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The Red Sox are adjusting to life after parting ways with manager Alex Cora & they are off to a good start with two wins into the beginning of the Chad Tracy era as the interim manager. Tom Caron & Lou Merloni share their thoughts on the decision to move on from Alex Cora before breaking down their expectations for Chad Tracy & the rest of the Red Sox new coaching staff. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron & Lou Merloni.

Red Sox rightly Sonny Gray is headed to the injured list with a right hamstring strain after leaving his Patriots’ Day start vs the Tigers early. With Gray on the 15-day IL, the question becomes who will fill his spot in the Red Sox rotation? Jahmai Webster & Lenny DiNardo break down how Sonny Gray’s injury impacts the team going forward & if Payton Tolle is the best option to replace Gray in the rotation. Plus, the guys preview the first series against the Yankees since the Red Sox lost to New York in the 2025 A.L. Wild Card series. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Jahmai Webster & Lenny DiNardo.

Five RBIs from Trevor Story & six innings from Connelly Early were enough to help the Red Sox avoid the series sweep against the Twins, giving Boston a 3-3 record on the road trip. The Red Sox now return home for a 4-game series against Tarik Skuba’s Tigers & a 3-game series vs Aaron Judge's Yankees. Alanna Rizzo & Will Middlebrooks recap the highs & lows of the Red Sox road trip before previewing Boston's upcoming tough homestand. Plus, Middlebrooks weighs in from a former player's perspective about the fan incident involving Jarren Duran in Minnesota. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Alanna Rizzo & Will Middlebrooks.

Red Sox ace Garrett Crochet allowed 11 runs & gave up a career-high 10 earned runs in Boston’s first meeting with the Minnesota Twins this season. Which has many fans asking if Crochet is dealing with some type of injury or perhaps tipping his pitches. Tom Caron & Will Middlebrooks break down Crochet’s worst start of his career while discussing how the Red Sox ace can bounce back from the performance. Plus, the guys highlight how Willson Contreras’s lead-by-example approach is helping to turn the offense around. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron & Will Middlebrooks.

Boston finished the first homestand of the season with a 3-3 record after winning their first series thanks in large part to the performances of Sonny Gray, Garrett Crochet & Willson Contreras against the Brewers. Now the Red Sox head back out on the road looking to build on their recent success. Adam Pellerin & Will Middlebrooks break down what went well for the Sox on the homestand while discussing what improvements still need to be made going forward. Plus, the guys examine the state of Boston’s Bullpen after the recent Justin Slaten & Johan Oviedo injury updates. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Adam Pellerin & Will Middlebrooks.

The Red Sox entered the 2026 season with what many thought was one of the best starting rotations in MLB, but Boston’s starters have pitched fewer than 5.0 innings in 6 of the teams’ 10 games this season. Leading to a 2-8 record & tying a franchise record for the worst start through the first 10 games of a season. Tom Caron & Lenny DiNardo recap Brayan Bello’s short night vs the Brewers while discussing how Red Sox starters need to go deeper in games & cut down on walks if Boston hopes to turn the season around. Plus, the guys react to Willson Contreras' threat to 'take out' Brewers players after being hit by a pitch for the 24th time vs Milwaukee. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron & Lenny DiNardo.

The Red Sox first road trip of the season was then ideal as they finished with a 1-5 record. They return to Boston on a 5-game losing streak looking to turn things around as they host the Padres & Brewers for the first homestand of the season. Tom Caron & Lenny DiNardo break down the road trip while discussing what has been the biggest issues for the Red Sox this season. Plus, Fenway Park Organist Josh Kantor joins to share his favorite opening day memories along with what a day is like in the life of the Red Sox Organist. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron & Lenny DiNardo.

The Red Sox open the 2026 season with a 1-3 record & some fans are already worried about the overall build of the team. With newcomers Rangers Suarez, Johan Oviedo, Caleb Durbin, & Willson Contreras highlighting some of the team's early struggles. Tom Caron & Lou Merloni break down why fans shouldn't be worried about the team after only 4 games into the season. Plus, the guys discuss how the Red Sox need to learn to better manage their ABS challenges during a game. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron & Lou Merloni.

The 2026 World Baseball Classic came to an end with Wilyer Abreu & Venezuela beating Roman Anthony & USA in the championship game. Now with the tournament behind them, Red Sox players return to Fort Myers to finish up Spring Training. Tom Caron & Lou Merloni break down how members of the Red Sox roster who played in the WBC can build off their performances in the tournament for the start of the regular season. Plus, with a week away from the Red Sox season opener vs the Reds in Cincinnati, TC & Lou preview what to expect this upcoming season from Boston's starting rotation, bullpen & outfield. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron & Lou Merloni.

The 2026 World Baseball Classic championship is set with USA facing Venezuela. Regardless of the outcome, the true winners of the WBC are the Red Sox, given how well their players have performed throughout the tournament, & with Roman Anthony (USA), Garrett Whitlock (USA), Willson Contreras (Venezuela), Wilyer Abreu (Venezuela), Ranger Suarez (Venezuela) all featured on the rosters for the Championship game. Tom Caron is joined by Will Middlebrooks & Dave O'Brien to discuss the WBC championship & the impact the tournament has had on Boston’s upcoming season. Plus, the Red Sox hosted their annual Jimmy Fund Spring Training trip where they welcomed teenage patients from the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute's Jimmy Fund Clinic to Fort Myers, Florida. Hear what Sonny Gray & Garrett Crochet had to say about being part of the experience. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron.

