankees Friday night in the Bronx.  With the loss, the Red Sox see their record fall to .500 through their 1st 148 Games.  The Sox are at the .500 mark for the 20th time this season.    -----1 Big Inning: The Red Sox took a 4-0 lead to the Bottom of the 7th but did not have the lead when the home 7th was over.  Zack Kelly came out of the bullpen with a 4-run cushion.  Kelly walked the 1st 2 hitters he faced and then gave up an RBI Single to Gleyber Torres. Cam Booser walked Juan Soto to load up the bases and Aaron Judge put the Yankees in front with a Grand Slam.-----Not So Grand Fashion: The Red Sox pitching staff has now allowed 9 Grand Slams this season, most in the Majors.  The Red Sox have not hit a Grand Slam in 100 opportunities with the bases full.      -----Late Scratch for Tanner: Tanner Houck was scratched from the start inside of 90 minutes of the 1st-pitch Friday night. Houck was pushed back initially after not rebounding from h

Could trading Jarren Duran be a colossal mistake for the Boston Red Sox? With his speed, versatility, and consistent offensive contributions, the Red Sox might be risking too much by letting him go. Dive into the potential impact of this decision on the team's future.Explore the Red Sox's offseason priorities, including the urgent need for a true ace pitcher. Names like Corbin Burnes, Jack Flaherty, and Max Fried are on the radar. Plus, discover why Roman Anthony is turning heads as Baseball America's #1 prospect, and what this means for the Red Sox's outfield.The episode also highlights the strength of the Red Sox farm system, showcasing several promising prospects. With the pressure on the front office to make significant moves, the stakes are high.Tune in for a deep analysis of the Boston Red Sox's strategic decisions and future prospects. Don't miss out on these crucial insights! For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered ever

The Red Sox opened up their 4-Game Series against the Yankees Thursday night and lost the opener, 2-1, in 10 Innings.  The Red Sox collected only 4 hits in the loss and managed just 1 hit from the 6th Inning on against 4 Yankee relievers.  The Red Sox have lost 6 in a row on the road.  -----The Big Hit: Juan Soto delivered in the Bottom of the 10th Inning with an RBI Single against losing pitcher, Josh Winckowski.  It's the Yankees 2nd straight win in extra-innings.    -----Cooper's Night In The Bronx: Cooper Criswell made the start in the series opener vs. the Yankees.  Criswell gave up a Home Run to the leadoff hitter Gleyber Torres in the home 1st Inning.  Criswell retired the next 3 hitters to get out of the opening inning.  He retired the side 1-2-3 on 6 pitches in the Bottom of the 3rd.  Criswell gave up a single, walk & HBP in the 4th and left the bases full.  He got Aaron Judge to hit into an inning-ending Double Play in the5th.  Criswell gave up a leadoff Single in the 6th and was removed after h

The Boston Red Sox stunned the Baltimore Orioles with a thrilling series win, highlighted by Tyler O'Neill's walk-off home run. Can the Red Sox maintain this momentum and secure a playoff spot?This episode breaks down the Red Sox's impressive victory, James Paxton's potential retirement, and the latest injury updates on Liam Hendriks and Brennan Bernardino. Gabby also explores the team's playoff chances and the crucial games ahead.Don't miss this in-depth analysis of the Red Sox's path to the postseason. Tune in for expert insights and game-changing discussions! For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!TonaITonal is the world's smartest and most effective strength training system that helps get you stronger. Right now, Tonal is offering our listeners $200 off your Tonal purchase with promo

The Red Sox walked off with a 5-3 win over the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday night.  Tyler O'Neill was the hero with a 3-run Home Run.  It was O'Neill's 30th on the season and his 3rd of the Series.  Sox won 2 of 3 from the Orioles and went 4-2 on their Homestand.  Orioles had taken a 1-run lead in the Top of the 10th against Greg Weissert, who ends up with the win.  It's the Red Sox 6th walk-off Home Run of the season.    -----O's Rally With Homer: Justin Slaten retired the 1st 2 hitters that he faced in the 8th Inning but surrendered a game-tying Home Run to Anthony Santander.  It was Santander's 2nd Home Run of the Series and his 41st on the season.  The Orioles hit 4 Home Runs in the 3-Game Series and 17 in the 13 Games vs. the Red Sox this season.   -----On The Board 1st: Orioles got on the board 1st for the 3rd straight game in the Series on Home Run to lead off the Top of the 3rd Inning from Emmanuel Rivera.  It was the 25th Home Run of the season allowed by Nick Pivetta.           -----Sox Response: 

Tyler O'Neill has been a powerhouse for the Boston Red Sox, smashing 29 home runs and delivering multiple multi-homer games. But can his offensive spark overcome the team's trade deadline missteps? Will he return to the team in 2025? The Red Sox's acquisitions of James Paxton, Luis Garcia, Lucas Sims, and Danny Jansen haven't panned out as hoped, raising questions about GM Craig Breslow's decision-making.We also discuss the Red Sox's dwindling playoff chances and the impact of injuries on their performance. Plus, get a sneak peek at two upcoming Netflix documentaries about the 2004 World Series team and the 2024 season.Don't miss this deep dive into the Red Sox's season and future prospects. Listen now for exclusive insights! For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!TonaITonal is the world

