After another jam-packed weekend of softball, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson return to breakdown all of the action across the sport. Here's your trip around the bases:

At the Plate (0:00-20:50): Tom and Gray take a long look at Alabama’s sweep of Texas A&M as well as where the team is at the midpoint in SEC Play. Then, it’s a quick preview of the upcoming series at Arkansas.

Advancing to First (20:58-39:30): The guys discuss everything that happened in the SEC, including Arkansas sweeping Auburn, Tennessee taking two from Kentucky, an offensive explosion in Athens, and much more. Then, the Week Eight FGCL Player of the Week is revealed.

Stealing Second (39:43-1:05:31): It’s time for the Midseason Boxies! Tom and Gray hand out awards for the halfway point of college softball for Alabama, the SEC, the FGCL, and nationally, including Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year, Pitcher of the Year, Coach of the Year, and more.

Rounding Third (1:05:56-1:23:38): The guys discuss the official announcement about predetermined Regional and Super Regional sites for the NCAA Tournament, and then take a gander at the new RPI as well as other games to watch this week.

Heading Home (1:23:50-1:52:39): To close the show, Tom and Gray give their SEC series picks and then dig into an “Off the Wall” that asks the question: why are you arguing with statistical facts?

DISCLAIMER: Gray’s mic had an issue while recording, so some of the audio is a bit grainy. It’s been fixed for the next show, so it shouldn’t be an issue moving forward.

In the first ever spin-off podcast, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson return with the full, extended cut of the "Off the Wall" segment from Episode 30, "A Kick in the Butt." The guys will go over why, obviously, none of the coaches need to be fired, why creating fake Twitter accounts is never a good idea, and why the overall lack of nuance in the comments after a difficult, frustrating game was so disappointing. 

The Out of the Box Boys sincerely hope an episode like this never has to be done again. 

After another wild weekend of softball, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson return to breakdown all of the action across the sport. Here's your trip around the bases:

At the Plate (0:00-17:44): Tom and Gray take a long, hard look at Alabama’s series loss to Kentucky and what the team needs to do going forward. Then, it’s a preview of the upcoming series with Texas A&M in Tuscaloosa.

Advancing to First (17:51-38:01): The guys discuss everything that happened in the SEC, including Arkansas and Florida snagging sweeps, Ole Miss shocking Georgia, Texas A&M rolling over South Carolina, and much more. Then, the Week Seven FGCL Player of the Week is revealed.

Stealing Second (38:11-1:01:32): ESPN analyst and softball legend Michele Smith swings by to do a deep, analytical dive into the Alabama-Kentucky series, discuss what the Florida sweep of LSU means for both teams, hash out whether or not Arkansas is for real, glance over the Pac-12 powers, and provide her thoughts on the NCAA’s decision to set predetermined hosting sites for Regionals and Super Regionals in the NCAA Tournament.

Rounding Third (1:01:53-1:16:25): Tom and Gray take a look around the RPI and further discuss what predetermined Regionals and Supers sites could mean this season for the NCAA Tournament. Then, the guys take a look at the big games coming up this week around the country.

Heading Home (1:16:47-1:42:04): To close the show, the guys give their picks for upcoming SEC series, provide a shortened “Off the Wall,” and then dig into “Tom’s Hungry” after a strong meal trip in Lexington.

For the FULL and EXTENDED edition of “Off the Wall,” check out the new “Out of the Box: Off the Wall” episode!

After another crazy slate of softball, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson return to breakdown everything from the past weekend of action. Here's your trip around the bases: 

At the Plate (0:00-22:34): Tom and Gray dissect the series against Tennessee, especially what the injury to Bailey Dowling means going forward. Then, it’s a quick preview of the North Alabama game and the upcoming road series against Kentucky. 

Advancing to First (22:45-42:04): The guys discuss everything that happened in the SEC, including Arkansas sweeping Ole Miss, Mississippi State’s struggles, a wild series in Athens, and more. Then, the Week Six FGCL Player of the Week is revealed. 

Stealing Second (42:28-1:08:09): It’s crossover time! Eric Lopez and Victor Anderson from In the Circle swing by for a different kind of segment. Eric, Victor, Gray, and Tom spend this time answering some open-ended questions and discussing some of the biggest topics in college softball. 

Rounding Third (1:08:16-1:24:43): Tom and Gray play a round of “On Second Thought,” going back and looking at old predictions from earlier this season. Then, it’s a glimpse at the RPI and some big games coming this weekend. 