Players from the Boston Red Sox are having a major impact in the 2026 World Baseball Classic, with more than a dozen players contributing for their national teams. Notable performances have come from Roman Anthony (USA), Brayan Bello (Dominican Republic), Jarren Duran (Mexico), & Masataka Yoshida (Japan), each delivering standout efforts & highlighting the Red Sox talent across multiple rosters. Jahmai Webster & Lenny DiNardo break down Boston’s impact in the WBC before diving into how the Red Sox projected rotation has been performing through spring training. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Jahmai Webster & Lenny DiNardo.

The Red Sox have an eye on the future with their young stars like Roman Anthony, who is a lock to make the 40-man roster out of Spring Training. Other players, like Marcelo Mayer, Payton Tolle, & Connelly Early still have to learn their spots as they continue their development. Red Sox Senior Director of Player Development Brian Abraham joins Tom Caron from JetBlue Park to discuss how the development of Boston’s future stars is key for the Red Sox long-term success & the Futures at Fenway South game. Plus, hear what Will Middlebrooks thinks about Marcelo Mayer's chances to make the 40-man roster. All that & more on a special episode of 310 To Left from JetBlue Park to celebrate 310 Day! Presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron.

The end of Spring Training is fast approaching for the Red Sox as Boston opens the season on March 26 visiting the Cincinnati Reds. Tom Caron is joined by Lou Merloni & Peter Gammons to share everything they have learned about the Red Sox so far through Spring Training. Plus, hear from Garrett Crochet & Jarren Duran, who share their expectations for the upcoming season. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron.

The Red Sox host Puerto Rico in an exhibition game ahead of the start of the 2026 World Baseball classic. Tom Caron & Lou Merloni preview the matchup while discussing what to expect from the WBC. Plus, hear from Jovani Morán who shares with TC what a privilege it is to represent his home country of Puerto Rico in the WBC. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron & Lou Merloni.

Roman Anthony will have the chance to live out a childhood dream when he suits up for Team USA in the 2026 World Baseball Classic. An opportunity he doesn't take lightly as the young Red Sox star is eager to showcase his talents & help win the tournament for his country.  Roman Anthony joins Tom Caron & Lou Merloni during Red Sox Spring Training to talk about the World Baseball Classic & the upcoming MLB season. Plus, hear from Trevor Story, Willson Contreras, Red Sox President & CEO Sam Kennedy. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron & Lou Merloni.

The 2026 Red Sox are expected to have one of the best starting rotations in baseball with players like Garrett Crochet, Sonny Gray, Ranger Suarez, Brayan Bello, & Johan Oviedo on the roster. Boston will be relying heavily on the play of the starting rotation if they hope to make a deep playoff run. Tom Caron & Lou Merloni sit down with Garrett Crochet, Sonny Gray, Carlos Narváez, & Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow in Fort Myers to discuss the exceptions for the Red Sox Starting Rotation this season. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron & Lou Merloni.

2026 Red Sox Spring Training is officially underway! Tom Caron & Lou Merloni are live from Fort Myers to discuss what Boston's catching depth & bullpen opportunities looks like for the season. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron & Lou Merloni.

2026 Red Sox Spring Training is officially underway as pitchers & catchers reported to JetBlue Park. Tom Caron & Lou Merloni are live from Fort Myers to discuss the newest members to the Red Sox roster & the biggest storylines to monitor during Spring Training. Plus, Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow joins the guys to share his expectations for the 2026 season.

Red Sox Spring Training is almost here as pitchers & catchers are scheduled to hold their first workout on February 10th. Boston enters Fort Myers with a number of options for their starting rotation from surefire locks like Garrett Crochet, Sonny Gray, Ranger Suárez to players coming off of injuries like Johan Oviedo & Kutter Crawford. Adam Pellerin & Lenny DiNardo break down all options for the Sox to build the best Starting Rotation for opening day. Plus, the guys discuss how the Jordan Hicks trade impacts Kyle Harrison’s expectations & if Payton Tolle & Connelly Early are ready for a full MLB season. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Adam Pellerin & Lenny DiNardo.

Rookie pitcher Connelly Early, who impressed last season with 11 strikeouts in his MLB debut & became the youngest Red Sox to start a playoff game since Babe Ruth, aims for a rotation spot this year. Tom Caron caught up with Early at the 2026 Fenway Fest to discuss what’s next for the young Sox pitcher. Plus, hear from new Red Sox first baseman Willson Contreras on joining Boston & the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron.

After multiple injury-riddled seasons Garrett Whitlock played in a career-high 62 games with a 2.25 ERA last year & he is ready to have another strong season as Aroldis Chapman’s set-up man. Tom Caron goes 1-on-1 with the veteran pitcher to discuss the upcoming season & Whitlock’s role as one of the Red Sox leaders. Plus, hear from Baseball Hall of Famer Jim Rice & 2018 World Series champion Brock Holt on their expectations for the continuing growth of Roman Anthony & Marcelo Mayer. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron.

Baseball Hall of Fame pitchers Pedro Martinez & Dennis Eckersley know a thing or two about pitching for the Boston Red Sox. These legendary players provide guidance to the current members of the Red Sox pitching staff while also reminiscing about their time with Boston during sit-down interviews with Tom Caron at Fenway Fest. Plus, hear from the 2004 & 2007 World Series champion Mike Timlin on being selected to the Red Sox Hall of Fame & Red Sox pitching coach Andrew Bailey on having one of the best rotations in baseball.

The Red Sox officially announced the signing of LHP Ranger Suárez to a 5-year contract & welcomed him to Boston with an introductory press conference at Fenway Park. Red Sox President & CEO Sam Kennedy, Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow along with Suárez & his agent Scott Boris spoke to the media about why the lefty wanted to play for Boston. Along with how pitching & the Red Sox ability to prevent runs will be the strength of the team going into the 2026 season. Jahmai Webster was on hand to provide full coverage of the press conference & get an exclusive 1-on-1 interview with Suárez himself. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Jahmai Webster.

