Gordo, Pat, and then eventually Sammy are getting good vibes from the Red Sox sweep of the Giants, but the biggest story was of course Rafael Devers' first return to Fenway Park. Was the fans' negative reaction towards Devers warranted or deserved? Also,  would things have been different if so much time hadn't passed or the Sox were not as good as they are? And, before the Devers' conversation, the guys wonder if there is really a need to bring back Trevor Story and Isiah Kiner-Falefa so soon from their rehab assignments.

Gordo and Sammy have good thoughts about the Red Sox winning 2 of 3 over the Diamondbacks, but the series finale loss leaves a bitter taste. What stands out from the success of Mickey Gasper to the struggles of Greg Weissert and Jovani Moran? Then, Trevor Story and Roman Anthony officially began their rehab assignments, but Story wanting to return soon makes you wonder if he's being rushed back. And, the first look at the upcoming series with the Giants and how Rafael Devers will be received in his return to Fenway.

Gordo and Sammy open up the mailbox and answer some listener questions about everything from lingering Red Sox roster decisions to what actually is the reason for living.

Gordo and Sammy react to a very cold road trip for the Red Sox after another series loss this time in Pittsburgh. Where are things going wrong the most for the Sox and how do the newest batch of injuries hamper the team? Then, the starting rotation looks to have become mortal while the bullpen now looks unsettled. And, Trevor Story and Roman Anthony are headed onto rehab assignments, but the biggest player to wonder if they'll join the roster is Franklin Arias.

Its feeling like Deja vu for Gordo, Sammy, and Pat with the Red Sox on a five-game losing streak. Should there be any concern with the defense slumping and the pitching staff being short like the pre-winning streak days? Then, Adley Rutschman was the lone bright spot after his debut while Willson Contreras seems to be at the center of recent struggles on and off the field. And, Roman Anthony keeps getting closer to returning, but when will he go on a rehab assignment?

Gordo and Sammy chat with Andrew Parker from SoxProspects.com about all the latest news and notes from the Red Sox minor league system. What were the true feelings about Anthony Eyanson and Kyson Witherspoon before the Adley Rutschman trade? Also, the apparent new strategy from the Sox in developing prospects after this year's draft.

Gordo and Sammy are here after the Red Sox streak of nine consecutive series wins came to an end against the Athletics. Should there be any concern or was this just baseball? Then, Adley Rustchman dazzled in his rehab assignment with Worcester and fans can really start getting excited for what he'll bring hopefully soon. And, its even more exciting with Roman Anthony and Garrett Crochet returning that even John Henry can't help but be thrilled.

Gordo and Sammy are joined by Red Sox flame-throwing Tyron Guerrero for a wide-ranging conversation including his long journey back to the big leagues and what it feels like to be a part of the historic run the Sox are on.

It was a wild trade deadline day for Gordo, Sammy, and Pat as they react to the biggest deal for the Red Sox in acquiring Orioles All-Star catcher Adley Rutschman. Was it too big of a price to pay Baltimore? Then, another big move was trading away Marcelo Mayer to the Giants ending a wild calendar year for the shortstop. And, despite saying they were needs, the Sox did not trade for a shortstop or add depth to the starting pitching.

Gordo, Sammy, and Pat are thrilled with how the final weekend before the trade deadline went with the Red Sox sweeping the Dodgers in LA. How dominant were the Sox over the two-time defending champs and what are the feelings now leading up to the deadline? Then, its now 24 hours from said deadline and the how big the needs are in the bullpen and behind the plate have changed. And, names like Zach Neto and Adley Rutschman are getting louder with the championship window the Sox are now in.