With a national champion crowned and the softball season completed, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson bring you the season finale of the Out of the Box podcast. Here's your final trip around the bases for 2019: 

At the Plate (0:00-21:33): Tom and Gray analyze Alabama’s run in OKC, discuss Team 23 as a whole, and get you ready for what’s to come from the Crimson Tide in 2020. 

Advancing to First (21:44-45:21) Tom and Gray break down the rest of the SEC in 2020 and discuss the potential threats to Alabama in the conference. 

Stealing Second (45:31-1:10:08): Alabama head coach Patrick Murphy joins Gray and Tom to talk about Team 23, the departing players and the impact of the seniors, the potential of Montana Fouts hitting next season, the most improved players on the team, Bailey Hemphill’s stellar season, the new additions coming next year, and what rules he hopes are addressed in the off-season. 

Rounding Third (1:10:19-1:32:16): UCLA alum Jen Schroeder joins Tom and Gray to talk about the Bruins’ run to a title, the infamous white shorts, Rachel Garcia and what she might do next year, the growth of softball, and what rules she hopes are changed going into 2020. 

Heading Home (1:32:21-1:55:16): To close the season, Tom and Gray present the 2019 All-Name Team, announce the podium winners for “Tom’s Hungry,” and then present one last “Off the Wall.” Then, the guys say some words of thanks to all those who’ve tuned in all season long, plus the plan for next season’s podcast.

With the Women’s College World Series on the horizon, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson bring you a new episode of Out of the Box from Alabama’s practice in Oklahoma City. Here's your trip around the bases: 

At the Plate (0:00-19:49): Tom and Gray analyze the Tuscaloosa Super Regional and discuss Alabama’s lineup and pitching situation ahead of the Women’s College World Series. 

Advancing to First (20:00-27:20): Tom and Gray break down the top half of the bracket, discussing Arizona-Washington and UCLA-Washington. 

Stealing Second (27:29-40:02): Tom and Gray say hello to senior Merris Schroder and then take a look at the bottom half of the bracket, dissecting Florida-Oklahoma State and Oklahoma-Alabama. 

Rounding Third (40:18-52:29): Gray and Tom make their picks for the first few days of the action in Oklahoma City. 

Heading Home (52:38-1:06:17): To close the show, “Tom’s Hungry” returns as the guys discuss the first meal from OKC, and then Tom and Gray present another “Off the Wall” about a committee making a bad choice for Freshman of the Year. Finally, Tom has a message for the listeners.

With the NCAA Tournament bracket announced, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson bring you a new episode of Out of the Box to get you ready for the postseason. Here's your trip around the bases: 

At the Plate (0:00-28:37): Tom and Gray react strongly to Alabama being named the eight-seed in the NCAA Tournament, and then give a little preview of the Tuscaloosa Regional. 

Advancing to First and Stealing Second (28:50-51:15): In a combined segment, Gray and Tom go regional-by-regional and discuss all of the headlines going into the NCAA Tournament. 

Rounding Third (51:27-1:12:47): Gray and Tom make their picks for each regional, super regional, and the Women’s College World Series. 

Heading Home (1:13:00-1:27:51): To close the show, “Tom’s Hungry” returns as the guys discuss the other food eaten in College Station. Then, Gray has some words for a frequent “Off the Wall” commenter.

On the road at the SEC Tournament, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson bring you a new episode of Out of the Box from Good Bull BBQ in College Station, Texas! Here's your trip around the bases: 

At the Plate (0:00-17:17): Tom and Gray discuss Alabama’s SEC title, the sweep of LSU at LSU, and the many awards the Crimson Tide snagged this season. 

Advancing to First (17:30-28:46): Tom and Gray break down the SEC Tournament bracket, discussing who needs a big weekend across the conference. 

Stealing Second (28:57-47:18): Alabama pitching coach Stephanie VanBrakle Prothro joins Gray to talk about the Crimson Tide pitching staff, the awards for Montana Fouts and Sarah Cornell, the improvements of Krystal Goodman, and how she’s managed five arms this season. 

Rounding Third (47:28-58:52): Gray reveals the third edition of his Bracketology, and Tom and Gray go through some of the decisions and debate a few of the seedings. 

Heading Home (59:03-1:26:10): To close the show, Gray and Tom make predictions for the upcoming SEC Tournament. Then, Alabama SID Nathan Sheehan joins the show for an epic version of “Tom’s Hungry.”

