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Can the Boston Red Sox turn their fortunes around in 2025? With Jarren Duran's MVP-caliber breakout season and Tyler O'Neill's power surge, the Red Sox showed flashes of brilliance in 2024, yet missed the playoffs for the third consecutive year.Explore how Duran's versatility and O'Neill's home run prowess reshaped the Red Sox lineup, previously known for its "small ball" approach. Despite these standout performances, the team fell short of expectations, only slightly improving from 2023. As the Red Sox gear up for 2025, anticipation builds around Duran's potential and the team's quest to break their playoff drought.Join Gabby for an engaging discussion on the Boston Red Sox's evolving strategy and the key players poised to make an impact. Don't miss out on the insights and analysis that could define the Red Sox's path to success in the upcoming season. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to lis

Are the Boston Red Sox making a mistake by considering a trade for Triston Casas? As trade rumors swirl, Casas expresses his desire to stay and win in Boston, while Gabby argues he's a crucial piece for the Red Sox's future.Explore the uncertainty surrounding the Red Sox's second base position for 2025, with Vaughn Grissom and prospect Kristian Campbell as the main contenders. The episode also reflects on the Chris Sale trade to the Braves, with insights from Craig Breslow, Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer, who admits the move was painful but necessary for long-term goals.With the offseason just beginning, expectations are high for the Red Sox to make aggressive roster improvements. Tune in for a deep dive into the Red Sox's strategic moves and future prospects. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day.Support Us By Supporting O

Can the Boston Red Sox's revamped coaching staff and starting rotation propel them to success in 2025? With significant changes on the horizon, the Red Sox are poised for a transformative season.This episode breaks down the 2024 performance of key pitchers like Tanner Houck, Brayan Bello, and Nick Pivetta, offering insights into their potential impact next year. The discussion also covers the sweeping coaching staff changes, including the departure of six coaches, and how these shifts might influence the team's strategy. Expect a deep dive into which players could emerge as the 2025 MVP or surprise fans with standout performances.Will the Red Sox make the aggressive offseason moves needed to bolster their roster? Tune in for a comprehensive analysis of the team's path forward and what it means for their 2025 ambitions. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of the Locked On Podc

Can the Boston Red Sox recapture the magic of their 2018 World Series triumph? With a roster that once boasted 108 wins, the Red Sox's path to glory was marked by unforgettable comebacks and standout performances. This episode explores the stark contrasts between the 2018 championship team and the 2024 lineup, focusing on the outfield, infield, and pitching staff. Discover what it will take for the Red Sox to return to their former dominance in 2025. Key discussions include the need for an ace starting pitcher, a balanced lineup with right-handed power, and aggressive offseason moves. Will Rafael Devers lead the charge with new marquee free agents? The importance of roster depth and the skepticism surrounding ownership's willingness to invest are also on the table. Tune in for a deep dive into the Red Sox's strategy and future prospects. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of

Luis Tiant, the legendary Boston Red Sox pitcher, has passed away at 83, leaving behind a legacy marked by his unique pitching style and profound impact on the team. Could Willy Adames be the next big move for the Red Sox? This episode explores the potential fit of the free agent shortstop, considering his offensive prowess and the team's positional needs.Dive into the Red Sox's offseason strategy as Gabby discusses the possibility of trading fan favorites like Jarren Duran or Triston Casas to bolster their pitching lineup. She also analyzes the team's pressing needs for right-handed power bats and a revamped bullpen heading into 2025. Remembering Luis Tiant's illustrious 19-year MLB career, she reflects on his contributions to baseball and the Red Sox.Join Gabby for an engaging discussion on the Boston Red Sox's future and the legacy of Luis Tiant. Don't miss out on these unique insights and strategic analyses. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully

Can the Boston Red Sox's aggressive offseason plans lead to a division title and a deep playoff run? Craig Breslow promises a more decisive approach, aiming to reshape the Red Sox into contenders.This episode explores the key players who need to step up in 2025, including Brayan Bello's quest for consistency and Triston Casas's return from injury. The discussion also highlights the potential pitfalls of health issues for stars like Rafael Devers and Trevor Story. With questions surrounding the front office's credibility, can Breslow's bold talk translate into action?Join Gabby as she dissects the Red Sox's strategy, fan expectations, and the critical moves needed to meet them. Don't miss this engaging analysis of the Boston Red Sox's path to success in the upcoming season. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day.Support Us By

