We hear from listeners, as well as our expert panel, on the major takeaways from last night's Democratic presidential primary debate and where the race stands less than three weeks away from the Iowa caucus.

The Boston Red Sox's decision to part ways with manager Alex Cora over a sign-stealing scandal is a blow to the Puerto Rican community locally who admired the attention and contributions he brought to his native island.

We speak with WBUR's Carrie Jung and Nancy Rappaport, a child psychiatrist and an associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.

Plus, the latest on the Red Sox cheating scandal and the mounting tensions between Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.

WBUR's Anthony Brooks previews the Democratic debate and offers a look into Bernie Sanders' traction on the campaign trail.

Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred has levied unprecedented penalties against the Houston Astros for using technology to steal opponents' signs during the club's 2017 World Series championship run. The league is also still investigating the 2018 Red Sox championship season after allegations surfaced of a similar scheme being utilized. What will the future hold for Red Sox manager Alex Cora, who was named as a key figure in the league's report?

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh joins us in studio to discuss his agenda for 2020 and take listener calls.

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to take up an appeal filed by Michelle Carter of Plainville. Her boyfriend, Conrad Roy, killed himself in 2014 and Carter was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for encouraging him to do so. Her team said the conviction violated Carter's First Amendment Rights.

Plus, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh takes listener calls and we mark 10 years since a devastating earthquake in Haiti.

We mark the 10th anniversary of a devastating earthquake in Haiti and the way the community mobilized to help people affected.