Inconceivable! It’s time for another episode of Out of the Box Office, a movie podcast series that features various guests joining Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson to discuss their favorite films.

Before diving into this week’s movie (0:00-11:55), Tom and Gray chat with special guest Kayla Braud from ESPN about The World Games 2022 and what she’s hearing from the alumni side about Alabama’s 2023 team after a week of Fall Ball games (with Gray interjecting some stats, because old habits die hard). Then, Kayla plays another edition of “What’s Good, Braud?” that highlights some Dylan news and Alabama soccer’s run. Finally, the BRAND NEW audio drop for “Off the Wall” is debuted as the gang explains why no, Fall Ball games don’t need to be streamed.

After that, Tom, Gray, and Kayla dive into the pit of despair and break down the 1987 cult classic “The Princess Bride.” The group first covers what makes this film so timeless and then rolls into the segments:

Memory Lane (22:26)

Rhoads House Award for Best Scene (26:14)

The “Go!” Award for Best Moment (29:14)

The Alyson Habetz Herman Boone Run Through a Wall Award (32:02)

Goldmines (33:56)

Landmines (37:34)

The JJ Smith Unsung Hero Award (41:58)

The “I’m On It” Quote of the Movie Award (45:21)

Pinch Hitter (50:19)

Meme Generator (51:37)

The Transfer Portal Award (52:38)

Off the Wall (54:47)

The Kelly Kretshcman/Jackie Traina/Haylie McCleney/Kayla Braud Award for MVP (59:48)

Lastly, Tom, Gray, and Kayla give you suggestions from the Rec Room—TV shows and movies the group has seen recently that you should watch as soon as you can (1:04:34).

I’ll never let go! It’s time for another episode of Out of the Box Office, a movie podcast series that features various guests joining Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson to discuss their favorite films. 

Before diving into this week’s movie (0:00-17:34), Tom and Gray chat with special guest Sam Fischer from Athletes Unlimited and Loyola Marymount softball fame about some of the news that’s dropped recently. Tom finally gives his take on Lance McMahon’s arrival at Alabama, and the gang looks over the recently-released SEC schedule for 2023 conference play. Then, Sam gives her thoughts on her best friend Amanda Chidester taking a job at Michigan before the crew dives into an edition of “Off the Wall” that answers some Facebook FAQs and responds to some strange comments about the podcast. 

After that, Tom, Gray, and Sam jump in and break down the 1997 mega-blockbuster “Titanic.” The group first covers what makes this film so special and then rolls into the segments: 

Memory Lane (28:59) 

Rhoads House Award for Best Scene (32:14) 

The “Go!” Award for Best Moment (39:03) 

The Alyson Habetz Herman Boone Run Through a Wall Award (42:10) 

Goldmines (43:46) 

Landmines (50:10) 

The JJ Smith Unsung Hero Award (59:12) 

Pinch Hitter (1:03:28) 

The “I’m On It” Quote of the Movie Award (1:05:25) 

Meme Generator (1:08:20) 

The Transfer Portal Award (1:10:16) 

Off the Wall (1:13:13) 

The Kelly Kretshcman/Jackie Traina/Haylie McCleney Award for MVP (1:24:29) 

Lastly, Tom, Gray, and Sam give you suggestions from the Rec Room—TV shows and movies the group has seen recently that you should watch as soon as you can (1:33:17).

Is losing fun? It’s time for another episode of Out of the Box Office, a movie podcast series that features various guests joining Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson to discuss their favorite films.

Tom is out this week, so Gray chats with D1Softball’s Tara Henry before diving into this episode's film (0:00-19:20). The two discuss Alabama hiring Lance McMahon as pitching coach, Carol Hutchins retiring from Michigan, Athletes Unlimited, and so much more.

After that, Gray and Tara turn their attention to the 2011 sports movie “Moneyball.” They first go over what makes this film so special, talk about whether or not the movie should’ve received more awards, and then roll into the segments.

