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Locked On Red Sox is teaming up with Locked On Padres and Locked On New York Rangers for the ultimate movie bracket! Except, this 64-movie bracket has some questionable seeding, and some even more questionable absences.
In Part 2 of this multi-episode crossover event, Gabrielle, Javi, and Jon dive into the 16 movies in the lower left quadrant of the bracket, including Rocky, Coach Carter, The Karate Kid, and Caddyshack!
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At almost 48 years old, Red Sox legend Manny Ramirez is going to attempt a baseball comeback in Taiwan. Also on today's episode, Gabrielle discusses Roger Clemens becoming the first pitcher in MLB history to strike out 20 batters in a 9-inning game, MLB's new plan to bring baseball back by June, and the postponement of the 2020 Hall Of Fame induction ceremony to Summer 2021.
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Locked On Red Sox is teaming up with Locked On Padres and Locked On New York Rangers for the ultimate movie bracket! Except, this 64-movie bracket has some questionable seeding, and some even more questionable absences.
In Part 1 of this multi-episode crossover event, Gabrielle, Javi, and Jon talk about which movies got snubbed before diving into the 32 movies on the left side of the bracket.
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After almost half a year (seriously), MLB finally revealed the findings of their investigation into the 2018 Red Sox, and their subsequent punishments. Gabrielle breaks down the report, compares the situation to that of the Houston Astros, and discusses what it means for Alex Cora, the Red Sox, and the future. Spoiler alert: she doesn't think Cora should return to the Sox.
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On a Marathon Monday without a marathon and Fenway Park's birthday without a ballgame, Gabrielle reflects on one of the most historic days throughout the seasons of Red Sox history, from the first game at Fenway, to Ted William's first career hit, to the most stolen bases the Sox have ever allowed in a game, to David Ortiz's iconic speech.
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With April 15th being Jackie Robinson Day and One Boston Day, this is always a really emotional week for baseball fans, especially Bostonians. In a very personal episode, Gabrielle talks about the immensity of Jackie Robinson and what he did for the sports world, as well as the 2013 Marathon Bombing and the Boston Strong season.
Later in the episode, she discusses unique presidential first pitches in Red Sox history, and the issues with MLB's Arizona plan and how it affects ballplayers and their families, and how much better the NBA's Disney World plan is than the Arizona plan.
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Taking it back to the Impossible Dream season, Gabrielle talks about Billy Rohr, the 21-year-old Red Sox rookie who almost achieved something no MLB pitcher has ever done in their debut, and then comes back to the present to talk about why Major League Baseball needs to step in and save Minor League Baseball
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The good news: Boston boy John Krasinski teamed up with David Ortiz, the Red Sox, and AT&T to take extra special care of doctors and nurses on the coronavirus frontlines. (Video)
The bad news: Red Sox owner John Henry used the Boston Globe (which he also owns) to start a petty feud with Patriots owner Bob Kraft about the coronavirus masks he helped bring to Boston and New York.
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On this day in Red Sox history... a lot happened! Gabrielle talks about April 10th's biggest moments, including Yaz's 2-homer Opening Day in 68, Mo Vaughn's walk-off grand slam, and the first time "Dirty Water" was played at a Fenway victory in 98, and more! Also in today's episode: the final franchise face-off: will 2004 or 2018 win "Best Boston Red Sox team ever?"
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A special late-night edition of Locked On Red Sox! Gabrielle discusses some interesting soundbites from Astros pitcher-turned-Red Sox free-agent signing Collin McHugh's own podcast with Gerrit Cole, the greatest pennant teams in Red Sox history, and what baseball and Passover have in common.
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