Gordo, Sammy, and Pat are back together and all share in the frustration that Alex Bregman still hasn't had any conversation with the Red Sox about signing. Where is the confidence level that Bregman will sign with Boston and why this move is so obvious for the Sox to make? Then, Ceddanne Rafaela's position seems a little unknown, but still has the potential to be a better-version of a former ALCS MVP for the Red Sox. And, with Fenway Fest almost a week away, the prospects who will be attending get shared which forces our guys to read into it just a little.

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Gordo proposes a simple "Who Says No" trade to Pat and producer Joe involving the Twins whose franchise is currently in a state of limbo. If Minnesota's owner chooses to sell the team, that could open the Red Sox up to acquire Carlos Correa and just give up Wilyer Abreu. Would Boston and Minnesota agree to a one-for-one deal or would the Twins ask for more? Also, Correa shows similarities to free agent Alex Bregman where both players fit the role the Sox are looking for. And, this move is imperative to Minnesota selling the franchise, but there's one buyer that would cancel out this move.

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Gordo and Pat are back from the holidays to talk about why talks about Alex Bregman to the Red Sox have seemingly cooled down. Should there be panic about the Sox potentially missing out on landing the right-handed bat they need if Bregman isn't plan A? Also, why the time is now for the Sox to land a big name bat even if they have to settle for someone like Anthony Santander. And, if the Sox decide to roll out a 6 man starting rotation, the times it should be deployed and why every sign points to Alex Bregman signing with Boston.

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Gordo and Sammy react to Pat's "Who Says No" proposal that goes within the division and the Sox finding their right-handed hitter with the Rays' Yandy Diaz. Would Boston and Tampa agree to send Diaz up north and which familiar bullpen arm would be included? Also, the guys question Diaz' fit as a position, but an additional move involving Masataka Yoshida could solve that problem. And, how much better would the Sox lineup against lefties do with Diaz in the mix?

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From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): It's always a good time when Dustin Pedroia swings by the Baseball Isn't Boring podcast, and his latest visit is no exception. Bradfo reunites with Pedroia to talk 'Operation 1525', the mission to get the word out about the former second baseman's case for being called a Hall of Famer. Dustin talks about how he views his candidacy for Cooperstown, explaining how he views his status on the ballot. And, as always, there is plenty of spicy back-and-forth between Bradfo and Dustin.

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Gordo and Pat react to the big breaking news that the Red Sox are signing former Dodgers starter Walker Buehler to a one-year deal. Was this a good move to make and what should Sox fans expect from the pitcher who closed out the 2024 World Series? Then, an outlook for the rest of the offseason and what trades could still be made which don't include Triston Casas. And, what other signings could make this offseason a success for the Red Sox?

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Gordo, Sammy, and Pat get you in the holiday spirit by boasting about the latest Red Sox signing Patrick Sandoval. Why they push back on those critiquing a signing that could work out in the back half of this season and the full 2026 campaign? Also, the Alex Bregman talk ramps up with the Sox need for a right-handed bat, but the defense and where he'll play is the biggest question to discuss along with how Masataka Yoshida provides a roadblock for some of these moves. And, with the Twins potentially selling off their pieces for a team sale, the Sox should have eyes on Pablo Lopez as a bolster to the rotation.

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In this bonus episode, Sammy proposes a Who Says No trade to Gordo and Pat which sees the Red Sox adding a flame thrower to their bullpen in the Twins' Jhoan Duran. Not only would the bullpen be addressed, but a package would have an old friend return to the backup catcher need the Sox have. Would Minnesota bring back Kutter Crawford for Duran and Christian Vazquez or could there be another Twins' arm that would draw more interest?

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Gordo, Sammy, and Pat continue to chat through the lack of offseason activity and discuss which guys would be best served for the Red Sox to acquire. When it comes to the right-handed bat, Teoscar Hernandez and Alex Bregman are guys that continue to be linked to the Sox, but there's a current bat that could be getting in the way. Then, Corbin Burnes remains of interest, but could a long term contract to him derail a certain white whale for the Red Sox to fish for? And, the potential for the Sox to carry a six man rotation entering spring and if it's the right move.

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Red Sox broadcast analyst Lou Merloni joins Gordo, Sammy, and Pat to talk all things Sox since the Garrett Crochet trade went down. What SHOULD be the next step in the starting rotation? Then, Loumer looks at the situation at the corners with Triston Casas' name continuing to be floated in trade rumors and Rafael Devers' seemingly saying he wants to continue being the starting third baseman. And, Lou details the additions the Red Sox should be making to enhance their bullpen with more arms being linked to Boston's radar.

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