Heading Home (1:24:51-1:51:06): To close the show, the guys give their SEC series picks, and then dive into an “Off the Wall” that features one of the more baffling revelations in podcast history.

After a wild weekend of SEC conference play, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson return to break down everything from the past weekend of softball action. Here's your trip around the bases: 

At the Plate (0:00-20:52): Tom and Gray dissect the sweep of Auburn, the incredible pitching in the series, and the pair of Baileys doing damage at the plate for Alabama. Then, it’s a quick preview of the (recently postponed) UAB game and a huge series in Tuscaloosa against Tennessee. 

Advancing to First (21:00-39:42): The guys discuss everything that happened in the SEC during the opening weekend of conference play, including Arkansas sweeping South Carolina, LSU’s road wins at Tennessee, the battle of the enigmas in Gainesville, and an Egg Bowl stunner. Then, the Week Five FGCL Player of the Week is revealed. 

Stealing Second (39:51-1:06:39): ESPN analyst and former Tennessee softball player Madison Shipman swings by to talk about Arizona’s struggles in Florida, what to expect from the Wildcats this weekend against Washington, the LSU-Tennessee series, Alabama’s sweep, lessons learned in Florida-Kentucky, concerns for the SEC teams that got swept, and much more. 

Rounding Third (1:07:04-1:35:05): The voice of Tennessee softball Brian Rice joins the show to give a more extensive breakdown of the Lady Vols, including what happened against LSU, how the pitching staff looks behind Ashley Rogers, where Tennessee stands in the SEC right now, and much more. Plus, Winston Churchill quotes! 

Heading Home (1:35:17-1:59:15): To close the show, Tom and Gray look at other big games around the country and then give their SEC series picks. After that, they dive into a smaller edition of “Off the Wall” before the long-awaited return of Tom’s Hungry.

Conference play has arrived and, with the second season around the corner, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson return to breakdown everything from the past weekend of action all across softball. Here's your trip around the bases:

At the Plate (0:00-22:40): Tom and Gray dissect the Mississippi State win and the results from the T-Town Showdown, including a discussion about what Sunday’s loss means for the team going forward.

Advancing to First (22:52-44:31): The guys discuss everything that happened in the SEC during the fourth weekend of the year, including LSU’s series win over Texas and Florida’s split with Florida State. Then, Gray gives out the fourth FGCL Player of the Week award in “Gray’s FGCL Corner.”

Stealing Second (44:55-1:08:31): ESPN analyst and former Arizona softball player Jenny Dalton-Hill swings by to talk about Arizona’s shocking loss to UCF, the upcoming start to Pac-12 play, UCLA’s status with Rachel Garcia back, the blueprint against Oklahoma, impressions from Florida-Florida State, her early thoughts on South Carolina-Arkansas this weekend, and more.

Rounding Third (1:08:43-1:15:21): Tom and Gray go through all the big non-SEC conference play games this week, including some interesting battles for Liberty out in Oklahoma and a pair of rematches between Iowa State and Missouri.

Heading Home (1:15:34-1:45:02): To close the show, Tom and Gray give their first SEC picks of the season. Then, they dive into a classic edition of “Off the Wall” that will surely entertain you.

As conference play draws closer, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson return to breakdown everything from the past weekend of action all across softball. Here's your trip around the bases: 

At the Plate (0:00-16:12): Tom and Gray dissect the Crimson Classic, especially the pitching performances and the injuries to the outfield. Then, the guys preview the week ahead, including a critical Wednesday game with Mississippi State. 

Advancing to First (16:24-39:40): The guys discuss everything that happened in the SEC during the third weekend of the year, and then talk about the very interesting games coming in week four. Then, Gray gives out the third FGCL Player of the Week award in “Gray’s FGCL Corner.” 

Stealing Second (40:06-1:08:23): ESPN analyst and former Alabama Softball player Kayla Braud swings by to talk about the Big Four of 2021, Washington’s problems, Oregon’s upset of UCLA, Oklahoma’s pitching plan, impressions of Alabama, concerns about Florida, Virginia Tech’s COVID pause, and much more, including a brand new segment called “What’s Good, Braud?”. 

Rounding Third (1:08:36-1:27:36): Tom and Gray play a round of Buy or Sell, scrolling through ten teams and debating whether they think they’ll be a WCWS contender or not. 

Heading Home (1:27:45-1:57:45): To close the show, Tom and Gray give their Top Five College Softball Stadiums, and then dive into an “Off the Wall” about online criticism, the importance of accurate softball coverage, and much more.

