Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora joined Gresh and Fauria to give the guys the tips on their first pitch at Polar Park, to discuss the importance of last night's win over the Seattle Mariners, the play of outfielder Alex Verdugo, and the adjustments to the pitch clock.

Joe Weil looks back at the Red Sox lineup coming back alive with a 9-4 win over the Mariners at Fenway Park. Is the offense back to their hot stretch from a few weeks ago? Also, even with a victory, Nick Pivetta might not have sold himself to remaining in the starting rotation in the eyes of Alex Cora. Who should and will get bumped to the bullpen once the starting rotation becomes healthy?

Joe Castiglione had the call of homers by Justin Turner, Triston Casas, and Jarren Duran as the Sox snapped a four-game losing streak in a 9-4 win over Seattle Tuesday night at Fenway

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Justin Turner joins Joe and Will after the Red Sox end their losing streak 

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From 'The Bradfo Sho' (subscribe here): Wondering how Willson Contreras hatched his plan to lure Kenley Jansen into a pitch clock violation? Bradfo sits down with the Cardinals catcher to hear his story and how the whole process came about.

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Cooper Boardman reviews another Red Sox loss this time to the Mariners 10-1. An update on John Schrieber from manager Alex Cora after leaving tonight's game with a lat strain and why this series versus Seattle has already turned into a must-win series.

Hour 1 - Bradfo is back to break down the Red Sox loss to the Cardinals. How important is having a closer? And Chris Sale is performing great but Sox still manage to lose despite it.

Hour 1 - Cooper Boardman breaks down the Sox loss to the Cardinals tonight at Fenway

WEEI Boston Red Sox insider, Lou Merloni, joined Gresh and Fauria to discuss the state of the Red Sox bullpen, Kenley Jansen's adjustments to the pitch clock, the lack of credit given to the save stat, the Red Sox starting rotation, the performance of Triston Casas, the state of the American League East, and when you can make a fair assessment of the team.

From 'The Bradfo Sho' (subscribe here): The Red Sox finally get to see James Paxton pitch for the first time since 2021, but that means that roster spots are going to be needing to be moved around. The Who Says No gang is here to sift through the possible realignment between the bullpen and the starting rotation and how a certain pitcher right now is handling that.

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