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The Red Sox (69-59) got their 8-game road trip off on the right foot with Thursday's night's 6-3 victory over the Yankees at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. The win snapped the Red Sox 3-game losing streak and ended the Yankees 5-game win streak. Roman Anthony extended the Red Sox lead with a huge 2-out, 2-run Home Run in the Top of the 9th and Aroldis Chapman retired the side 1-2-3 in the Bottom of the 9th.   -----Sox at the Dish: Roman Anthony tied the game at 3-3 on an RBI Single in the 6th Inning. The Sox went back in front in the 7th with Trevor Story reaching with a leadoff Single and he scored from 1st on an RBI Double from Nathaniel Lowe. The Sox would load the bases with 1 out, but Carlos Narvaez and Roman Anthony both struck out to end the Innings. Roman Anthony hit his first Yankee Stadium Home Run in the 9th with a 2-out, 2-run shot providing some insurance.    -----Going with Gio: Lucas Giolito made his 20th start of the season and his 1st this season against the Yankees in the series opener Thursda

Red Sox manager Alex Cora's job on the line? Playoff hopes hang in the balance as crucial Yankees series looms.Host Gabby (Hurlbut) Maljanian tackles the burning question: Should Cora be fired if Boston misses the postseason? She analyzes his analytical approach, player relationships, and recent team struggles. The discussion covers Richard Fitts's recall from AAA Worcester, its impact on the bullpen, and the Red Sox's wild card chances. Maljanian breaks down the upcoming four-game showdown against the Yankees, emphasizing its make-or-break nature for Boston's playoff aspirations.Will Cora's management style prove effective in this high-stakes series? Can the Red Sox capitalize on their strong season record against the Yankees? Tune in for expert insights on Boston's path forward. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Visit 5HEWIN.com for full rules and entry. No purchase necessary. Excludes

Red Sox stumble against Orioles. Is their postseason dream slipping away?Gabby (Hurlbut) Maljanian dissects Boston's frustrating loss, highlighting missed opportunities and questionable decisions. Walker Buehler's struggles take center stage as his future in the rotation hangs in the balance. Nathaniel Lowe's impact in his Red Sox DH debut offers a glimmer of hope amidst offensive woes. The host explores potential roster moves and pitching staff adjustments that could make or break Boston's season.Tune in for an in-depth analysis of the Red Sox's path forward and how they can turn things around before it's too late. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Visit 5HEWIN.com for full rules and entry. No purchase necessary. Excludes the Master’s tournament. Ends October 31, 2025.PrizePicksDownload the PrizePicks app today and use code LOCKEDONMLB to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 l

The Red Sox (68-59) closed out their homestand with a 4-3, 11-Inning loss to the Baltimore Orioles. The Sox were swept in the brief 2-game series and have lost 3 straight games.  The Sox tied the game up with 2 in the 9th on a 2-run Home Run from Nathaniel Lowe but could not bring in the winning run. The Sox went 2-3 on their homestand and are now on the road for the next 8 games.      -----Sox at the Dish: The Sox had the leadoff man reach in each of the 1st 3 Innings against Tomoyuki Sugano but did not score in the 1st 2 Innings. Connor Wong led off the 3rd with a Single and eventually scored on a Balk from Sugano.  Oriole pitchers combined to retire 11 straight hitters heading to the 8th Inning. The Sox loaded up the bases with 2 Singles and a walk. Rico Garcia came into the game and struck out Jarren Duran (on 3 pitches), Trevor Story, and Masa Yoshida. The Sox tied the game at 3-3 in the Bottom of the 9th on a 2-run Home Run from Nathaniel Lowe, his 1st hit with his new club. The Red Sox had the bases lo

Red Sox bullpen woes intensify as Jordan Hicks struggles. Is a major shakeup on the horizon?Host Gabby (Hurlbut) Maljanian breaks down the Boston Red Sox's pitching dilemma, highlighting Hicks' command issues and potential demotion. The discussion covers Justin Slaten's rehab assignment, Wilyer Abreu's day-to-day injury status, and how recent roster moves impact the team's outfield depth. Key topics include bullpen reinforcement options, Chris Murphy's role, and the ripple effects of Rob Refsnyder's absence against lefties.Don't miss this in-depth analysis of the Red Sox's path forward. Will Hicks turn it around? Can Slaten provide the spark the bullpen desperately needs? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Visit 5HEWIN.com for full rules and entry. No purchase necessary. Excludes the Master’s tournament. Ends October 31, 2025.PrizePicksDownload the PrizePicks app today and use code LOCKEDO

