From 'The Bradfo Sho' (subscribe here): The Red Sox wrapped up their first week of baseball in the red as they dropped three straight to the Pirates in a sweep, after winning their first opening series against Baltimore, their first since 2018.

Pitching has been the biggest area of concern, but what aspects of this staff needs to be targeted to start collecting wins? The 'Who Says No' boys - Coop, Sammy, and Gordo - are on the case and are here to stem any growing concerns about this season and its direction.

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Hour 2 - Joe and Cooper look at Nick Pivetta's start in the Red Sox 4-1 loss and explain why they are optimistic about what he showed. Also, hear from Reese McGuire about his costly dropped third strike and getting two of the Sox four hits in the ballgame. And, how important is tomorrow's series finale with the Bucs and for Corey Kluber?

Hour 1 - Joe Weil and Cooper Boardman look back at the Red Sox 4-1 loss to Pittsburgh from the Ford Clubhouse Studio and figure out what happened to the lineup. With only four hits from three players, is this a concerning trend or just and off-night?

From 'The Bradfo Sho' (subscribe here): Bradfo jumps on with the Greg Hill Show crew to debate whether not the Fenway Park fan should have given up the baseball hit by Masa Yoshida for the outfielder's first career home run. The conversation also turns to Chris Sale, the pitch clock and whipped cream.

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From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): We were wondering if the emotion and passion of the World Baseball Classic would carry over to the Major League Baseball season. Well, it hasn't hurt.

There is a greater acceptance of emotion in baseball than ever before, a reality both Red Sox outfielder Alex Verdugo and longtime Pirates star Andrew McCutchen discuss with host Rob Bradford. Both players have pointed takes when it comes to where the game has been and where it is going when it comes to showing emotion, with Verdugo offering a very direct example regarding Toronto starter Alex Manoah. Bradfo also catches you up on another round of Monday baseball drama, including Tampa Bay's incredible start.

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Hour 2 - Cooper and Joe look at the first four games of the 2023 Red Sox season and share their optimism for the Red Sox lineup. Also, the excitement fans should have with the starts of Rafael Devers and Masataka Yoshida following their first home runs of the season. And, what to make of Kutter Crawford's struggles against the Pirates.

Hour 1 - Cooper Boardman and Joe Weil break down the Red Sox having their chances, but ultimately lose the series opener to Pittsburgh and hear from Alex Cora about how he felt the team played.

Rob Bradford caught up with Triston Casas after the Sox' dramatic comeback Saturday night win over the Orioles. Casas discusses the Fenway crowd, adjusting from Spring Training and new lights!

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The Red Sox battled back from down 7-1 to win a 9-8 thriller at Fenway in Game 2 of the season. The walk-off hero Adam Duvall joined Joe Castiglione and Will Flemming on Sox Booth right after the game

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