Locked On Red Sox - Daily Podcast On The Boston Red Sox

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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Baseball isn't back just yet, but the talks have begun! Gabrielle discusses the plan that leaked last night for all 30 MLB teams to play in Arizona, all the ways baseball would have to adapt to stay safe, and ultimately, how why it won't work and why it shouldn't happen. Hint: you can't tag out a runner and still social-distance!

Also on today's show: the results of Round 1 of the World Series Showdown Bracket, in which the best teams in Red Sox history are facing off. Vote in Round 2 on Twitter today!

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This episode isn't sponsored by Baseball-Reference or Baseball Almanac, but it should be! Gabrielle talks about some of the most impressive offensive stats and trivia in Red Sox and MLB history, from pitchers who've homered on their birthday, to Nomar's 3-homer game on his birthday, to Babe Ruth's absolute dominance in the Dead Ball Era!

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It's April 1st, so Gabrielle looks back on the biggest April Fools prank in baseball history, Pedro's Red Sox debut 21 years ago today, gives updates on how coronavirus is affecting sports, and talks about the results from two very interesting Baseball Twitter polls.

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It's Chris Sale's birthday, so Gabrielle looks back at his career-high 17-strikeout game from May 2019 and where it ranks among some of the best pitching performances in history, and why it was one of the most frustrating games she's ever seen. Also: what Chris Sale and Jackie Bradley Jr. have in common, updates on how COVID-19 is affecting Japan's baseball and some good news about the environment.

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Deal, or no deal? Last night, Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players' Association reached a deal. Gabrielle breaks down various aspects, including the potential schedule for the remainder of the season, the finances, the bad news for the minor leagues, what each side gave up in order to make this happen, and what it could mean for Mookie Betts.

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Opening Day in coronavirus shutdown means that the first game of the season is from October 2004. Gabrielle gives you the lovable lineup that almost let the Bambino stay in business for another year, and discusses Rob Manfred's latest revelations about the Red Sox investigation and the return of baseball.

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