Can Rafael Devers propel the Boston Red Sox to playoff glory in 2025? Despite a challenging 2024 season marred by a shoulder injury, Devers managed to hit .272 with 28 home runs and 83 RBIs, proving his resilience and importance to the team.This episode breaks down Devers' performance, examining how his injury impacted his clutch moments and situational hitting. Gabby explores the keys to his success in 2025, including staying healthy and staying hot against division rivals. As the heart of the Red Sox lineup, Devers' ability to reduce strikeouts and enhance his road batting average will be crucial.Join Gabby as she discusses Devers' potential to lead the Red Sox back to the playoffs, and what it will take for him to reach his full potential. Don't miss this insightful analysis of Devers' journey and the Red Sox's playoff hopes. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of the Lock

Could Alex Bregman be the next big addition to the Boston Red Sox? With the MLB offseason heating up, the Red Sox are eyeing potential free agents to bolster their roster, and Bregman's connection to Boston makes him a tantalizing prospect.This episode explores the Red Sox's strategic moves, focusing on Alex Bregman, Corbin Burnes, and Max Fried as potential targets. Gabby analyzes how these players could fit into the Red Sox's lineup and address their pressing need for top-tier starting pitching. The discussion also touches on the recent playoff eliminations of the Houston Astros and Baltimore Orioles, examining the implications for their free agents.Join Gabby for an engaging discussion on the Boston Red Sox's offseason strategies and potential game-changing acquisitions. Listen now for exclusive insights and expert analysis! For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of the Locke

Kenley Jansen's absence from the Boston Red Sox's final series has sparked speculation about his future with the team. Could this signal the end of his tenure with the Red Sox? As the offseason looms, the Red Sox face critical decisions, including Rob Refsnyder's potential return and the fate of free agents like Chris Martin and Nick Pivetta.This episode breaks down the Red Sox's offseason priorities, focusing on acquiring a new closer and bolstering their bullpen. The discussion also touches on the need for right-handed power in the lineup and the team's rebuilding strategy to regain competitiveness. With insights into the team's roster dynamics and potential moves, this episode is a must-listen for Red Sox fans and baseball enthusiasts alike.Tune in to explore the Red Sox's path forward and gain unique insights into their offseason strategies. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now.

The Boston Red Sox front office, including Craig Breslow, Sam Kennedy, and Alex Cora, addressed the disappointing 2023 season, vowing improvements for 2024. But will their actions match their words? Speculation swirls around a potential Masataka Yoshida trade due to his defensive challenges and contract constraints. Meanwhile, the Red Sox's farm system shines as Kristian Campbell and Hunter Dobbins earn top minor league honors, showcasing future potential. Alex Cora's three-year contract extension signals his commitment to a competitive future for the Red Sox.Explore the Red Sox's strategic moves and the implications for their roster. Will Yoshida's trade rumors materialize? What does Cora's extension mean for the team's direction? Tune in for an engaging discussion on the Red Sox's path forward. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team.

Can the Boston Red Sox reclaim their glory in 2025? With Jarren Duran's standout season and Vaughn Grissom's late surge, the Red Sox are poised for intriguing roster decisions. This episode explores Duran's MVP-worthy performance and his September slump, raising questions about his future with the team. Gabby also spotlights Grissom's potential as a starting second baseman after his impressive Triple-A call-up. Quinn Priester's debut is another highlight, as his strong performance in the final game sparks debate about his role in the 2025 rotation. The Red Sox's offseason strategy is crucial, with a frontline starting pitcher high on the wishlist. Key infield and outfield decisions loom, with multiple players vying for positions. Join Gabby for an engaging discussion on the Boston Red Sox's path forward and the pivotal moves that could shape their next season.  For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HER