Many thought the Red Sox would target Bo Bichette in free agency after Alex Bregman signed with the Cubs, but Bichette agreed to a 3-year contract with the Mets instead. So now what? That's the question that Tom Caron & Lou Merloni try to answer while discussing what options the Red Sox still have left this offseason. Plus, hear from Roman Anthony, Marcelo Mayer, & Brayan Bello as TC goes 1-on-1 with each player during Fenway Fest. All that & more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron & Lou Merloni.

Payton Tolle & Connelly Early each made an instant impact for the Red Sox during their first taste of the big leagues. Both younger pitchers look to build on their success for the upcoming 2026 season as they tell Tom Caron during Fenway Fest all about what they look to improve upon about their respective games. Plus, hear from catcher Carlos Narvaez & newly acquired pitcher Johan Oviedo.

What should the Red Sox do next? That's what everyone is asking after Alex Bregman & the Cubs agreed to a 5-year, $175M contract. Should they sign Bo Bichette? Trade for Ketel Marte or someone else? Tom Caron & Lou Merloni break down all the options for the Red Sox to improve the team before the 2026 season begins. Plus, the guys look back at Tom Caron's interview with Red Sox Manger Alex Cora from Fenway Fest & hear from Trevor Story on what part of his game he has been working on for next season.

Is Alex Bregman really about to walk away from Boston, and what would that say about the Red Sox plan to win right now? The crew digs into why the Bregman decision is dragging on, how real the Diamondbacks threat is, and why his leadership might matter just as much as his bat. The conversation also breaks down whether the Red Sox can afford to wait on offense after adding pitching, what Triston Casas future looks like after another injury filled year, and how much patience fans should have left. Plus, a deep dive into Kristian Campbell’s winter ball progress, mechanical adjustments, and whether his rapid rise put too much on his plate too soon. All that and more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Alanna Rizzo, Jahmai Webster, & Lou Merloni.

Alex Bregman’s future in Boston is hanging in the balance and the pressure on the Red Sox is mounting. On this episode, we break down missing out on Kyle Schwarber and Pete Alonso and what it means for re signing Bregman. We dig into the latest trade talks around Jarren Duran and Cole Ragans and explore what a realistic return for Duran would look like.

The Red Sox will look for other options on offense with Pete Alonso reportedly headed to Baltimore as the 2025 MLB Winter Meetings conclude today in Florida. Craig Breslow discusses the impact of the Alonso deal on the free agent market and who the Red Sox could be targeting now. Tom Caron and Lou Merloni talk about the chance of Alex Bregman returning to Boston and how the Red Sox plan to address the middle of the order bat with Alonso and Kyle Schwarber off the board.

The Red Sox are searching for a true middle of the order bat at the 2025 MLB Winter Meetings as Craig Breslow and Alex Cora look to shape the next phase of the roster. Pete Alonso is meeting with Boston, Ketel Marte is on the radar, and former Red Sox catcher Kyle Teel is now with the White Sox but could be a player the Sox explore bringing back. Scott Boras is driving the market while Kyle Schwarber re-signs with the Phillies, tightening the pool of power bats. Boston also sent Vaughn Grissom to the Angels, opening the door for new opportunities to reshape the lineup.

Will Alex Bregman re-sign with the Red Sox during the 2025 MLB Winter Meetings? The hot stove is burning for Boston as the front office searches for pieces to build on the success of the 2025 season. Craig Breslow, Jeff Kent, and others weigh in on the Winter Meetings, the latest Hall of Fame class, and the moves the Red Sox have already made. Catch it all right here on 310 To Left, presented by your New England Ford Dealers. Hosted by Tom Caron and Lou Merloni.

Did Sonny Gray just reignite the Yankees Red Sox rivalry before even throwing a pitch? The crew breaks down his blunt comments about hating his experience in New York and why Boston felt like the right home at the right time. They unpack how Gray fits behind Crochet, what his arrival means for the young arms on the staff and whether his presence alone changes Boston’s place in the AL East. From trade-market longshots like Skubal to realistic targets like Joe Ryan, plus the financial gymnastics required to fix the offense, the conversation hits every corner of Boston’s winter strategy. Big bats, big decisions and big expectations all collide as the team looks ahead to the winter meetings. All this on the latest episode of 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers hosted by Alanna Rizzo, J.P. Ricciardi & Lou Merloni.

Katie Woo opens the show with a full breakdown of how the Sonny Gray trade came together from the Cardinals’ side, why he chose to waive his no-trade clause, and what Boston is getting in a proven, durable starter with elite swing-and-miss stuff. She explains why the move made sense for both teams and what Saint Louis saw in Richard Fitts and Brandon Clark.

The Brennan Bernardino trade sets the tone for a busy Red Sox offseason, and Brian Abraham explains how it reshapes Boston’s bullpen. The Red Sox Senior Director of Player Development joins the show to break down a full day of roster maneuvering, including why protecting Rule 5 eligible arms like David Sandlin and Shane Dawson became priorities and how the organization is rebalancing its mix of right and left handed relief options heading into the Winter Meetings.

You won’t believe what Carlos Narváez revealed about his first full year in the majors. From swapping catching secrets with Pudge Rodriguez, David Ross and Jared Saltalamacchia to breaking down the art of leading a pitching staff, Narváez opens up about the whirlwind rise that made him a Gold Glove finalist and a Rookie of the Year contender. He explains what he learned from working with Garrett Crochet and Aroldis Chapman, how he handled knee injuries while still anchoring the defense, and why the sting of that postseason loss is fueling his offseason grind. Narváez also shares details on his rehab, his goals for 2026 and his dream of representing Venezuela on the international stage. All of it comes in a wide ranging conversation on the latest episode of 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers hosted by Tom Caron & Alex Speier ft. Carlos Narváez.