With the SEC championship up for grabs, Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are back and ready to talk more softball on the eighth episode of Out of the Box! Here's your trip around the bases: 

At the Plate (0:00-21:25): Tom and Gray discuss Alabama’s series loss to Kentucky and what those games mean for the SEC race. Then, the guys go into a preview of the Alabama-LSU series that will likely decide who wins the SEC. 

Advancing to First (21:35-39:16): Tom and Gray break down the previous weekend’s SEC action, reacting to Florida’s series win over Auburn, Ole Miss’ continued run through the conference, LSU’s performance at Baylor, and much more. Then, the guys take a look at this week’s edition of the RPI. 

Stealing Second (39:26-1:02:40): ESPN and SEC Network softball analyst Kayla Braud returns to discuss the upcoming Alabama-LSU series on all fronts, Ole Miss’ impressive season, Florida’s chances to host Supers, and the three big non-SEC series coming up this weekend. Plus, Kayla provides her thoughts on the official podcast stance on the out of the box rule. 

Rounding Third (1:02:50-1:19:20): Gray reveals the second edition of his Bracketology, and Tom and Gray go through some of the decisions and debate a few of the seedings. 

Heading Home (1:19:41-1:46:14): To close the show, Gray and Tom make predictions for the upcoming weekend in the SEC. Then, the guys go off on a new, EPIC rendition of the “Off the Wall” segment. Finally, Gray and Tom remind everyone about the upcoming show recorded from Good Bull BBQ in College Station on May 7th.

Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are back from Gainesville and ready to talk more softball on the seventh episode of Out of the Box! Here's your trip around the bases: 

At the Plate (0:00-20:24): Tom and Gray discuss Alabama’s series sweep of Florida, breaking down what makes the pitching staff so effective and why the lineup is working so well. Then, the guys give a little preview of the Kentucky series coming up. Finally, Tom and Gray announce the much anticipated taping of the podcast at Good Bull BBQ in College Station at the SEC Tournament. 

Advancing to First (20:36-37:50): Tom and Gray break down the previous weekend’s SEC action, reacting to the shocking results in Fayetteville and Athens, the mystery of Emily Williams' game one absence, and why Texas A&M should be worried about the NCAA Tournament. Then, the guys discuss the newly-released RPI and what that means for the SEC. 

Stealing Second (38:00-58:04): ESPN and SEC Network softball analyst Madison Shipman returns to discuss the effects from Alabama’s sweep in Gainesville, what’s wrong with Florida, LSU’s series loss at Arkansas, Tennessee’s chances to bounce back against Ole Miss, possible Super Regional and Regional SEC hosts, and her thoughts on the official podcast stance on the out of the box rule in softball. Plus, Madison answers some social media questions from listeners. 

Rounding Third (58:12-1:15:40): Gray reveals the first edition of his Bracketology, and Tom and Gray go through some of the decisions and debate a few of the seedings. 

Heading Home (1:15:50-1:36:19): To close the show, Gray and Tom make predictions for the upcoming weekend in the SEC. Then, “Tom’s Hungry” returns as the guys discuss the best food stops from the trip to Gainesville.

Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are back from South Carolina and ready to talk more softball on the sixth episode of Out of the Box! Here's your trip around the bases: 

At the Plate (0:00-22:38): Tom and Gray discuss Alabama’s first series loss of the year against South Carolina and what has to be adjusted for the second half of the SEC season. Then, the guys preview the upcoming Georgia series. 

Advancing to First (22:53-44:18): Tom and Gray break down the previous weekend’s SEC action, reacting to Florida’s first SEC series win, LSU’s comebacks against Mississippi State, and whether or not a series win at Tennessee says that Auburn is a real contender. Then, the guys discuss the newly-released RPI. 

Stealing Second (44:32-1:05:20): ESPN analyst and co-host of the 7 Innings Podcast Amanda Scarborough joins Gray and Tom to talk about the messy SEC standings, Alabama’s place on the national stage, Auburn’s legitimacy, what last weekend’s series in Gainesville says about Florida and Arkansas, Arizona’s chances to challenge UCLA, and much more. 

Rounding Third (1:05:30-1:27:25): The guys introduce a new segment, “On Our Soapbox,” to discuss officiating and some of the rules in softball. Then, Tom and Gray pick the five teams that, right now, they believe will end up in OKC. 

Heading Home (1:27:40-1:50:20): To close the show, Gray and Tom make predictions for the upcoming weekend in the SEC. Then, “Tom’s Hungry” is back as the guys talk about Grill Marks in Columbia, South Carolina. Finally, Gray and Tom close with an abbreviated version of “Off the Wall.”

Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are back and ready to talk more softball on the fifth episode of Out of the Box! Here's your trip around the bases: 

At the Plate (0:00-21:27): Tom and Gray discuss Alabama’s series victory against Mississippi State, the injury to Montana Fouts, what the pitching rotation will look like against South Carolina, and potential line-up changes. 

Advancing to First (21:39-41:22): Tom and Gray break down the previous weekend’s SEC action, reacting to the shocking results in Oxford, Tennessee’s series victory over Missouri, Georgia’s bounce-back against Auburn, and LSU getting two of three against South Carolina. Then, the guys discuss the newly-released RPI and what that means for the SEC. 

Stealing Second (41:36-1:06:19): It’s the first ever Out of the Box Midseason Awards! Tom and Gray give out tons of hardware for the SEC, Alabama, and the nation, including Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year, Coach of the Year, Biggest Team Surprises and Disappointments, and so much more. 

Rounding Third (1:06:31-1:21:23): Tom and Gray read the tea leaves and play “Buy or Sell,” deciding whether to buy or sell on the prospect of postseason runs for teams like LSU, Arizona, Minnesota, Texas, Missouri, and much more. 

Heading Home (1:21:35-1:45:40): To close the show, Gray and Tom make predictions for the upcoming weekend in the SEC. Then, it’s an ALL-TIME EPIC “Off the Wall” segment, where Tom says why complaints about Alabama’s offense have zero merit and Gray explains why the Montana Fouts injury report is so vague and dispels some of the rumors surrounding the injury.

Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are back from Texas and ready to talk more softball on the fourth episode of Out of the Box! Here's your trip around the bases: 

At the Plate (0:00-22:07): Tom and Gray discuss Alabama’s series with Texas A&M and the effect of the season’s first loss. Then, the guys dive into the report that replay will be tested at the SEC Softball Tournament. 

Advancing to First (22:23-44:12): Tom and Gray break down the previous weekend’s SEC action, reacting to Missouri’s shocking sweep of Kentucky, Tennessee’s series victory over Arkansas and Mary Haff, the difficulty understanding Auburn, and Georgia’s disastrous start to SEC play. Then, the guys discuss the newly-released RPI. 

Stealing Second (44:24-1:05:16): It’s the Out of the Box-In the Circle Crossover Event! Eric Lopez from the In the Circle podcast for Fastpitch News joins the show to talk about the new RPI, the Big Ten, the issues at Baylor, the major surprises around the country, Rachel Garcia, and which SEC teams could potentially host regionals come NCAA Tournament time. 

Rounding Third (1:05:27-1:26:56): ESPN analyst and Arizona softball legend Jenny Dalton-Hill joins Gray and Tom to discuss replay at the SEC Tournament, Mary Haff’s struggles this year, Tennessee’s offense, Kentucky’s surprising weekend, UCLA’s bid to be the most complete team in America, Washington’s issues, and Oklahoma’s standing in the nation and in the Big 12. 

Heading Home (1:27:07-1:47:32): To close the show, Gray and Tom make predictions for the upcoming weekend in the SEC. Then, in a new segment called “Tom’s Hungry,” Gray and Tom discuss the best restaurants visited so far this softball season, including a special shout-out to College Station gem Good Bull and Honolulu hotspot Duke's.

Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson are back, tan from Hawaii, and ready to talk more softball on the third episode of Out of the Box! Here's your trip around the bases: 

At the Plate (0:00-21:28): Tom and Gray break down the Hawaii trip and tell stories from paradise, plus they discuss the offensive surprises in Alabama’s lineup and preview the Texas A&M series this weekend. 

Advancing to First (21:42-38:49): Tom and Gray take a look at the current state of the SEC, reacting to the Florida-LSU series while also talking about Kentucky’s impressive start, Arkansas’ struggles, and more from around the league. 

Stealing Second (39:03-1:00:45): Former Alabama softball All-American pitcher Sydney Littlejohn joins the program to talk about Alabama’s WCWS qualities, the mentality of a pitcher, the importance of pitching depth, the reality of the sophomore slump, and much more. 

Rounding Third (1:00:57-1:18:51): Gray and Tom reflect on the first reveal of the RPI and then have a discussion about whether or not softball needs replay. 

Heading Home (1:19:03-1:45:16): Tom and Gray make predictions for the SEC matchups coming up this weekend, plus the “Off the Wall” segment makes a return with two new “Is This on TV?” Comments of the Week.