A night after collecting 12 runs on 15 hits, the Red Sox bats were held in check for the most part, and it resulted in a 5-3 loss to the Baltimore Orioles in the middle game of the 3-Game set at Fenway Park Tuesday night.  The Sox are 3-2 on their current Homestand with 1 more to go Wednesday night against the Orioles.           -----Kutter's Night: Kutter Crawford went 6.1 innings and took the loss against the Orioles Tuesday night.  Crawford gave up 2 home runs and both to Cedric Mullins.  He got the Orioles on the board with a solo Home Run in the 1st inning.  Mullins made it 3-0 with a 2-run shot off Crawford in the 3rd Inning.  Crawford has now allowed 31 Home Runs in his 30 starts this season and 23 have come with no one on base.  Crawford picked up a strike out in the 7th Inning before his night came to an end and he left with the Sox trailing, 3-1.  The Sox are now 9-21 in Crawford's 31 starts this season.    #50's Final Line- 6.1 IP. 7 Hits. 3 R. 3 ER. 1 BB. 6 Ks. 2 HR Allowed. -----2-Out Damage: Ori

Triston Casas was out of the Boston Red Sox lineup again on Monday night when the Baltimore Orioles had a left-handed starting pitcher on the mound. It was the third time in six games he wasn't in the lineup against a left-handed starter. On today's show, Gabby talks about Alex Cora's explanation for the decision and whether we should be concerned about Casas. She also discusses Liam Hendriks' setback and new timeline for return, as well as him being the team nominee for the Roberto Clemente Award, and she talks about the Red Sox trading infielder Eddy Alvarez to the New York Mets for cash considerations. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!TonaITonal is the world's smartest and most effective strength training system that helps get you stronger. Right now, Tonal is offering our list

The Red Sox got back in the win column with a 12-3 win over the Baltimore Orioles in the series opener Monday night at Fenway Park.  The Sox hit 4 Home Runs in their 73rd win of the season. Brayan Bello worked into the 6th and picked up his team-best 13th win.  Sox are 3-1 on their current 6-Game Homestand.              -----Bello's Night on the Bump: Brayan Bello made the start against the Orioles in the opener against the Orioles.  Bello gave up a run in the 1st Inning and was able to limit the damage.  Anthony Santander knocked in the game's 1st run with an RBI single.  Bello walked Adley Rutschman to load up the bases with 1 out and he came back and struck out the next 2 hitters to leave the bases loaded.  Bello ran into trouble in the Top of the 4th by walking 2 hitters and hitting a batter. He issued his 3rd walk of the Inning to Santander and that brought in a run.  Bello left the bases loaded for the 2nd time on the night by getting the final out on a fly out.  Bello retired the leadoff hitter in the

Trevor Story returned to the Boston Red Sox over the weekend when the team took two out of three games from the Chicago White Sox. On today's show, Gabby discusses his return and what it means for the rest of this season. She also talks about the many other weekend roster moves, including Rich Hill getting designated for assignment for pitcher Luis Guerrero, and Chase Shugart getting optioned to the Triple AAA Worcester Red Sox for pitcher Richard Fitts. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!TonaITonal is the world's smartest and most effective strength training system that helps get you stronger. Right now, Tonal is offering our listeners $200 off your Tonal purchase with promo code LOCKEDONMLB. That’s Tonal.com, and use promo code LOCKEDONMLB for $200 off your purchase. PrizePicksGo

The Red Sox failed to complete a series sweep over the White Sox on Sunday afternoon and dropped the finale, 7-2, at Fenway Park. It's the 3rd time since the All-Star Break where the Red Sox were unable to pull off a series sweep.  Zack Kelly gave up 5 runs in the 9th Inning and he took the loss.               -----Fitts Debut: Richard Fitts was told Saturday that he was being called up to make his MLB debut in Sunday's finale against the White Sox. The 24-year-old pitched in front of family and friends and did not allow a run over the 1st 5 Innings and exited with 2 outs in the 6th.  Fitts was charged with 2 runs in his final inning, and both runs were unearned.  Fitts got out of 2 jams by getting inning-ending Double Plays in the 4th and again in the 5th.  He ended up with a no-decision in his 1st start in the Big Leagues.  Fitts is the 9th player and youngest to make his MLB for the Red Sox this season.   #80's Line: 5.2 IP. 6 Hits. 2 R. 0 ER. 1 BB. 2 K. 66 P/44 Strikes.            -----Out of the Pen- Gre

The Red Sox made it back-to-back wins with a 7-5 victory over the White Sox Saturday night at Fenway Park.  Tyler O'Neill went deep 2 times and Cooper Criswell worked 5 innings in the start.  The Red Sox are still 5 games below .500 at home (33-38) but have won 4 of their last 5 at Fenway.      -----On the Board 1st: The White Sox got on the board 1st for the 2nd straight night and Saturday night it was Andrew Vaughn hitting a 2-out, 2-run Home Run off Criswell.  It was Vaughn's 17th Home Run of the season and his 3rd against the Red Sox.        -----Sox on the Board:  The Red Sox wasted no time getting on the board with 4 runs in the Home 1st Inning against Garrett Crochet.  Jarren Duran led off with a single and he went 1st to 3rd on a Double from Rafael Devers.  Rob Refsnyder picked up an RBI with a groundout and then Tyler O'Neill put the Red Sox in front for good with a 2-run Home Run.  Romy Gonzalez singled, stole 2nd, stole 3rd and scored on an RBI Double from Connor Wong that put the Red Sox up, 4-2.