From 'The Bradfo Sho' (subscribe here): Bradfo jumps in with the Who Says No crew - Coop, Sammy and Gordo - to reflect on the disastrous four-game series at Tropicana Field, trying to come to grips with what has become the Red Sox. The guys also have a spirited debate about beer while also revealing which member of the 2013 Sox team they hope makes an appearance.

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Hour 2 - Joe Weil takes your calls on the state of the Red Sox under Chaim Bloom. Also, thoughts on Chris Sale's performance on the mound today, and a look ahead to tomorrow as the Sox look to avoid the sweep against the Rays. 

Joe Weil kicks off Red Sox Review with thoughts on the Sox lose to the Tampa Bay Rays tonight, their second loss of the series. Also, Alex Cora speaks to the media post Rays. 

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (follow here): For the second time this season, host Rob Bradford sits down with Padres shortstop Xander Bogaerts. This time the two chop it up just before Bogaerts hit his fourth homer of the season.

This conversation is centered around how different Bogaerts currently feels, living life with an 11-year contract, compared to a year ago when he was dealing with the sting of the Red Sox' initial contract offer. Bogaerts talks about how difficult last season was, his conversations with Rafael Devers and whether or not he is the best he has ever been.

Bradfo finishes off the podcast with a quick catch-up with another Padre with a long-term contract, Jake Cronenworth.

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What does Alex Cora think of Sox shortstop Kike' Hernandez's early season struggles? Here's what he told Gresh & Fauria from Tampa on Wednesday morning

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Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora joined Gresh and Fauria to discuss the positives from back-to-back losses in Tampa Bay, the adjustments for Kike Hernandez at shortstop, the play of second baseman Christian Arroyo, his level of concern with the amount of stolen bases given up, adjusting to the pitch clock, and the fans expectations of the pitcher Chris Sale.

Mark Dondero is very pessimistic about the Red Sox following their second straight loss to the Rays from Tropicana Field. The balance between the Sox struggles and the Rays dominance. And, what is it that Tampa continues to do well that Boston should be trying to replicate?

Hour 3 - Manager Alex Cora stated that surgery was not needed for Adam Duvall's fractured wrist. Even with the slugger sidelined, Cooper explains who in the lineup needs to help fill his void. Also, with Bobby Dalbec getting called up from Worcester, is this his last chance to make an impact in Boston? And, previewing Garrett Whitlock's season debut against reigning Cy Young winner Shane McClanahan.

Hour 2 - Despite only 83 pitches and only giving up three hits, Alex Cora pulled Nick Pivetta after five scoreless innings. Cooper doesn't see any problem with that move and isn't concerned about Cora's decision-making with the bullpen so far. Also, why this Red Sox team has much more flexibility and options than last year.

Hour 1 - Cooper Boardman looks at the Red Sox performance in their 1-0 loss at Tropicana Field to the Rays. Should fans be happy with how Nick Pivetta pitched or upset over the lackluster offense the lineup produced? Also, some encouraging news regarding outfielder Adam Duvall's broken wrist.