Memory Lane (26:58)

Rhoads House Award for Best Scene (29:46)

The “Go!” Award for Best Moment (36:14)

The Alyson Habetz Herman Boone Run Through a Wall Award (38:13)

Goldmines (39:41)

Landmines (46:19)

The JJ Smith Unsung Hero Award (52:55)

Pinch Hitter (55:20)

The “I’m On It” Quote of the Movie Award (56:23)

Meme Generator (58:48)

The Transfer Portal Award (59:44)

Off the Wall (1:01:29)

The Kelly Kretshcman/Jackie Traina/Haylie McCleney Award for MVP (1:07:31)

Do you know the muffin man? It’s time for another episode of Out of the Box Office, a movie podcast series that features various guests joining Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson to discuss their favorite films.

Before diving into this week’s movie (0:00-27:54), Tom and Gray chat with special guest and All-American pitcher Sydney Littlejohn Watkins about the news that Alabama pitching coach Stephanie VanBrakle Prothro is taking the head coach job at Memphis. The gang expresses what Steph means to them and share some stories about experiences with the multi-talented coach. Then, Gray runs through a short list of potential names who could fill the pitching coach position at Alabama.

After that, Tom, Gray, and Sydney dive into the swamp and break down the 2001 animated classic “Shrek.” The group first covers what makes this film so special, and then rolls into the segments:

Memory Lane (32:58)

Rhoads House Award for Best Scene (35:03)

The “Go!” Award for Best Moment (38:05)

The Alyson Habetz Herman Boone Run Through a Wall Award (39:58)

Goldmines (41:34)

Landmines (45:50)

The JJ Smith Unsung Hero Award (51:21)

Pinch Hitter (52:30)

The “I’m On It” Quote of the Movie Award (55:30)

Meme Generator (57:40)

The Transfer Portal Award (1:00:22)

Off the Wall (1:01:34)

The Kelly Kretshcman/Jackie Traina/Haylie McCleney/Stephanie VanBrakle Prothro Award for MVP (1:06:09)

Ladies and gents, this is the moment you've waited for! It’s the premiere of Out of the Box Office, a movie podcast series that features various guests joining Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson to discuss their favorite films. 

For the first episode, frequent podcast guest Emily Pitek Clifford and professional softball player Sam Fischer join the guys to cover the 2017 musical smash-hit “The Greatest Showman,” starring Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron, Zendaya, and Michelle Williams. The gang goes over why this movie matters to them and then dives into the segments. 

Here’s the rundown: 

Memory Lane (6:50) 

Rhoads House Award for Best Scene (10:00) 

The “Go!” Award for Best Moment (13:28) 

The Alyson Habetz Herman Boone Run Through a Wall Award (16:11) 

Goldmines (18:12) 

Landmines (22:15) 

The JJ Smith Unsung Hero Award (26:00) 

The “I’m On It” Quote of the Movie Award (28:49) 

Meme Generator (30:43) 

The Transfer Portal Award (32:34) 

Off the Wall (35:09) 

The Kelly Kretshcman/Jackie Traina/Haylie McCleney Award for MVP (43:08)

The college softball season is over, a champion has been crowned, and Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are back to recap the 2022 season and get an early look at 2023. It's the Season Four Finale of the podcast, so buckle up! Here's your trip around the bases:

At the Plate (0:00-28:52): Tom and Gray look back at the 2022 Alabama season and discuss some of the best moments from Team 26. Then, the guys give an early look at 2023 before discussing Oklahoma’s run to the 2022 national championship and the huge ratings from the WCWS.

Advancing to First (29:01-58:28): Tom and Gray take a look at all of the SEC teams and what the key personnel looks like for 2023. Then, the guys discuss some of the key portal people from outside the SEC.

Stealing Second (58:40-1:34:30): Alabama head coach Patrick Murphy swings by to discuss memories from Team 26, what happened down the stretch, adjustments to be made going forward for the program, the reality of the transfer portal in the sport today, Montana Fouts, the rest of the pitching staff, Ashley Prange’s impressive year, Ally Shipman, Jo Evans departing Texas A&M, the 2023 schedule, what excites him most about Team 27, and so much more.

