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The Boston Red Sox have won 6 consecutive series as they continue to catapult up the AL East standings. Spencer defends his #ClickNick hashtag. Spencer and Sam discuss Xander Bogaerts All-Star Snub in the 1st ballot update. Should the Red Sox still have division title aspirations? How Jackie Bradley Jr. and Christian Vazquez have been Boston's unsung heroes this season. And what should we expect from Jeter Downs?

The Red Sox sit in playoff position for the first time since early April. Spencer and Sam break down what's been the key to Boston's recent success. Topics include: How has Michael Wacha been so good? Is Nick Pivetta an All-Star? Alex Cora's strategy changes A Chris Sale return?

The Red Sox momentum train slowed down over the weekend as Boston dropped 3 of 5 against the Orioles at Fenway Park. What does this mean? And how do the Red Sox bounce back? Topics include: -J.D. Martinez's epic month of May -What to do about Matt Barnes -How to fix the Boston bullpen -Our thoughts on the Apple TV broadcast

The Red Sox are red hot, having won 10 of their last 13 games. Spencer and Sam break down Boston's Mid-May turnaround. Topics include: Red hot Trevor Story Everyone should be rooting for Franchy Cordero Minor League pitching studs Boston's key stretch of upcoming games

The Red Sox slow start continues, dropping 5 of their first 7 series of the season. As they take on the Angels, Spencer and Sam discuss the importance of this week-long homestand. Other topics include: Is Michael Wacha for real? Bad luck Alex Verdugo Spencer's first Red Sox game of the season How the Bastards of Boston Baseball have the worst takes

The Red Sox sit at 7-11 through their 18 games as they continue to search for answers. Spencer and Sam ponder what must be done to solve Boston's early woes. Topics include: Spencer's solution to Bobby Dalbec's early struggles Which Red Sox Minor Leaguers deserve a call up to the show Bullpen Power Rankings Is Trevor Story a good fit in the leadoff spot?

Another tough outing for Nick Pivetta puts Spencer's All-Star prediction in peril. The Red Sox fall to 6-6 on the season. Spencer and Sam discuss the good and the bad of Boston's rotation, how Hansel Robles, Jake Diekman, and Matt Strahm have bolstered an impressive bullpen this season. Can we expect Jackie Bradley Jr. to stay hot at the plate? And which Red Sox player would make the best NBA player?

Five games into the 2022 MLB season and overreactions run rampant as the Red Sox start 2-3. Rafael Devers is better than ever and Garrett Whitlock looks like a future starter. How good is the Boston bullpen? What are our initial reactions to the performances of Michael Wacha and Rich Hill? Plus some off-day movie picks.

Opening Day is upon us! Spencer and Sam are joined by special guest and resident Yankee fan Scott Walczyk. How will the ultra-competitive AL East play out? What are the most exciting storylines this season? Will Rafael Devers emerge as an MVP candidate? And which Yankees we think will definitely be injured very soon (hint: a lot of them).

The Red Sox finally make their big free agency splash, signing All-Star SS Trevor Story to a six-year deal. Spencer and Sam discuss the significance of the deal. Where does this place Boston in the AL East power rankings? Were the Yankees the biggest Free Agency losers? And what are the biggest storylines heading into the season?

The first two weeks of the 2022 MLB season have been officially postponed. While the MLBPA and Owners get closer on some issues, new ones begin to arise. Spencer and Sam discuss the latest reports about the International Draft, the ban on the shift, pitch clock, and enlarged bases. Plus we discuss which minor leaguers we're excited to see as they report to Spring Training down in Florida.

After 16 and a half hours of negotiation, false hope provided by brief hero Bob Nightengale, the MLB has officially passed their artificially imposed deadline to strike a deal and has announced the cancellation of the first two series of the season. What does this mean for the present and the future of baseball? Why the owners are the main culprits, and how a deal can be reached before it's too late.