The moment is here for Gordo, Sammy, and Pat to give Marcelo Mayer his gift now that he is a part of the Boston Red Sox. After sharing his thoughts on his good friend and fellow prospect Roman Anthony getting called up, hear Mayer's reaction to receiving something to help him fit in around the city of Boston. Then, Gordo and Sammy preview the upcoming weekend series with the Yankees and how Mayer and Anthony should be deployed with New York starting lefties out on the mound.

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Gordo, Sammy, and Pat are thrilled to see Roman Anthony finally up in the big leagues and contribute in his second game in right field. What are the vibes now surrounding the Red Sox with a 1-1 record in their home series with the Rays? Also, how much playing time should Roman get along with Marcelo Mayer when it comes to matchups? Then, the guys get heated when talking about which outfielder might be on the cutting room floor and Jarren Duran potentially being the guy that gets traded.

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Its a positive pod for the first time in some weeks from Gordo, Sammy, and Pat after the Red Sox took two out of three in Yankee Stadium. Have the Sox brought back all the doubters or do they need to win more to instill confidence? Then, Hunter Dobbins decided to insert himself into the historic rivalry with his comments about the Yankees before he even threw a pitch, so no harm no foul. And, with another blow up from Walker Buehler, is there something wrong with Andrew Bailey and the pitching philosophy or is everything on Craig Breslow?

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Gordo and Sammy are joined by 2004 World Series Champion and MLB Network/NESN analyst Kevin Millar to talk all the issues surrounding the Red Sox. How would Millar handle the situation involving Rafael Devers and playing first base? Also, Millar explains how the human nature of baseball is getting kind of lost as teams may not have the strongest bond like the idiots from 2004. And, Millar goes into how much value Roman Anthony would bring if he were with the Red Sox now rather than later.

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Another day, another disappointing way for the Red Sox to lose one-run games. Gordo, Sammy, and Pat share their frustrations on why the same mistakes and errors keep getting made. Also, wondering if its time to throw in the white flag on the 2025 season this early. And, reports of the Padres potentially having interest in Jarren Duran seemingly could make him the odd outfielder out. Would this be the right trade for the Sox to make?

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The full crew is back together as Gordo, Sammy, and Pat come off the heels of a Red Sox series win down on the road over the Braves. With May in the past and June off to a good start thanks to the "pig" Garrett Crochet, have the negative vibes surrounding the Sox changed or turned more positive? Also, Trevor Story looked like a completely different player in Atlanta, but it might not be time yet to say his struggles are fully gone. And, Craig Breslow continues to be in the cross hairs with Roman Anthony still in Worcester and his not-so-ringing endorsement of Alex Cora.

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Gordo and producer Joe hop on with Rob Bradford on "Baseball Isn't Boring" to analyze more of the conversation surrounding Rafael Devers' unwillingness to change positions. Between Devers and Craig Breslow, who's more at fault for all of this uncertainty? Also, it should be said that Devers should not be viewed as a bad teammate; just a teammate making a bad decision.

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Gordo and Pat couldn't see things getting any worse for the Red Sox than they have been, but getting swept by the Brewers the way they did is a brand new low. Is there any upside to what may be the most tumultuous time in recent Red Sox history? Then, it should be pretty obvious that Roman Anthony is a solution, but not everyone within the organization seems to be thinking that way. And, the struggles seem to circle around Rafael Devers not playing in the field while Ceddanne Rafaela and Trevor Story's upsides could determine who gets to play shortstop.

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Fresh off being drafted by the Red Sox last summer, D'Angelo Ortiz joined the guys during the spring to discuss his journey towards becoming a major leaguer just like his dad. Ortiz also talks about growing up alongside Big Papi and his many great moments in the Boston spotlight. Then, hear from Gordo and Pat react to their interview from Spring Training and wonder what will Ortiz's nickname will be if/when he climbs up the prospect ranks.

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From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): One year after contemplating retirement, Rob Refnsyder is turning in perhaps his best season, living with an OPS of over .900 for the Red Sox. The 34-year-old sits down with Bradfo to talk about the lessons learned that led him to this place. It is a rare example of how experience and skill intersect to allow for this sort of season.

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