Rounding Third (1:34:47-1:55:13): Former Alabama All-American and current pitcher at AUX Sydney Littlejohn-Watkins joins the show to talk about Alabama’s season, motivation for 2023, Florida’s run to OKC, AUX in San Diego, playing with Haylie McCleney again, and so much more.

Heading Home (1:55:20-2:22:23): To close the show, the guys present the “All-Name Team” and announce a champion. Then, Tom and Gray each present their podium winners for “Tom’s Hungry” from 2022 before diving into one last “Off the Wall” and explaining what the off-season plan is for the podcast.

Note: The Crimson Tide Sports Network’s softball radio affiliate has changed. To listen to games, tune in to 97.5 FM Tuscaloosa, download the 97.5 FM app (https://t.co/MC0HVxSw2T), or visit https://nick975.com/listen-live/popup/.

The Women’s College World Series is almost here! After a weekend of watching Supers and Stranger Things, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are back to break everything down before the action starts in Oklahoma City. Here's your trip around the bases:

At the Plate (0:00-26:55): Tom and Gray react to the weird feeling of watching Supers without Alabama involved. Then, the guys look back at what happened in the Tuscaloosa Regional and address the transfer portal reports.

Advancing to First (27:02-52:57): Arizona All-American and softball analyst Kenzie Fowler Quinn stops by to discuss the Wildcats advancing to OKC, the biggest surprises in the NCAA Tournament, who can challenge Oklahoma, Oregon State’s Cinderella run to the World Series, the biggest takeaways from Supers, the drama of Arizona State-Northwestern, and much more.

Stealing Second (53:07-1:05:27): Tom and Gray look at the Day-side of the WCWS bracket and also look back at some of the Regional storylines from that half.

Rounding Third (1:05:45-1:23:27): Tom and Gray preview at the Night-side of the WCWS bracket and review some of the Regional storylines from that half.

Heading Home (1:23:34-1:52:22): To close the show, the guys make picks for the WCWS and then dive into an “Off the Wall” that covers the transfer portal, reacting to players when their seasons end, and so much more. Plus, Gray explains his role in Oklahoma City with D1 Softball.

Note: The Crimson Tide Sports Network’s softball radio affiliate has changed. To listen to games, tune in to 97.5 FM Tuscaloosa, download the 97.5 FM app (https://t.co/MC0HVxSw2T), or visit https://nick975.com/listen-live/popup/.

Happy Postseason! The NCAA Tournament bracket is here, and Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are back to break everything down in every regional from coast-to-coast! Here's your trip around the bases:

At the Plate (0:00-24:21): Tom and Gray give overall reactions to the NCAA Tournament bracket, including the UCLA-Arizona State debate and why the committee did, for the most part, a really solid job this year. Then, it’s a quick look at the Tuscaloosa Regional coming up this weekend, featuring Stanford, Murray State, and Chattanooga.

Advancing to First (24:32-41:53): The guys go through the left side of the bracket and discuss the biggest stories surrounding the regionals happening in Norman, Orlando, Evanston, Tempe, Los Angeles, Durham, Seattle, and Fayetteville.

Stealing Second (42:06-58:34): The guys cross over and go through the right side of the bracket, looking at the most interesting storylines for the regionals in Blacksburg, Gainesville, Knoxville, Tuscaloosa, Stillwater, Clemson, Columbia, and Tallahassee.

Rounding Third (58:56-1:29:23): Finally, Tom and Gray make some picks, going through every Regional and every potential Super Regional before arriving at eight possible WCWS contenders.

Heading Home (1:29:31-1:58:39): To close the show, the guys answer NCAA Tournament questions from the mailbag, and then dive into an “Off the Wall” that makes fun of more ridiculous claims and comments from social media.