Are the Boston Red Sox's pitchers the most reliable in the league, or do they need a major overhaul? Dive into the 2024 season's pitching dynamics as Gabby ranks the Red Sox's starting rotation, with Tanner Houck leading the pack and Brayan Bello trailing.Explore the bullpen's strengths and weaknesses, spotlighting reliable arms like Chris Martin and Justin Slaten, while addressing the struggles of others. The discussion doesn't stop there—get insights into the Red Sox's offseason needs, particularly the crucial bullpen improvements.Join me for a detailed breakdown of individual pitcher performances, examining their strengths, weaknesses, and overall reliability.Don't miss this chance to understand the Boston Red Sox's pitching challenges and future strategies. Listen now for exclusive insights! For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team.

The Red Sox concluded their 2024 season with a 3-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays in front of 34,862 at Fenway Park Sunday afternoon. The Red Sox finish the season at 81-81 after having losing seasons in each of the previous 2 seasons.  -----On the Board 1st- The Red Sox put 2 runs on the board in the Bottom of the 2nd Inning.  Jarren Duran reached with a 1-out Single and scored on an RBI Double from Vaughn Grissom, who scored from 3rd when Triston Casas reached on a fielder's choice. The Red Sox added a run in the Bottom of the 5th to go up, 3-1.  Connor Wong picked up an RBI when he reached on a fielder's choice.    -----Quinn's Red Sox Debut: Quinn Priester made his Red Sox debut and got the start in Game #162. Priester worked 3 scoreless innings to get started.  He left a runner stranded at 3rd in the 1st Inning and left 2 runners on base in the 2nd Inning.  Rays got their only run against Priester in the 4th Inning with Dylan Carlson picking up an RBI with a Single.  Priester erased a leadoff walk in th

The Red Sox lost their 2nd straight to the Tampa Bay Rays and 3rd in a row overall with a 7-2 loss to the Rays Saturday afternoon at Fenway Park.  The Red Sox are a game below .500 (80-81) with 1 more game to go for the 2024 Regular Season.  The Red Sox are now 6 games below .500 with a record of 37-43 at Fenway.-----On the Board 1st- Triston Casas got the Red Sox on the board with 1 big swing of the bat in the Bottom of the 1st.  Casas hit a solo Home Run off Rays starter, Shane Baz, that went into the seats above the Green Monster in leftfield. It's his 13th of the season and 2nd this season off Baz.    -----Kutter & The Home Run Ball: Kutter Crawford made his final start of the 2024 Regular Season Saturday afternoon.  Crawford gave up a 2-run Home Run to Junior Caminero in the 3rd Inning and that put the Rays up, 2-1.  It was the 34th Home Run allowed this season by Crawford, the most in the Majors. Crawford gave up RBI Singles to Caminero and Jonathan Aranda in the 5th and exited with 2 on and 1 out.

The Red Sox were held to 6 Hits and lost a 2-1 decision to the Tampa Bay Rays in the series opener Friday night at Fenway Park. Sox are 80-80 with 2 more games to go in the Regular Season.  The Sox are .500 for the 24th time this season.   -----On the Board 1st- Rays and Red Sox were scoreless until the Rays broke through in the Top of the 7th.  Jonathan Aranda reached with a 1-out walk and scored on an RBI Double off the bat of Josh Lowe.  On the play, Johnny DeLuca was thrown out trying to score from 1st.  DeLuca was out 8-6-2 for the 2nd out of the Inning.  That would be all for Pivetta, who left to a nice ovation in what may have been his final appearance with the Red Sox.  Zach Penrod entered with a runner on base.  Penrod walked and hit the 1st 2 hitters that he faced and then walked Christopher Morel to force in a run.  That run was charged to Pivetta and ended Penrod's night on the hill.  Luis Guerrero entered and got the final out to leave the bases loaded.   # 37's Final Line- 6.2 IP. 4 Hits. 2 R. 2

