From 'Breaking Boston' (subscribe here): The Red Sox are playing out of their minds right now, improving to 10-2 in the month of July. And with last night's win over Oakland, Andy Hart is now convinced that this Red Sox team has a legitimate shot at doing something fun in the back half of the season. With that being said, Andy and producer Cooper Leonard talk about how this team now needs Chaim Bloom to work some more magic if this roster wants to make a push deep into the playoffs.

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Nick Pivetta strikes out 13 and sets a new record for a Red Sox relief pitcher. Nick talks about what was working and his mindset. 

From 'The Boone Podcast' (subscribe here): Luis Tiant tells Bret Boone why playing for the Red Sox was the greatest thing that happened to him during his playing career and details his years playing in Boston and the 1975 World Series loss to Cincinnati.

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Listen back to the Sunday highlights of a Red Sox 11-5 win at Wrigley as the Sox took 2-of-3 and Masataka Yoshida hit a grand-slam and a triple. Will Flemming and Rob Bradford had the call on WEEI

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Hour 1 - Cooper Boardman breaks down the Sox 10-4 loss to the Cubs earlier this afternoon as the the 2 teams get ready for their final game in the series tomorrow at Wrigley Field; James Paxton gets a loss and shows some chinks in his armor but Cooper isn't ready to hit the panic button

The second half started with a literal bang for the Red Sox as the team clubbed six homers en route to an 8-3 win over the Cubs. Will Flemming and Rob Bradford had the call on WEEI

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Lou Merloni, WEEI Boston Red Sox insider, joined Gresh and Fitzy to talk about the adjustments that players go through returning from the All Star break, when the Red Sox could determine if they are buyers or sellers, the New York Mets being a potential trade partner, who could be on the Red Sox trading block, on needing the Red Sox offense to heat up, playing at Wrigley Field, Shohei Ohtani's future with the Los Angeles Angels, and the play of Masataka Yoshida.

From 'Breaking Boston' (subscribe here): Baseball has reached its Midsummer Classic, as the Home Run Derby kicks off tonight in Seattle, but will it captivate fans across the country the same way it did just a few decades ago?

Fitzy and Hart are excited for the night's event but can't help feel that things need to be spiced up by Major League Baseball if it wants to retain and grow its fanbase during the dog days of summer.

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KJ Carson reacts to the Red Sox completing the sweep over Oakland. We hear from Alex Cora. Is there a chance the Angels shop Ohtani at the deadline? Can we start looking at the Red Sox as potential buyers at the trade deadline?

Sean McDonough and Joe Castiglione had the call of a Red Sox Sunday comeback win over the Oakland A's to win a fifth straight into the All-Star Break

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