The Red Sox (68-58) dropped their 2nd straight at Fenway with a 6-3 loss to the Baltimore Orioles in the series opener Monday night.  The Sox managed only 6 hits and never led at any point and have now lost 3 in a row at home to the Orioles. The Red Sox remain 5.0 games behind the Toronto Blue Jays in the AL East with the Jays losing to the Pittsburgh Pirates.   -----Going with May: Dustin May made his 3rd start for the Red Sox and turned in his 2nd consecutive strong outing with 6 Innings of 2-run baseball.  May gave up a solo Home Run to Gunnar Henderson in the 3rd. In the 4th, Dylan Beavers made it 2-0 with a 2-out, RBI Single.  May left with the Sox trailing by 2 runs.  He walked 1 and struck out 7.----- Sox at the Dish: The Red Sox managed only 3 hits (all Singles) and no runs over the 1st 6 innings by Orioles starting pitcher Trevor Rogers. He retired the side in order in the 5th and again in the 6th and started the 7th having retired 14 of 15 hitters. In the 7th, the Red Sox got 2 runners on base for t

Red Sox shake up roster with Nathaniel Lowe acquisition. Can this move propel Boston to a deep playoff run?Host Gabby (Hurlbut) Maljanian breaks down the Red Sox's latest roster moves, analyzing Lowe's potential impact and how he fits into Boston's first base situation. The discussion covers Marcelo Mayer's season-ending injury, its implications for the team's infield depth, and the recent series against the Miami Marlins. Key topics include bullpen management challenges, Lucas Giolito's impressive start, and how these factors might affect Boston's wild card chances.Don't miss this in-depth analysis of the Boston Red Sox's path to postseason success. Will Lowe's addition be enough to overcome recent setbacks and secure a playoff spot? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Visit 5HEWIN.com for full rules and entry. No purchase necessary. Excludes the Master’s tournament. Ends October 31, 2025.

The Red Sox (68-57) were not able to pull off a series sweep over the Miami Marlins and lost, 5-3, in Sunday's series finale at Fenway Park. The Marlins hit 2 Home Runs in the Top of the 9th Inning. The first from Dane Myers tied the game at 3-3. The second from Jakob Marsee put the Marlins up by 2 runs. It's the Red Sox 2nd loss of the season (57-2) when leading after 8 Innings. -----Crochet Day: Garrett Crochet worked 7 innings of 1-run baseball against the Marlins in Sunday's finale. Crochet exited with a lead but ended up with a no-decision.  Crochet retired 7 in a row to start before allowing a solo Home Run to Eric Wagaman in the 3rd.  It was the only run allowed on the day by Crochet.  It's the 13th time this season where Crochet allowed 0 or 1 runs in an outing. He walked 1 and struck out 8. The Marlins were 0-for-6 with Runners in Scoring Position against Crochet.   ----- Sox at the Dish: The Sox managed only 1 base runner over the first 4 Innings against Marlins starter, Janson Junk.  In the 4th, Wi

The Red Sox (68-56) clinched the series victory over the Miami Marlins by holding on for a 7-5 victory Saturday afternoon at Fenway Park. The Sox have won 7 straight home series at Fenway. Aroldis Chapman had to come on and get the final out in the 9th inning after the Marlins got 3 2-out runs off Isaiah Campbell in the 9th Inning.  The Sox will go for their 7th sweep of the season and 6th at home Sunday afternoon.       -----Bello on the Bump: Brayan Bello notched his 9th win of the season on Saturday. Bello gave up 2 earned runs on 2 solo Home Runs over 6.1 Innings. He walked no one and struck out 2.  Bello retired 8 in a row before allowing a solo Home Run to Troy Johnston in the 5th Inning. Augustin Ramirez hit a Home Run to leadoff the 7th against Bello. The Sox are now 11-10 in Bello's 21 starts this season.  Bello has now allowed 2 runs or less in 11 of his game starts this season.         ----- Sox at the Dish: The Sox got on the board in the 1st Inning against Cal Quantrill.  Masa Yoshida knocked in

The Red Sox (66-56) walked off with a 2-1 win over the Miami Marlins in the series opener Friday night at Fenway Park. It's the Sox 28th comeback win of the season. The Red Sox were out hit 9-3. Trevor Story had 2 of the Hits, including the game-winner in the 9th. -----Going with Gio: Lucas Giolito, who has been terrific in recent starts at Fenway, made the start in the opener and worked into the 7th Inning. Giolito gave up 1 earned run on 7 Hits (5 Doubles) and ended up with a no-decision.  Giolito gave up an RBI Double to Kyle Stowers in the 3rd Inning to get the Marlins on the board first. He exited after giving up a 1-out Single in the 7th and the game tied at 1-1. The Marlins went 1-for-10 with RISP against Giolito. He walked 1 and struck out 5. The Red Sox are now (13-6) in Giolito's 19 starts this season.    ----- Sox at the Dish: The Red Sox were retired 1-2-3 in each of the first 4 Innings by Sandy Alcantara. Trevor Story led off the 5th with a single, stole 2nd, but was left stranded.  The Sox tied