Note: The Crimson Tide Sports Network’s softball radio affiliate has changed. To listen to games, tune in to 97.5 FM Tuscaloosa, download the 97.5 FM app (https://t.co/MC0HVxSw2T), or visit https://nick975.com/listen-live/popup/.

The regular season is over, postseason is here, and Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are back to break everything down involving Alabama, the SEC, and a lot of the hot topics around the country! Here's your trip around the bases:

At the Plate (0:00-23:54): Tom and Gray look back at the extremely tight series with Missouri and try and explain what happened on the home run call in Game Three. Then, the guys discuss Coach Murphy’s induction into the ASHOF and take a look at what might occur at the SEC Tournament for the Tide.

Advancing to First (24:00-48:06): Tom and Gray go over all of the award races in the SEC one final time and then touch on a few big stories from the weekend. Next, the guys look at the SEC Tournament bracket and go over all the possible scenarios. Finally, it’s the last FGCL Player of the Week award, and it’s a doozy.

Stealing Second (48:14-1:19:51): Jen Schroeder from ESPN, UCLA, and the 7Innings Podcast returns to the show to talk about the recent craziness in the sport, what went down in Tempe, the Pac-12 race, Arizona’s bubbly situation, Oklahoma-Oklahoma State, the SEC Tournament, SEC Player of the Year, the upcoming selection show, and so much more.

Rounding Third (1:20:06-1:36:37): Bracketology is back! With the Selection Show less than a week away, Gray presents his seed list and answers questions from Tom (and that list will be updated daily going forward, so stay tuned).

Heading Home (1:36:43-2:06:11): To close the show, Tom and Gray go through the entire SEC Tournament and make picks. Then, the guys dive into yet another version of “Off the Wall” that addresses comments about complaints after a win, social media reactions, and the lack of evidence used when people moan on Facebook.

Note: The Crimson Tide Sports Network’s softball radio affiliate has changed. To listen to games, tune in to 97.5 FM Tuscaloosa, download the 97.5 FM app (https://t.co/MC0HVxSw2T), or visit https://nick975.com/listen-live/popup/.

May has arrived, and Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are back from a weekend off to break everything down involving Alabama, the SEC, and a lot of the hot topics around the country. Here's your trip around the bases:

At the Plate (0:00-21:01): Tom and Gray take a brief look at the Western Kentucky loss and then discuss why the weekend off came at the perfect time. Then, the guys give a preview of the upcoming Alabama-Missouri series.

Advancing to First (21:09-41:22): Tom and Gray go over all of the award races in the SEC before covering each series from this past weekend in the conference. Then, the newest FGCL Player of the Week is announced.

Stealing Second (41:29-1:21:15): Gray is flying solo with two guests! ESPN’s Madison Shipman and Kayla Braud drop by to talk about Arkansas winning the SEC, where Alabama stands right now, the fundamentals of situational hitting, Missouri’s recent run, the clump in the middle of the SEC standings, the Player of the Year race, what could happen in Bedlam, the possible Virginia Tech over Oklahoma debate, and more. Then, “What’s Good, Braud?” returns and a new game called “Get That Ship Outta Here” is introduced.

Rounding Third (1:21:32-1:36:30): Bracketology is back! It’s crunch time now, and Gray is ready to give his top sixteen seeds and answer questions from Tom about his list.

Heading Home (1:36:39-1:59:02): To close the show, Tom and Gray make picks for Bedlam, UCLA-Arizona State, and all the SEC series. Then, the guys dive into another version of “Off the Wall” that first addresses comments being turned off and The Great Conspiracy. Then, the guys have a discussion about why this segment exists amid the greater conversation about mental health in sports that's happening now.

Note: The Crimson Tide Sports Network’s softball radio affiliate has changed. To listen to games, tune in to 97.5 FM Tuscaloosa, download the 97.5 FM app (https://t.co/MC0HVxSw2T), or visit https://nick975.com/listen-live/popup/.