Is Alex Bregman coming back to Boston? From free agent buzz in Vegas to Craig Breslow’s offseason wish list, the Red Sox are ready to spend big. Alex Speier breaks down why Garrett Crochet has become the ace Boston needed, Lenny DiNardo explains what kind of arm could join him in the rotation, and the guys react to Scott Boras’ viral “Bregman blend” moment at the GM meetings. Plus, what the Red Sox’ plan for Kristian Campbell means for their crowded outfield picture heading into 2026. All that and more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers hosted by Alex Speier & Lenny DiNardo.

Are the Red Sox on the verge of a big move to boost their lineup? Tom and Alex discuss Craig Breslow’s plans for adding a middle-of-the-order bat and a frontline starter, what Alex Bregman’s future could mean for Boston, and how players like Jarren Duran, Marcelo Mayer, and Kristian Campbell fit into the Red Sox long-term picture. They also touch on the latest around MLB’s betting crackdown and what’s ahead as offseason talks heat up. Hear it all on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron & Alex Speier.

Trevor Story just made his biggest offseason statement yet by choosing to stay in Boston. After a full, healthy, and productive season, the Red Sox shortstop talks with Tom Caron and Alex Speier about why he opted in, the lessons learned through his toughest years, and what unfinished business drives him heading into 2026. Story opens up about leadership in the clubhouse, the rise of young stars like Roman Anthony and Marcelo Mayer, and his belief that the Red Sox are “a rocket ship about to take off.”

Garrett Crochet might not even be close to his ceiling according to Red Sox pitching coach Andrew Bailey. From pitch design tweaks to unlocking more swing-and-miss stuff, Bailey explains how Boston plans to level up its entire staff this offseason. The guys also dive into that unforgettable Dodgers and Blue Jays World Series, what it means for the Red Sox, and how a wave of young arms could shape the team’s future. Hear how Bailey and Craig Breslow are rebuilding Boston’s pitching foundation and why the Sox could be closer to contention than people think. Listen to the full conversation on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron & Alex Speier ft. Andrew Bailey.

The Blue Jays are one win away from stunning the baseball world. With Toronto’s contact-heavy lineup overwhelming the Dodgers and young arms like Yusavage stealing the spotlight, how will this World Series reshape how teams build in 2026? J.P. Ricciardi joins to break down why big league pitchers are reaching the majors faster than ever, what the Red Sox can learn from Toronto’s approach, and which bats could turn Boston’s lineup into a true contender. From free agency strategy to payroll realities and Bregman’s future, it’s all on this week’s 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers hosted by Tom Caron & Alex Speier ft. J.P. Ricciardi.

The Red Sox may have fallen short of making a deep run in October,  but their legends still believe the future is bright. From young talent breaking through to what it’ll take to return to championship form, former stars reflect on Boston’s resilience, leadership, and the lessons learned from a hard-fought season. Hear stories, perspective, and predictions straight from some of the franchise’s most respected voices.

Red Sox hitting coach Pete Fatse joins the show to talk about Boston’s approach at the plate, the progress of young stars like Roman Anthony, and the impact of veterans such as Alex Bregman and Trevor Story in shaping the lineup. Tom Caron and Alex Speier then look ahead to the World Series between the dominant Dodgers and the red-hot Blue Jays, from Shohei Ohtani’s arrival in Toronto to what a Blue Jays upset would mean for baseball’s future.

Fifty years later, the memories still give Red Sox fans chills. Fred Lynn takes Tom Caron and Alex Speier inside Game 6 of the 1975 World Series as he remembers his three run homer, Carlton Fisk’s iconic walk off, and how the Big Red Machine pushed Boston to the brink. Lynn reflects on crashing into the Fenway wall, the energy of that young Red Sox team, and why that night still defines generations of fans. Relive baseball’s most dramatic game on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers and hosted by Tom Caron and Alex Speier ft. Fred Lynn.

The Red Sox are coming off their first playoff appearance under the new Wild Card format, but what comes next? Team president and CEO Sam Kennedy joins to reflect on a roller-coaster 2025 season, from the highs of October baseball to the sting of packing up at Yankee Stadium. Kennedy opens up about lessons learned, Craig Breslow’s offseason priorities, and how Boston plans to build around its young core while chasing the American League East crown. He also shares his thoughts on Alex Bregman’s future, MLB’s playoff format, and the looming CBA talks that could shape the game’s next era.

Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow joined the show and discussed the moves the Red Sox will be making this offseason to make sure the team builds on the success of this season. A playoff exit at the hands of the Yankees isn't the end any Sox fan asked for, but this whole season was an encouraging building block for the franchise going forward.

Alex Cora says this Red Sox season was just the beginning. After Boston’s playoff exit in New York, the Sox manager opens up about why he believes the team’s best baseball is still ahead, what went wrong against the Yankees, and how he plans to make sure the fundamentals don’t slip again. Cora also shares his thoughts on Alex Bregman’s future, the team’s offseason needs, and how young players like Roman Anthony and Wilyer Abreu will shape 2026. Hear the full conversation on 310 To Left, presented by your New England Ford Dealers and hosted by Tom Caron & Alex Speier ft. Alex Cora.