Are the Boston Red Sox poised for a major shake-up? Dive into the latest power rankings of Red Sox position players, where Gabby evaluates their performance and value to the team. With a keen focus on the outfield, Gabby breaks down the contributions of Jarren Duran, Ceddanne Rafaela, and Tyler O'Neill. The infield isn't left out, as she assesses the impact of Rafael Devers, Trevor Story, and Triston Casas.Catchers Connor Wong, Danny Jansen, and Reese McGuire are under the spotlight, highlighting the need for improvement. What does the future hold for these players, and where should the Red Sox focus their efforts?Join Gabby for an engaging analysis of the Boston Red Sox's roster and future prospects. Listen now for unique insights into the team's evolving strategy and potential. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day.Suppor

Can the Boston Red Sox bounce back after a "solid C" season? With injuries plaguing key players like Trevor Story and Triston Casas, the Red Sox's playoff hopes dwindled, but they remained in contention until late in the season.This episode breaks down the Red Sox's 2024 season, highlighting Jarren Duran's impressive breakout as the team's MVP and the bullpen's struggles that hindered their playoff push. Discover how Kristian Campbell's rise as Baseball America's Minor League Player of the Year could shake up the second base competition next spring.Join Gabby for an engaging discussion on the Red Sox's challenges and potential roster shifts. Listen now for unique insights into the team's evolving strategy and future prospects. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Booking.comThe right s

The Red Sox were unable to finish off the series sweep and dropped a 6-1 decision in the finale against the Blue Jays Wednesday night at the Rogers Centre in Toronto.  Loss snapped the Red Sox win streak at 4 in a row.  They never won more than 4 straight after the All-Star Break.  Sox took 2 of 3 in the Series, but failed to finish off a series sweep for the 4th time since the All-Star Break.  -----On the Board 1st: Just like he did Tuesday night, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. helped get the Blue Jays on the board 1st in the Series Finale Wednesday night.  Guerrero led off the Home 4th Inning with a Double and scored on a Double from Alejandro Kirk to put the Jays up, 1-0.  Kirk scored on an RBI Single from Ernie Clement to make it 2-0.  Kirk knocked in 2 more runs and made it 4-0 with a 2-out, 2-run Single in the 5th Inning.  Kirk was cut down at 2nd trying to stretch his Single into a Double, but he was thrown out at 2nd by right-fielder Wilyer Abreu.       -----Fitts On the Hill: Richard Fitts made his 4th start

Trevor Story is back in action, and he's making waves for the Boston Red Sox. With a .318 average over his last six games, Story's resurgence is a game-changer for the Red Sox's future. Can Vaughn Grissom's breakout performance, featuring a 3-for-4 game with an RBI, be the spark he needs to turn things around?This episode dives into Alex Cora's strategic in-game roster moves and the Red Sox's thrilling 6-5 extra innings win over the Toronto Blue Jays. Discover how Trevor Story's defensive prowess played a crucial role in keeping the Red Sox's playoff hopes alive. The discussion also touches on the team's slim chances and what they need to do to stay in the race.Don't miss this engaging analysis of the Boston Red Sox's playoff push and the key players making it happen. Tune in for insights and expert commentary on the team's evolving strategy. For your next listen, check out the Locked On MLB podcast. Prepare for the Fall Classic with Sully, who has it all covered every single day. Click HERE to listen now. Pa

The Red Sox came from behind and ended up holding on for a 6-5, 10 Inning win over the Blue Jays Tuesday night at Rogers Centre in Toronto.  Sox clinch the series and win their 4th straight game.  The Red Sox also picked up their 80th win of the season and are 2 over .500 with 4 more to go.  Chase Shugart walked 2 hitters with 2 outs in the 10th including the 2nd with the bases loaded to force in a run.  Shugart came back and got the final out to leave the bases loaded.      -----3 In The 10th- Red Sox went in front for the 1st time in the game in the Top of the 10th.  Trevor Story Doubled in a run to put Boston in front, 4-3. Connor Wong brought in a run with a fielder's choice groundout.  Vaughn Grissom knocked in the 3rd run of the inning with an RBI Single.  -----2-Out Magic: Red Sox were blanked through the 1st 6 Innings by Bowden Francis and the Jays Bullpen.  The Sox finally got on the board in the 7th Inning.  Vaughn Grissom and Wilyer Abreu both worked 2-out walks.  Danny Jansen reached with an infie