Section 10 Podcast

This is a PACKED episode. We have a great sit-down interview with Nick Davis, the director and producer of the upcoming documentary on PBS titled Ted Williams: "The Greatest Hitter Who Ever Lived." We talk the frozen head, the '99 All-Star Game entrance, his poor relationship with his family, what it was like talking with Joey Votto and Bob Costas for the doc, Ted's obsessions with fishing, the pursuit of hitting over .400, competitive relationship with Joe DiMaggio, behind the scenes stories, and which scenes were saved for the bonus features. After the interview we talk a hilarious Ted Williams blooper, why Manny Machado to the Sox is simply stupid, a "hypothetical" discussion on Nolan Arenado coming to Boston, and close it out with your phenomenal Down in the DM questions.

Ever since we went on our trip to D.C. the Red Sox are a perfect 7-0. Is it because of us? No, but actually it probably is. We open talking how so many more Sox players should be in the All-Star Game, Jared informs Coley how wild it was that our D.C. Airbnb was miles and miles away from Nationals Park, we dive into an article by Kirk Minihane alleging that "no one cares about the Red Sox" in Boston, talk how David Price simply needs to figure it out (and now), debate which players we would have most wanted to also be on each of the Red Sox World Series champion teams from this century, and save your phenomenal DMs for Thursday's show. Enjoy!

That's right folks....we dropped THREE podcasts on your fine asses this week. We recorded this pod after a night on the town in D.C. before July 4th and it is a doozie. We re-did the open to make sure we call this Ep. 185 and decided to have Petey Analytics hop back to get the whole band back together. Pete makes it clear how pissed he was that Jared and Steve got to hang with the Stanley Cup before him, mentions top things he misses from the podcast, and how Steve booking the Airbnb an hour from Nationals Park is surely not surprising. We then answer a TON of you Down in the DM questions and beers are consumed throughout this show so yea it's ON, people. Thank you so much to everyone that showed love in D.C. this week! We plan on doing more Section 10 on the Road episodes this season so be on the lookout for that. Go Sox, kid

Section 10 on the Road has arrived and it has arrived BIG. We made the trip to our nation's capital for July 4th and it did not disappoint. We open talking the highlights of the Sox sweep of the Nationals and agree that Ricky Raindrops having a bases-clearing double off of Max Cy Young Scherzer was the biggest moment of the series. Then we talk the introduction of the Jumbo Dong shirts, how it is physically impossible to get into Nationals Park, the Nationals stealing Steve's Hi-Lo concept, rating our trip on a 1-5 scale overall, top parks we want to visit next after knocking this one out, and our show comes to a close because the Stanley Cup is in the building.

Guys, David Price has to be better against the Yankees and we really just can't avoid that fact. We open talking how Yankee Stadium can't afford AC, a big-time spin zone on why David Price got rocked in the Bronx, behind-the-scenes look at what it's like to ump a Major League Baseball game like Jared did on Saturday, Trent makes his Section 10 debut to talk how the Red Sox can bring Ted Williams back to life and yea that one gets out of hand, give you guys a huge shoutout for continuing to dominate the Section 10 shirt assignments, preview our trip to D.C. that starts Tuesday and close out the show by emptying the bench.

Say whatever you want about David Price but he's winning ballgames right now...and that's honestly all you should care about. We open teasing a potentially hilarious scenario for Sunday, then talk Brandon Phillips signing with the Sox and what that means for the 2B situation, and debate how many ice cream scoops Rafael Devers earned on his impressive Wednesday night. This leads us to the David Price discussion centered around why everyone cares so much about what he says. We break down JD Martinez's historic half of the season and try to compare him to past sluggers on this team, what Hanley Ramirez meant by a reply he had to our Instagram promo, and debate when and where the right time is to wear MLB jerseys in public. We then close out the show with your phenomenal Down in the DM questions. Enjoy!

Hanley Ramirez was under investigation by the FBI.....jk his "friend" threw him under the bus and then later said he had nothing to do with it. Before we get to the Hanley madness we talk potential of Adrian Beltre coming back to Boston, Xander Bogaerts needing to stop diving into first, how Alex Cora could 100% take over for Eduardo Nunez and be a better 2B right now, Chris Sale finally getting RUNS support, and Jared's interesting press box reaction. We then talk about the Hanley madness including reaction to the initial report, fallout from the speculation, crazy story on Hanley's friend falsely reporting him to the police, Hanley's IG story hints and much more. We close this one out with your Down in the DM questions and Emptying the Bench. Enjoy!

If you don't know the name yet, get to know him. The Red Sox 3rd round pick from this year's MLB Draft Durbin Feltman can hit 99 MPH on the gun and has been the best closer in college baseball for 2 years straight. Before the interview with Durbin we talk the players on this roster that have to go, how Devers has reacted very well to the Scoop Theory, a full breakdown of how Chris Sale "sucks," and make a wild suggestion that might just happen this season. We then talk with Durin Feltman on how he gained 10 MPH on his fastball almost instantly, picking up new pitches while he was at TCU, loving the chaos of coming out of the bullpen, a full breakdown of his draft experience and anxiety, how he has looked up to Craig Kimbrel for a while now and hopes to be his setup man, and close with a very important walk-up song debate. We wrap up the show with Red Sox Lottery, Down in the DM, and Emptying the Bench. Enjoy!

Rafael Devers has been playing some good baseball so it's time to get out the ice scream scooper folks. We open talking the new decorations for our studio highlighted by a phenomenal painting of Alex Cora walking over Big Papi bridge with a car blowing up in the background. After some miscellaneous nonsense we introduce a new segment called Stating the Facts, debate which starter between E-Rod, Steven Wright and David Price will slow down their hot stretch first, hit you with a brand new SeatGeek promo code for any MLB tickets (dub coupons bitch), break down the real meaning behind the name Red Sox, bring back Pete Blackburn to talk analytics, discuss the grasshopper nonsense that happened in Seattle, Benintendi's IG post with the GF dropped during the recording so yea that was a doozie, and close with your phenomenal Down in the DM questions.

We have the Red Sox 2nd-round pick from the MLB Draft Nick Decker in the BUILDING. Before that interview we talk E-Rod being on fire this season, come up with a brand new baseball stat, talk how we will remember Carson Smith's bizarre time with the Red Sox, give a possible reason as to why the Sox may have let a certain someone go, Joe Kelly needing to just stick to 2-out bases-loaded situations for the rest of his life, and make a hypothetical all-time random Red Sox all-star team. We do some Down in the DM questions and then get into the Nick Decker interview. We discuss the conflict of Decker being from Philly, break down his trip to Fenway, how he's a good looking guy and single so ladies - check this dude out, how he wanted to hit higher than .492 this year, his baseball idols growing up, how quickly he wants to get to the majors and much more!