The Red Sox front office believes 2025 was a step forward and that the foundation is finally in place. Sam Kennedy, Craig Breslow, and Alex Cora share their thoughts on the season’s progress and what needs to happen next for Boston to take the next step. From Alex Bregman’s future to adding another ace alongside Garrett Crochet, Alanna Rizzo and J.P. Ricciardi discuss the key decisions that will shape 2026. Hear the full conversation and offseason outlook on 310 To Left, presented by your New England Ford Dealers and hosted by Alanna Rizzo & J.P. Ricciardi ft. Sam Kennedy, Craig Breslow, & Alex Cora.

The Red Sox saw their playoff run end at Yankee Stadium with back-to-back losses, capped by a decisive shutout in Game 3. Defensive miscues and missed chances proved costly, while Alex Cora offered candid reflections on how his young team battled through the year. From Connelly Early’s first postseason start to veterans like Alex Bregman and Trevor Story weighing in, the clubhouse opened up about the sting of falling short, the lessons of 2025, and the optimism for what’s ahead.

The Red Sox may have been knocked out of the playoffs, but the championship window is only just opening. Alanna Rizzo joins the show to talk the Red Sox playoff loss, but also where this team could be heading with so much talent, young & old, filling out the Red Sox roster.

The Red Sox and Yankees are set for Game 3 in New York tonight! Rookie pitcher Connelly Early will be taking the mound for the Red Sox in what will be the first playoff appearance of his career. Tom Caron, Alex Speier, & J.P. Ricciardi break it all down and preview the biggest Red Sox game of the year on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers.

It's Game 3 of the AL Wild Card Series for Red Sox vs Yankees. Who will take it all? Travis Thomas and Kasey Hudson predict tonights winners, which players have surprised them this series, and what they hope will happen!

Game 2 of the AL Wild Card Series for the Red Sox vs Yankees will be live from Yankee Stadium tonight! Former Red Sox Pitcher Matt Barnes joins the Travis Thomas and Kasey Hudson to discuss predictions of the series, share his excitement for some October baseball, and what they hope post season looks for the Red Sox.

Game 2 of the AL Wild Card Series for the Red Sox vs Yankees will be live from Yankee Stadium tonight! Former Red Sox Pitcher Matt Barnes joins the Travis Thomas and Kasey Hudson to discuss predictions of the series, share his excitement for some October baseball, and what they hope post season looks for the Red Sox.

The Red Sox and Yankees are colliding once again under the October lights, and Boston’s ace Garrett Crochet is ready to set the tone. With Lucas Giolito sidelined, Alex Cora leans on his bullpen strategy while veterans like Nathaniel Lowe and Rob Refsnyder bring postseason perspective to a clubhouse filled with first-timers. Jahmai Webster checks in from New York, Cora breaks down his roster decisions, and Crochet talks about stepping into the spotlight as Boston opens its wild card series in the Bronx. 

It's Game 1 of the AL Wild Card Series for the Red Sox vs Yankees live from Yankee Stadium. Nat Gordon joins the Travis Thomas and Kasey Hudson to discuss predictions of the series, share his excitement for some October baseball, and what they hope post season looks for the Red Sox.

The Red Sox have clinched their spot in the playoffs and they will be facing off against The New York Yankees in the Bronx. The Red Sox have played well in New York this season and will have Garrett Crochet on the mound for Game 1. Steve Buckley joined Travis and Adam to break down the AL Wildcard and MLB playoffs.

The Red Sox are one win away from the postseason but can they finish the job at Fenway tonight? This episode breaks down the clinching scenarios, concerns about the offense, and why closing out series has been such a challenge.

The Red Sox have the opportunity to clinch their ticket to the postseason tonight if they can beat the Detroit Tigers. Alex Faust will be on the call on Apple TV for the game tonight, he joined the show to break down the matchup and walk Kasey, Travis, and George through what the Red Sox need to do to go deep in October.

Alex Bregman opens up on the pressures of September baseball, the mindset shift heading into October, and what has made his first year in Boston so unique. From his home run surge in Tampa to his message for Red Sox fans, Bregman doesn’t hold back on what this stretch means for him and the team. Later, the conversation turns to the Sox’s playoff push and how they’ll handle the final six games of the season. Hear it all on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers with Tom Caron & Alex Speier featuring Alex Bregman.

The Red Sox are entering the final stretch of the season and they are sitting in the 2nd Wildcard playoff spot at the moment. They play the Blue Jays and Tigers to close the season, can they secure their playoff positioning? If they do, they'll be on the road against the Yankees in the Wildcard. Nat Gordon joined the show to break down the Red Sox chances.

Are the Red Sox running out of time? Boston’s offense has gone quiet at the worst possible moment, and injuries to Roman Anthony and Willi Abreu have left Alex Cora scrambling for answers. But with Garrett Crochet leading the rotation and Alex Cora’s postseason track record to lean on, there’s still a path forward if stars like Alex Bregman and Trevor Story can find their best form. Alanna Rizzo and Rob Bradford break down the uphill battle, the pressure of September baseball, and why this final stretch will define whether 2024 is a step forward or a failure. All that and more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers with Alanna Rizzo & Rob Bradford.

Nathaniel Lowe opens up about joining the Red Sox midseason, finding his rhythm in Boston, and what it takes to keep a young team loose in a tense playoff chase. From family rivalries with his brother Josh to why he rocks a turtleneck on the field, Lowe brings personality and perspective to September baseball at Fenway. Later in the show, hear from Dennis Eckersley, Alex Cora, and Liam Hendriks on what makes this Red Sox group dangerous heading into October. All this and more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers with Tom Caron & Alex Speier featuring Nathaniel Lowe, Dennis Eckersley, Alex Cora, & Liam Hendriks.

Actor Michael Chiklis joins Alex Speier & Lenny DiNardo detailing his upcoming movie "The Senior". Chiklis, growing up a loyal Red Sox fan, reminisces with the guys about the 2004 World Series Champions, and has high hopes for this season's team believing they are postseason bound!