Big market MLB teams are struggling. Are the Mets, Yankees, and Dodgers facing a crisis?Jeff Carr and the Locked On MLB Squad analyze the unexpected challenges for baseball's powerhouses. From the New York Mets' shocking collapse to the Los Angeles Dodgers' luxury tax manipulation, the hosts dissect recent performances and financial strategies. The Chicago Cubs' small-market approach comes under fire, while playoff predictions spark heated debate. Sully argues the current MLB economic structure pits "28 teams against the Mets and the Dodgers," potentially leading to future labor disputes. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTime to fuel up and turn it up with 5-hour ENERGY®️ Transfusion! Go to https://5hourenergy.com today and use my promo code LOCKEDONGOLF to receive 20% off your order. This offer is only valid until September 30th on one order and cannot be used with other promotions. The code is not good on subscription orders.  Supply HouseJoin the TradeMaster program today at SupplyHouse.c

Red Sox Stun MLB with Post-Devers Surge. Is a Wild Card Berth Within Reach?Boston's offense leads the American League since trading Rafael Devers. Host Gabby (Hurlbut) Maljanian breaks down the trade's impact, highlighting Jordan Hicks and Kyle Harrison's performances. The discussion covers Ceddanne Rafaela's recent struggles, potential adjustments, and Kristian Campbell's AAA success. Key topics include the Red Sox's evolving lineup, defensive considerations, and Alex Cora's strategy for the playoff push.Will Boston's unexpected offensive explosion continue? Can Rafaela bounce back? Tune in for expert analysis on the Red Sox's path to postseason glory. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTime to fuel up and turn it up with 5-hour ENERGY®️ Transfusion! Go to https://5hourenergy.com today and use my promo code LOCKEDONGOLF to receive 20% off your order. This offer is only valid until September 30th on one order and cannot be used with other promotions. The code is not good on subscription orders

Red Sox Playoff Hopes Alive Despite Road Struggles. Can Boston overcome their away game woes?Host Gabby (Hurlbut) Maljanian breaks down the Boston Red Sox's recent road trip challenges and argues why they're still playoff contenders. She analyzes the team's resilience, highlighting their comeback against the Houston Astros. The discussion covers potential roster moves, including the possible acquisition of Josh Bell to boost the lineup. Maljanian outlines crucial factors for Boston's stretch run success, from improving road performance to maintaining pitching consistency.Tune in for expert insights on the Red Sox's path to October baseball and how they can secure a postseason berth. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Visit 5HEWIN.com for full rules and entry. No purchase necessary. Excludes the Master’s tournament. Ends October 31, 2025.OpenPhoneStreamline and scale your customer communica

The Red Sox (66-56) closed out their 6-game road trip with a 4-1 loss to the Houston Astros Wednesday night at Daikin Park in Houston. The Sox dropped 2 of 3 to the Astros and went 2-4 against the Padres and Astros.  The Sox have 40 Games remaining in the regular season and open up a 5-Game Homestand at Fenway Friday night.  -----Buehler in Finale: The Sox handed the ball to Walker Buehler for the start in the series finale against the Astros Wednesday night. Buehler gave up a leadoff Home Run to Jeremey Pena to start the game.  The Astros added a 2nd run in the 1st inning on a 2-out Single from Yainer Diaz.  Buehler settled in nicely after the 1st Inning and he retired 9 in a row and 15 of 16 before running into trouble in the 6th. Buehler walked a hitter with 2 outs and then Diaz made it 4-1 with a 2-run Home Run.  Buehler went 6.0 IP and allowed 4 earned runs on 4 Hits (2 Home Runs). He walked 4 and struck out 3. He departed the game with the Sox trailing, 4-1.   ----- Sox at the Dish: The Sox got on the b

Red Sox stun Astros with offensive explosion. Is this the turning point for Boston's season?Host Gabby (Hurlbut) Maljanian breaks down the Boston Red Sox's impressive 14-1 victory, highlighting Dustin May's dominant pitching performance and Roman Anthony's game-changing offensive contributions. The discussion covers the team's evolving offensive strategy, recent roster moves, and how these factors are reshaping the AL East landscape. Key topics include the Red Sox's improved plate discipline, upcoming challenges against division rivals, and potential trade targets to watch.Don't miss this in-depth analysis of the Boston Red Sox's path to success. Will their offensive firepower continue to overwhelm opponents? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Visit 5HEWIN.com for full rules and entry. No purchase necessary. Excludes the Master’s tournament. Ends October 31, 2025.OpenPhoneStreamline and sc

