Jordan and Isiah recap another series loss for the Boston Red Sox, who fall to 7-11 on the season. It was a historically bad start for Garrett Crochet, with Sonny Gray following up with a not-so impressive outing as well. Connelly Early salvaged the weekday series with six strong innings, as Trevor Story plates five runs.

The story, however, was Jarren Duran's antics again. Jordan and Isiah recap that and give their thoughts on Duran's history with fans, as well his fit with the Red Sox and the awkwardness of them keeping all their outfielders.

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Derrik and Hunter are here for their first tag team MiLB Talk episode of the year. There’s plenty to talk about with an eventful week in Worcester, ridiculous pitching throughout the minor leagues, and more. They discuss the discourse surrounding Kristian Campbell and Jake Bennett, talk about potential breakouts, and gush over Franklin Arias and Greenville’s pitching. Let’s make sure to highlight the incredible week of Drew Ehrhard and start the hype train for Andrews Opata.

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The weekend crew gets after it following another Boston Red Sox series win. Ranger got back on track, as did Bello. Also... offense?

The lineup, despite a dud in Game 1 and nothing from Roman Anthony in the final two games, scored 16 runs across the final two games. They set a new season-high in runs twice.

Willson Contreras is a beast. Are we happy with how the offseason played out if it was Bregman OR Ranger and Contreras?

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Matt, Isiah, and Bayleigh recap briefly the Boston Red Sox’s first series victory against the Milwaukee Brewers. They talk about Story being moved down to the 5 spot in the lineup, which has yielded some results but his defense is still questionable. They talk about how Marcelo at SS would make more sense. They break down the rest of the offense, look at Roman’s arm issues, highlight a MLB debut, and the surprise that the Miz didn’t strike out 26.They also celebrate Sonny Gray’s second good start in a row, and the backlog of pitching in the pipeline.

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Derrik and Hunter are back for another episode of MiLB Talk, this week with Nate Wollenhaupt joining the show. They start with the dominance of Worcester’s offense, the big bounce back start of Payton Tolle, and Jake Bennett’s dominance. John Holobetz was a lone bright spot in Portland. Justin Gonzales might be the best player of all-time, and Greenville’s pitching is ridiculously exciting. Salem had more fireworks than expected, getting us pretty excited.

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Marathon episode for the weekday crew despite the Boston Red Sox losing their third series in a row to open the 2026 season.

Sonny Gray was great in Game 1, Connelly Early less so in Game 2, Ranger Suarez even less so in Game 3. The offense showed some signs of life, but not good enough to win the series against an equally slow-starting San Diego Padres team.

The trio talk about local food spots, lobstah poutine, and possible solutions to the problems surrounding this team through nine games.

They may be fine, but good teams don't start 2-7.

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Matt, Isiah, and Jordan recap briefly the Boston Red Sox series against the Houston Astros. There wasn’t a whole lot to discuss, as it was more of the same of what went wrong against the Reds. Pitching wasn’t good enough, the offense sputtered, but Wilyer Abreu and Connor Wong hit really well.

The trio talks road trip snacks, lobster poutine, and the 9 and 9 in 9 challenge before previewing the inaugural home series against the San Diego Padres.

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Derrik and Hunter are here for another episode the MiLB Talk. The duo breaks down Worcester’s opening series, and preview the seasons for the other three levels of the minors. They touch on the season debuts of Jake Bennett and Payton Tolle. How did the offense do with Mikey Romero leading the way? They try to do a quick breakdown of the other three levels ahead of their season openers this upcoming week. Can they keep it under two hours? No shot.

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Matt, Jack and Brian discuss the first series of the year for the Red Sox, Opening Day stats, Roman's Historic day, Should Mayer start at 2B, What's the deal with the lineups? Marcelos’ commercial and the new NESN Scorebug. The group discusses it being too early to react to Sonny Gray’s time in Boston like hes the next Corey Kluber. They look at the historically bad CB Bucknor game, as well as different Umpire Score cards. They also preview the Astros Series upcoming and more

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THE BOSTON RED SOX ARE BACK!!!

Jordan and Isiah preview the 2026 Boston Red Sox season, as the opener in Cincinnati is finally here. The two of them talk about players they think are poised for big seasons, as well as players who may disappoint.

Disclaimer: Lots of talk about eating shoes.

They also examine a few fascinating roster plot holes, including potential pathways for Willson Contreras to catch and Ceddanne Rafaela to play second base.

We also launched another new intro. Please enjoy and, as always, GO SOX!