Could the Red Sox be hitting their stride at just the right time? With the postseason race tightening, Jahmai and Julian take a closer look at Boston’s playoff outlook and the biggest questions facing the team in the weeks ahead. They break down Roman Anthony’s injury and whether this team’s momentum can carry them deep into October. Plus, a preview of a crucial Yankees series, what Alex Bregman’s contract situation means for the future, and how young pitchers like Kyle Harrison and Connelly Early could impact the postseason rotation. All that and more on the latest episode of 310 To Left, presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Jahmai Webster and Julian McWilliams.

Jeff Passan breaks down why MLB’s playoff race feels more balanced than ever and what it means for the Red Sox. The conversation also dives into Boston’s weekend clash with the Yankees, where tied standings make the rivalry matter again. From rotation questions to Trevor Story’s resurgence and Alex Bregman’s looming decision, there’s no shortage of drama in September. Hear it all on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Alex Speier & Julian McWilliams featuring Jeff Passan.

The Red Sox will need to rely on rookie starters down the stretch as the MLB season gets closer and closer to playoff time. Rookies Connelly Early and Payton Tolle have both already contributed stellar performances for the Red Sox, but they'll need even more. Nat Gordon, Host of the Play Tessie Podcast joins George Balekji & Travis Thomas to discuss these rookie young guns and how they can help the Red Sox going forward.

The Red Sox pitching staff is showing cracks at the worst time, but it might also be the key to keeping their playoff hopes steady. Payton Tolle’s workload, shifting rotation plans, and a bullpen being pushed to the limit have made every September game feel like October. At the plate, Trevor Story has been reliable, but Alex Bregman’s cold streak and the loss of Roman Anthony have left the lineup searching for answers. Can Boston’s stars find their form before the postseason begins? Find out on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers with Alex Speier & Will Middlebrooks.

Alex Bregman could hit the market after this season and the Red Sox might be in for a bidding war. Adam and Lenny break down what his potential opt-out means for Boston’s future and how the Sox should approach free agency. They also dive into Roman Anthony’s injury and the impact on the lineup, plus Payton Tolle’s rapid rise to the big leagues and what’s next after his dazzling debut. The guys close with the latest on Jordan Hicks and the bullpen shuffle as the Sox push through their West Coast trip. All that and more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers hosted by Adam Pellerin & Lenny DiNardo.

 Roman Anthony’s injury shakes up the Red Sox lineup, but could Payton Tolle’s electric debut be the spark Boston needs? Tom Caron and Alex Speier break down how the team plans to navigate life without Anthony, what Alex Bregman had to say about stepping up, and how pitching depth might carry them into October. Then, Payton Tolle joins the show to talk about his call-up, the emotions of pitching at Fenway for the first time, and the family support that carried him to this moment. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers Hosted by Tom Caron & Alex Speier featuring Payton Tolle.

Are the Red Sox at risk of missing the playoffs? Roman Anthony will miss 4-6 weeks with his injury, meaning the team will have to navigate the end of the season without one of their best bats. Travis Thomas and George Balekji break down what the Red Sox need to do to stay the course and make the playoffs.

Red Sox pitchers are stealing the spotlight right now with dominant performances, electric debuts, and a bullpen that looks playoff ready. From Aroldis Chapman’s historic stretch to Payton Tolle’s emotional first outing at Fenway, Boston’s staff is suddenly looking like one of the most complete in baseball. Behind it all is a revamped pitching infrastructure, and on this episode we hear directly from the man shaping it, Director of Pitching Justin Willard. Plus, Tom and Alex break down what Chapman’s extension means, how the bullpen stacks up for October, and why Lucas Giolito’s steadying presence is so critical. It’s a jam-packed episode of 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers with Tom Caron & Alex Speier featuring Justin Willard.

Payton Tolle LIT IT UP this past Friday in his MLB & Red Sox debut against the Pirates. After such a strong performance, could Payton Tolle push to be a regular starter for the Red Sox this season?

The Red Sox are riding a 4-game winning streak as the Pirates come to Boston this weekend. Pirates star pitcher Paul Skenes will be pitching his first game in Fenway on Friday night. Pittsburgh Pirates analyst Steven Brault joined the show to discuss the matchup and break down what the Red Sox can do to try to beat Skenes.

Paul Skenes vs Payton Tolle is the pitching matchup no one saw coming, and it might just be the biggest test of the Red Sox season. We break down what Tolle’s debut means, how the Sox can game plan for Skenes’ elite arsenal, and why this showdown could define the series. Then we look back at Boston’s massive four-game sweep of the Orioles and what it means for playoff positioning, confidence, and whether this team is truly peaking. Garrett Crochet continues to dominate, Trevor Story’s bat is heating up, and the bullpen keeps locking things down. We also preview the rest of the Red Sox vs Pirates series, highlight key arms like Lucas Giolito and Mitch Keller, and dive into the bench depth that's quietly carrying the Sox. All that and more on this episode of 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers with Lenny DiNardo and Rob Bradford featuring Michael McKenry.

Which Triple A players are ready to boost the Red Sox in the middle of a playoff race? Tom Caron and J.P. Ricciardi spotlight Jhostynson Garcia’s promising debut, his power potential, and how he could fit into Boston’s future plans. They also dive into Payton Tolle’s rise through the system, David Sandlin’s role questions, and where Kristian Campbell, Vaughn Grissom, and Mikey Romero stand in their development. Plus J.P. reflects on his WooSox Hall of Fame induction and what roster expansion should look like in September. All that and more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers hosted by Tom Caron & J.P. Ricciardi.

