Have you, great fan of Red Sox nation, ever heard the phrase "It's over, we're back..."? You have?? Why is that?

Swept by the Brewers, big woof. Short-rallied once, and walked off twice. Definitively, it's over. Hendriks to the IL. This is the "it's over" part.

But then - won the Braves series! The Braves are a way better team than the Brewers. Big show ups from Trevor Story and Garrett Crochet. This is the "we're back" part.

Pick a lane and my god let it be the winning one.

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Sorry, we get a little angy in this episode. Red Sox fans understand.

Ever been so mid you split a series with the Baltimore Orioles? I, personally, would never. Those chuckle-ducks in Boston seem to have a different idea.

If I have to watch another year of this clown team I am going to get into my little clown car and drive myself over to clown town to check myself in to the clown hospital to get evaluated for clown-schizophrenia. I'm sure you all feel the same way.

The topics? The Braves series (clown), the Mets series (less clown), the Orioles series (maximum clown).

Also, stop sending death threats to players. This is a threat.

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Bring in the closer, it's time for us to go home.

Hopefully you enjoyed this three part mini-series from Campanelli Stadium. We enjoyed the Rox, and we certainly did NOT enjoy the Red Sox game.

There's an interview in this episode with Caitlin, the assistant general manager for the Brockton Rox. It might be one of the night's highlights.

Thank you, Brockton!

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Welcome to Brockton part 2 - the heart of the order. This one has some interviews of the game go-ers at Campanelli Stadium, get to know the people!

We do a little roster construction in this one. The rotation gets some eyes, the prospects get some eyes, and we're hopeful the Red Sox hire us as ongoing GM consultants.

Keep up with our visit to Brockton!

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They had us back in Brockton - on purpose! What a privilege to be both in-person at a baseball game while also watching our favorite team, the Boston Red Sox.

So this is where the fun begins. This is part 1 of a three part mini-series. A fit check, a food check, a vibes check, a baseball check, and finally, a mic check.

On the night of this episode, new city connects JUST. DROPPED.

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This week was all about drama. The Red Sox? More like the Red Soaps! (Like Soap Opera)

We have a LOT of takes - it is truly an honor to be able to give our unbridled opinions. They tell us this is a good team. We tell you we've seen this team for 4 years now.

Let me make out stances as of 5/11/25 perfectly clear:

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We learn a lot about the state of affairs from former colleague and friend of the pod, Jim Cain. What is it like to look at the Woo Sox right now - and how did Jim get to be an announcer?

In non-baseball terms, it might be fair to say these last few years have felt like "it's always something" with the Red Sox. Based on the insight from Jim and in the words of Mrs. Doubtfire - "Help is on the way!"

Jim gives a lot of great perspective with the current state of affairs. Come hang!

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Triston Casas beat out the ball to 1B - but at what cost? The cost of a torn Patellar Tendon. The recovery time for that injury can be anywhere from 6-12 months. So, here are our options.

Abraham Toro has been called up. You know what? Sure. In the interim, you've gotta give it to Romy and Toro. You could also consider Refsnyder and Wong, maybe even Grandal.

Argue about Casas' current production all you want, but this is nothing less than a huge blow to the Red Sox lineup so early in the season. Though, personally, I think we are far from cooked.

Bryce Harper to Boston!

Nobody was hurt in the making of this episode. It was prior to this episode that some alleged perpetrator fractured Zach's hand with a 125mph exit velocity off the bat.

During this episode we were watching a game against the Toronto Blue Jays that hopefully ended well (it did not end well). It was the first game Giolito was back on the mound for the Sox and, fortunately, happy surprise! Decent performance, well-located pitches. It was everything near the end and afterwards that, you know... Anyway!

Here's a little bite-sized episode - you be the judge and the jury. Did Ian break Zach's hand?

If anyone happens to be in Cleveland, there's a guy who said ya mum's a ho. I'll point him out to you if you haven't already seen his picture circulating Twitter. Go get em. That is - if Jarren Duran doesn't get to him first. Anyway, back to baseball.

We have a lot of eyes on pitching in this episode. You know what's interesting? The pitching has been consistent but the roles for the pitchers are inconsistent. The lineup has been inconsistent but their roles have been pretty consistent. Really makes you think. #noticing

I bet we're all thinking the same thing - shouldn't this team have like five more wins in it's win column? Hopefully right about now is when the team pulls away from the pack. At least we're not the Orioles.