The Red Sox (66-55) avoided a 4th straight loss with a (14-1) blowout win over the Astros Tuesday night at Daikin Park in Houston. The series is even at 1-1 and the Red Sox are now 4-1 on the season against the Astros. It's the Sox 66th win of the season.  They won their 66th game last season on August 20 at Houston. The Sox are now 19-0 when scoring 10 or more runs in a Game this season.  -----Going with May: Dustin May turned in his terrific outing in his 2nd start with the Red Sox. The 27-year-old tossed 6 scoreless innings and exited with an 8-0 lead. May walked 1 and struck out 8. He gave up a Single on the 1st pitch of the Game to Jeremey Pena and 5 hits total (all Singles). He was 20 of 24 on 1st-pitch strikes.----- Sox at the Dish: The Sox got on the board first for the 2nd straight night.  Trevor Story was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded in the 3rd to bring in the Sox first run. Masa Yoshida picked up an RBI with a Sac Fly to make it 2-0.  The Sox added on with Carlos Narvaez tagging a 3-run Hom

Red Sox ace Garrett Crochet stumbles but remains in Cy Young contention. Can he bounce back and outpace Tarik Skubal in the race?Host Gabby (Hurlbut) Maljanian breaks down Crochet's recent performance against the Houston Astros, analyzing key metrics like FIP, WAR, and WHIP. She explores Boston's catching situation, explaining the addition of Ali Sánchez and its impact on Carlos Narváez and Connor Wong. The episode also covers Jovani Morán's promotion from Triple-A Worcester, detailing his journey and potential contributions to the Red Sox bullpen.Tune in for expert analysis on Boston's pitching prowess and roster strategy as they push for the playoffs. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Visit 5HEWIN.com for full rules and entry. No purchase necessary. Excludes the Master’s tournament. Ends October 31, 2025.OpenPhoneStreamline and scale your customer communications with OpenPhone. Get 20%

The Red Sox (65-55) rallied late but fell short and dropped a 7-6 decision to the Houston Astros in the series opener Monday night at Daikin Park in Houston, TX. The Sox have lost 3 in a row and 4 of 5 since winning 7 in a row.  The loss snaps the Sox streak of 19 straight wins when scoring 5 or more runs. -----Crochet Day: Garrett Crochet was staked to an early 2-0 lead, but lasted just 4 Innings and took his first loss since May 26 on the road against the Milwaukee Brewers.  Crochet gave up 3 runs in the 3rd Inning. Carlos Correa got the Astros on the board with an RBI Single. Christian Walker put the Astros in front with a 2-out, 2-run Double. Jazz McCormick put Houston up 5-2 with a 2-run Home Run off Crochet in the 4th Inning. Crochet exited after throwing 86 pitches over 4 Innings of work. He gave up 5 earned runs on 7 hits. He walked 1 and struck out 5.  ----- Sox at the Dish: The Sox had a 2-0 lead 2 batters into the game against Christian Javier. Roman Anthony led off with a Single and Alex Bregman f

Red Sox pitching woes continue as Brayan Bello struggles against Padres. Can Boston's rotation recover in time for a playoff push?Host Gabby (Hurlbut) Maljanian breaks down Bello's recent performance, highlighting his improved changeup despite giving up 5 earned runs. The discussion covers Boston's catching crisis with Carlos Narváez injured and Connor Wong slumping, plus top prospect Peyton Tolle's promotion to AAA Worcester. Key topics include potential bullpen reinforcements, Ali Sanchez's acquisition, and Tolle's 99 mph fastball turning heads in the minors.Don't miss this in-depth analysis of the Red Sox's path forward. Will Boston's pitching staff step up as the postseason race heats up? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Visit 5HEWIN.com for full rules and entry. No purchase necessary. Excludes the Master’s tournament. Ends October 31, 2025.OpenPhoneStreamline and scale your customer

The Red Sox (65-54) dropped a 6-2 decision in the rubber game of their 3-game series against the Padres at Petco Park Sunday afternoon.  The loss snaps the Red Sox streak of winning 4 consecutive series. The Sox never led at any point and have now lost 3 of 4 after winning 7 in a row. -----Bello on the Bump: Brayan Bello made the start in the series finale Sunday and took the loss. Bello gave up 5 earned runs in the start over 5.2 Innings. Bello exited with 2 outs and the bases loaded in the 6th Inning. He walked 3, hit a batter and struck out 7. All 5 runs scored against Bello came with 2 outs in the Inning. Entering Sunday, Bello had a .189 Batting Average Again with Runners in Scoring Position.  The Padres went 3-for-5 with RISP against Bellon on Sunday. From the Red Sox Game Notes: Bello has now faced 28 clubs with his first career outing against the Padres on Sunday and the Phillies are the only Big League team that he has not faced.    ----- Sox at the Dish: The Red Sox were shut down over the first 6 I