Is Jhostynxon Garcia ready to make an impact in Boston? How will the Red Sox handle their pitching and lineup shifts as they battle the Yankees in a critical late-season showdown? Dive deep into Roman Anthony’s clutch homer, bullpen evolution, and a bold bullpen move with Richard Fitts transitioning to relief. Plus, what do recent roster changes mean for Boston’s playoff hopes and outfield dynamics? All this and more awaits in this can’t-miss episode of 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Jahmai Webster and Julian McWilliams.

Are the Red Sox ready to flip the switch in a must-win series against the Yankees? Alex Speier and Lenny DiNardo break down Boston’s bullpen woes, Walker Buehler’s struggles, and what needs to change for the offense to deliver in clutch spots. Plus, Red Sox assistant hitting coach Dillon Lawson joins the show to talk about the differences between Fenway and Yankee Stadium, the rise of Roman Anthony, and what makes Aaron Judge’s development so unique. All this and more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers hosted by Alex Speier & Lenny DiNardo ft. Dillon Lawson.

Tom Caron and Alex Speier host the Jimmy Fund Telethon! Hear from Mike Timlin, Lucas Giolito, Trevor Story, Garrett Crochet & Brianna Wakefield on this special edition of 310 To Left, Presented by Ford

Roman Anthony is flashing superstar upside at just 21 years old, pairing elite plate discipline with game-changing swings. Lenny and Julian break down his growth, the swing tweaks some want versus why others say “leave him alone". They also unpack the frustrating 2-4 road trip against the Astros and Padres, asking if it should be seen as a missed opportunity or just a minor stumble. From Garrett Crochet’s rough outing to the Roman Anthony game tying double that still ended in defeat, the guys debate whether Red Sox fans should be more concerned about the results or the process. Plus, a full check in on the rotation including Dustin May’s bounce back, Walker Buehler’s inconsistency, and who makes the playoff rotation if it started tomorrow, before looking ahead to a critical 34 game stretch that could define Boston’s season. All that and more on the latest episode of 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers hosted by Lenny DiNardo & Julian McWilliams.

Garrett Whitlock is quietly having one of his best seasons in Boston, anchoring the late innings with Chapman and leading the team in relief innings and strikeouts. From multi-inning shutdowns to high-leverage strikeouts, Whitlock has embraced his defined bullpen role after years of role changes and injuries, giving the Red Sox a consistent weapon during their postseason push. Meanwhile, rising prospect David Sandlin has transitioned from the rotation to the bullpen in Triple-A, flashing upper-90s velocity, a deep pitch mix, and the kind of upside that could make him a September or even playoff factor. Both pitchers reflect Boston’s focus on building a dominant relief corps for October. Hear the full conversations with Whitlock and Sandlin on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers and hosted by Tom Caron & Alex Speier.

Payton Tolle’s meteoric rise has the Red Sox buzzing. Just a year after being drafted, the 6-foot-6 lefty is already in Triple-A with a fastball that baffles hitters and a personality that lights up the clubhouse. Hear how Tolle’s unique delivery, expanding pitch arsenal, and mindset shaped by personal loss are putting him on the doorstep of the big leagues. Plus, Tom Caron and Alex Speier break down Boston’s playoff push, Alex Bregman’s emotional return to Houston, and what September roster decisions could mean for the rotation. All that and more on 310 To Left and Tom Caron & Alex Speier featuring Payton Tolle.

Will Roman Anthony live up to the hype and become an all-time great Red Sox player? His new extension with the club will keep him in Boston until he is 29 years old, still in the prime of his career. Adam Pellerin and JP Ricciardi discuss the contract extension for Anthony and what that means for the Red Sox core moving forward. They also look ahead to the upcoming roadtrip, starting tonight against the San Diego Padres.

Red Sox and Roman Anthony agree on an 8 year contract extension that will keep Anthony in Boston through 2033. Alex Speier and Julian McWilliams break down the extension and what it means for Anthony and the team moving forward. Plus, they look ahead to the 6 game road trip, which begins in San Diego tomorrow.

Dustin May opens up about the trade, the terrifying injury that nearly ended his career, and what he hopes to bring to Boston. Tom Caron and Alex Speier break down the Red Sox post-deadline surge, the impact May could have on a playoff push, and why the AL East is suddenly within reach. All that and more on the latest episode of 310 To Left with Tom Caron & Alex Speier featuring Dustin May.

The Red Sox added two arms at the deadline in RHP Dustin May & LHP Steven Matz. Is it enough to have Boston playing in October? Jahmai Webster & Julian McWilliams break down the Red Sox acquisitions and bring up their biggest concerns about the roster over the final 2 months of the season. Plus Rob Bradford joins the show to discuss how close the Red Sox were to adding Twins starter Joe Ryan.

The MLB Trade Deadline is at 6pm today. Red Sox add LHP Steven Matz from the Cardinals, will they make any other moves to bolster their squad? Tom Caron & Alex Speier will break down the Matz trade details & how it improves the bullpen. Plus former Red Sox GM Dan Duquette & SNP analyst Mike McKenry join the show.

The MLB Trade Deadline is almost here and the Red Sox have big decisions to make. After an eye-opening series win over the World Champion Dodgers, Boston has gone from question mark to contender and now the front office must choose a path before the Thursday, July 31st deadline at 6pm. Will they chase October with a bold move or hold steady and trust the current roster? From rotation reinforcements to lineup upgrades, the options are on the table and the pressure is on.

