The offseason is underway and there are plenty of questions to be answered, so it's time we do that. We have Evan Drellich join us to answer your Red Sox offseason and random questions including what percentage chance the Sox have of landing Giancarlo Stanton, what you would change the Red Sox team name to if you had to, which Red Sox player would be most likely to mimic Baker Mayfield's crotch grab, a certain scenario where Chris Sale should have won the Cy Young Award and much more. We also want your drunk night-before-Thanksgiving voicemail reviews of the podcast. Leave those Wednesday night at the Section 10 voicemail at 781-366-0950. #LFHI

The GM Meetings are here and Rumors SZN has officially begun! Giancarlo seems to be tied to 20 different teams right now, but we talk what the latest rumors mean toward the potential of him ending up in Boston. We reflect on the Michael Felger controversial comments on the death of Roy Halladay. Then break down why J.D. Martinez is the superstar not enough people are talking about, Josh Beckett's wild drunk night that got him arrested, the craziest off-field incidents for current or former Red Sox players, and close out with your Down in the DM questions.

Alex Cora has been introduced as the Red Sox new manager, now we GO. We open talking Cora's intro presser and how the best part had nothing to do with the actual press conference. This leads to a debate of who we actually expect Dave Dombrowski to pursue this offseason now that Cora is his guy, talk a very odd question Gabe Kapler was asked during his intro presser about masturbation, give our final thoughts on the World Series and postseason as a whole, talk if John Henry is likable or not, and answer your phenomenal Down in the DM questions.

Confirmed: MLB is juicing the baseballs and we LOVE IT. Start this week's show off talking a quick flashback to the 2013 Red Sox. This, and the current insanity happening in the World Series, remind us how far the Red Sox are now from getting back to the Fall Classic. We then get into Giancarlo Stanton seeming to be completely open to coming to the Red Sox after his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel, how we may or may not be ok with giving up a fan favorite to get him to Boston, Jared breaks down a major pet peeve of his with something the players do during the offseason, and we close with a phenomenal round of your Down in the DMs.

Alex Cora is the new manager of the Boston Red Sox...let's fuckin have it. We open talking the Yankees being eliminated from the ALCS in Game 7, how we crashed Hubbs' watch party at the perfect time, get Hubbs take on this whole series and what we realistically expect from the Yankees in the near future. We then jump into the Alex Cora hiring, acknowledge Dave Dombrowski loves lying, talk all the positives to what Cora can bring to this team, how Cora needs to capitalize while this team is capable of going deep into October, and how it's stunning that no one seems to dislike the move. We close with your Down in the DM questions and a little debate over out Twitter account.

The Red Sox are looking for a new manager, and it could be reunion time in Boston. This week we talk who could realistically be the next Red Sox manager, how it would likely be an upset if anyone but Alex Cora takes over, Dave Dombrowski continuing to be misleading with the media, we re-visit the Girardi to the Red Sox hypothetical nonsense, and destroy a Dan Shaughnessy article proclaiming David Price a virus to this team. We also take your Down in the DMs on bizarre expectations for next Red Sox manager and close with a brief Fuckin with Hubbs segment.

Welp, that was fast. The Red Sox season ended much sooner than we expected, or did it? We discuss how the Red Sox didn't make it out of the ALDS for the 2nd consecutive year, the team firing manager John Farrell and the circus that will cause in the coming weeks, how Dave Dombrowski handled the Farrell firing in a very unique manner, talk potential replacements for Johnny Steelcock, break down our top moments and low points of the season, answer your Down in the DM questions, and give a pleasant farewell to Pete Blackburn aka Petey Pumpkins aka Petey Analytics on his final full episode on the podcast.

The time is now. Red Sox postseason baseball is here, so let's fuckin have it. We open the show talking how the Yankees, for a split second, looked like they would cough up the Wild Card Game. Hubbs joins the show to talk that bizarre game and what we see going down in the Yankees-Indians series. We are then joined by Houston's own Uncle Chaps to discuss the Red Sox-Astros ALDS. We make predictions, discuss how much the Houston Strong stuff will factor into the season, how Chaps hates Justin Verlander, and confirm that we all love Jose Altuve. We wrap with Vegas odds for World Series champ, talk the listeners one word to sum up the 2017 Red Sox regular season, and close with your Down in the DM questions. LET'S GOOOOOOOO

We've arrived. Yup, it's time for the MLB postseason so get AMPED. We open talking how it took the Sox way longer than expected to actually clinch the AL East title and the last #FenwayFriday being an eventful one. Then we break down David Price continuing to dominate right when the public expects him to fold, how Price should absolutely start Game 3 of the ALDS, and surprises and disappointments from the regular season. We then have a very, very special interview with Jeff Bauman, who is being played by Jake Gyllenhaal in the movie "Stronger" that's in theaters now. We talk with Jeff about how he's been since the Boston Marathon tragedy, what it's like to have Gyllenhaal playing him in a film, how they became good buds during the filming process, his relationship with the Red Sox, how wild the press tours have been recently, and much more. We also close the show breaking down the epic phone call into The Baseball Show by "Steve from Weymouth."

We have no clue what kind of club we're dealing with here with the Boston Red Sox. Right when we're out, they pull us back in. This leads us to talking about the wildest expectations possible for the postseason, if the Red Sox would be favored against anyone in the playoffs right now, try to predict when they'll clinch the AL East, who we'd rather have on the mound between Chris Sale and Justin Verlander, briefly discuss how we'd accept potentially dying on a plane, and close with your Down in the DM questions.