Another week of college softball is in the books! Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are back and ready to breakdown everything from the past weekend of action in this very full episode. Here's your trip around the bases:

At the Plate (0:00-26:24): Tom and Gray dissect the Easton Bama Bash, especially the two wins over LSU that should definitely result in Alabama winning the belt (if you know, you know). After covering most of the team, the guys then preview a very busy week coming up for the Crimson Tide.

Advancing to First (26:32-49:14): The guys discuss everything that happened in the SEC during the second weekend of the year, and then talk about a huge slate on tap for week three. Then, Gray gives out the second FGCL Player of the Week in the “Gray’s FGCL Corner” segment.

Stealing Second (49:37-1:16:56): D1 Softball writer and former UCLA Bruin Tara Henry makes her debut on the show and talks about Rachel Garcia’s injury, Washington’s strange start, Arizona and Oklahoma’s offensive abilities, reactions to Alabama and LSU, the ACC, her own “Off the Wall”-esque viral tweet, and much more.

Rounding Third (1:17:05-1:41:48): Former Alabama player and SEC Network+ broadcaster Sydney Littlejohn Watkins stops by to discuss all things Crimson Tide, including her thoughts on the pitching staff, Bailey Dowling, two-out production, similarities to 2019, and much more.

Heading Home (1:41:58-2:07:44): To close the show, Tom and Gray give their Top Five Montana Fouts pitching performances, and then preview some of the big week three games nationally. After that, it’s another good “Off the Wall” that once again addresses the softball streaming landscape.

One week of college softball is in the books! Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are back and ready to breakdown everything from opening weekend in the sport. Here's your trip around the bases: 

At the Plate (0:00-24:37): Tom and Gray dissect Alabama’s impressive opening weekend, especially the quality outings from the pitching staff as well as the starting infield competition. Then, they preview the Easton Bama Bash and take a closer look at the LSU game on Sunday. 

Advancing to First (26:01-47:20): The guys discuss everything that happened in the SEC during the first weekend of the year and cover big week two games featuring conference teams. Then, Gray gives out the first FGCL Player of the Week in the new “Gray’s FGCL Corner” segment. 

Stealing Second (47:28-1:12:48): ESPN analyst, 7Innings Podcast contributor, and former UCLA catcher Jen Schroeder is back to talk about her alma mater’s season opener, Washington’s weekend struggles, impressions of Alabama, Oklahoma’s offensive firepower, concerns about LSU, under-the-radar teams, no bat testing in 2021, and so much more. NOTE: The 2021 bat testing rules are even more complicated than discussed here, but that will be covered and clarified more in upcoming episodes. 

Rounding Third (1:12:57-1:32:54): The guys answer some questions in a mailbag segment, including queries about the infield, Alabama’s SEC schedule, television’s impact on the sport, cinderella teams, and which Alabama player or staffer would be the best Bachelor or Bachelorette contestant. 

Heading Home (1:33:03-1:59:00): To close the show, Tom and Gray each give their Top Five SEC Power Rankings and provide a quick “Tom’s Hungry” involving the failed trip to Austin. Then, the guys give a HUGE “Off the Wall” that answers the age-old question: “What channel is this on?”

College softball is back! To get you ready for the season, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are here to breakdown everything you need to know about Alabama, the SEC, and much more. Here's your trip around the bases:

At the Plate (0:00-23:30): Tom and Gray thoroughly examine the Alabama roster, go through the schedule, discuss possible lineups, and sort through an incredibly deep Crimson Tide pitching staff.

Advancing to First (24:54-53:19): Tom and Gray discuss the preseason All-SEC Team, the disconnect between the media and coaches in the preseason polls, and then dissect and preview each team in the Southeastern Conference.

Stealing Second (53:27-1:15:48): ESPN analyst and 7Innings Podcast contributor Amanda Scarborough is back to talk about whether we’ll see parity similar to 2020 this season, the Big Three in the SEC, how Texas will handle life after Elish, what to expect from opening weekend in Austin, the legendary possibilities for UCLA, and so much more.

Rounding Third (1:15:58-1:43:24): Softball aficionado Emily Pitek joins the guys for "Pitek's Point of View" to discuss the 2021 season, the departure of Skylar Wallace, Alabama’s schedule, what Rhoads with a limited capacity will be like, the Olympics, and much more.

Heading Home (1:43:36-2:15:51): To close the premiere, it's an extremely loaded final segment. Tom and Gray make bold predictions for the upcoming season in the "Landmine or Goldmine" segment, and then also present their entire 2021 SEC predictions. Plus, the guys give a preseason “Off the Wall” going into opening weekend.