Are the Red Sox seriously considering trading Jarren Duran? And could Dylan Cease be the high-impact arm that transforms Boston’s postseason rotation? With the trade deadline looming, Alex Speier and Pete Abraham dig into the real possibility of Duran being dealt and the implications of targeting frontline starters like Cease. From the rotation’s sustainability to the front office’s urgency, the guys explore every angle of what the Sox might do in the days ahead. ESPN’s Buster Olney joins the show to offer national perspective on Boston’s strategy, the state of the American League, and why the Red Sox could be just one bold move away from real October potential.

Mookie Betts returns to Fenway Park this weekend and the Red Sox are hoping his slump doesn’t end in front of them. As the Dodgers look increasingly beatable, Tom Caron and Alex Speier break down what’s at stake for the Red Sox with the trade deadline looming and a brutal stretch of schedule ahead. Kyle Schwarber joins the show to reflect on his legendary 2021 run in Boston, the art of fitting into a new clubhouse, and why the postseason remains his greatest addiction. Plus, a look at the rise of catcher’s interference, the push for robot umpires, and what really matters in October. 

With the deadline approaching, the Red Sox face big questions. Should they buy, sell, or stay put? We break down playoff odds, roster needs, and whether pitching, offense, or bullpen help should be the focus. We also look at the Cubs series, the start against the Phillies, and whether players like Wilyer Abreu or Jarren Duran could be on the move.

The Red Sox 10-game win streak came to an end right out of the gates as the Red Sox dropped two of their three games to the Chicago Cubs. Have the Red Sox come back to earth after their incredible run? Travis Thomas & George Balekji discuss what went wrong, and listen in on what callers have to say about their favorite team. They also preview Patriots training camp as veterans report tomorrow, as well as talk the latest around the NFLPA scandal as it continues to unfold.

With the Trade Deadline nearing, the Red Sox sit in the second Wild Card spot and face the toughest remaining schedule in baseball. Will Craig Breslow buy, sell, or stay in the middle? Julian McWilliams and Jahmai Webster discuss roster needs, potential trade chips, and what Boston must do to stay in the race. They also highlight key players who need to step up, preview a pivotal series in Chicago, and ask whether the Sox can survive a brutal second-half stretch.

Did the Red Sox just draft their future ace? Red Sox Director of Amateur Scouting Devin Pearson joins the show to break down a pitching-heavy 2025 draft class, including first-round pick Kyson Witherspoon and flamethrower Marcus Phillips. Pearson explains the organization’s shift toward big-bodied college arms, what makes Henry Godbout and Mason White stand out, and why the Sox prioritized signable talent. Plus, Ian Cundall of SoxProspects.com shares which arms are skyrocketing in the rankings and how the farm system has flipped from offense to pitching depth. 

The Red Sox just flipped their season upside down and it might only be the beginning. A ten-game winning streak has Boston surging into the All-Star break and right back in the heart of the playoff race. Manager Alex Cora joins the show to break down the team’s transformation, from a sharper offensive approach to key contributions from young stars like Ceddanne Rafaela and Garrett Crochet. He also opens up about Alex Bregman’s leadership, changes to clubhouse preparation, and how the team is finally turning Fenway Park into a true home field advantage.

Alex Bregman could be back at Fenway tonight and Masataka Yoshida is already making noise in his return from Worcester as the Red Sox gear up for a crucial stretch. We dive into Yoshida’s hot start, how his rehab adjustments are translating, and what his role might look like the rest of the season. Is he the spark this offense has been missing? Plus, Roman Anthony’s electric run, pitching updates on Hunter Dobbins and Tanner Houck, and a close look at Kristian Campbell and Kyle Harrison’s progress in Worcester. We finish with a preview of the Red Sox and Rays showdown and what it could mean for the trade deadline. All that and more on 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers with your hosts Natalie Noury and J.P. Ricciardi.

Are the Red Sox about to land their next superstar in the 2025 MLB Draft? With three picks in the top 75, scouting director Devin Pearson breaks down the club’s draft strategy and explains how past picks like Roman Anthony shape their approach. Red Sox President Sam Kennedy joins the show to talk trade deadline plans and the organization’s big-picture goals. It’s all on the latest episode of 310 To Left presented by your New England Ford Dealers, hosted by Tom Caron & Alex Speier.

After his departure from the Boston Red Sox, Rafael Devers reportedly blew off San Francisco Giants 1B Legend Will Clark. George Balekji and Travis Thomas discuss their thoughts regarding Devers playing for the Giants and if they are even surprised at this point by his behavior on the new field.

Three Red Sox All-Stars. One massive trade deadline decision. And a Trevor Story comeback  you didn’t see coming. Boston is surging into the break, and the next few weeks could change everything. Garrett Crochet, Aroldis Chapman, Alex Bregman, and Craig Breslow pull back the curtain on the clubhouse energy, while Story opens up about his mindset shift and unfinished business in Boston. With Monster Week underway and the postseason within reach, this is a must-listen episode of 310 To Left, presented by your New England Ford Dealers and hosted by Tom Caron & Alex Speier.

The Red Sox might be buyers at the trade deadline, but is that a bold move or a big mistake? Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow breaks down why the team still believes in its postseason chances and what it would take to pull the trigger on a deal. Are top prospects on the move? Could a major league outfielder be dealt? And how much does payroll flexibility really matter in July? Later, Hall of Famer Jim Rice joins to reflect on the unforgettable 1975 season, the World Series he missed, and why that team could have become a dynasty. 

Why isn’t Luis Tiant in the Baseball Hall of Fame? His son Dan Tiant joins the show to share powerful stories about his father's legendary career, his family's emotional immigration journey, and what it meant for Luis to carry the hopes of Boston in the 1975 World Series. Luis Tiant’s father once threw out the first pitch at Fenway Park after escaping Cuba, and it brought the entire ballpark to tears. Dan opens up about his father's legacy and the ongoing effort to get him the recognition he deserves in Cooperstown.