Not Another Sox Podcast

Sorry, we get a little angy in this episode. Red Sox fans understand. Ever been so mid you split a series with the Baltimore Orioles? I, personally, would never. Those chuckle-ducks in Boston seem to have a different idea. If I have to watch another year of this clown team I am going to get into my little clown car and drive myself over to clown town to check myself in to the clown hospital to get evaluated for clown-schizophrenia. I'm sure you all feel the same way. The topics? The Braves series (clown), the Mets series (less clown), the Orioles series (maximum clown). Also, stop sending death threats to players. This is a threat. Linktree NASP Instagram NASP Twitter Ian's Twitter Jack's Twitter

Bring in the closer, it's time for us to go home. Hopefully you enjoyed this three part mini-series from Campanelli Stadium. We enjoyed the Rox, and we certainly did NOT enjoy the Red Sox game. There's an interview in this episode with Caitlin, the assistant general manager for the Brockton Rox. It might be one of the night's highlights. Thank you, Brockton! Linktree NASP Instagram NASP Twitter Ian's Twitter Jack's Twitter

Welcome to Brockton part 2 - the heart of the order. This one has some interviews of the game go-ers at Campanelli Stadium, get to know the people! We do a little roster construction in this one. The rotation gets some eyes, the prospects get some eyes, and we're hopeful the Red Sox hire us as ongoing GM consultants. Keep up with our visit to Brockton! Linktree NASP Instagram NASP Twitter Ian's Twitter Jack's Twitter

They had us back in Brockton - on purpose! What a privilege to be both in-person at a baseball game while also watching our favorite team, the Boston Red Sox. So this is where the fun begins. This is part 1 of a three part mini-series. A fit check, a food check, a vibes check, a baseball check, and finally, a mic check. On the night of this episode, new city connects JUST. DROPPED. Linktree NASP Instagram NASP Twitter Ian's Twitter Jack's Twitter

This week was all about drama. The Red Sox? More like the Red Soaps! (Like Soap Opera) We have a LOT of takes - it is truly an honor to be able to give our unbridled opinions. They tell us this is a good team. We tell you we've seen this team for 4 years now. Let me make out stances as of 5/11/25 perfectly clear: You gotta keep Devers. You gotta keep Cora. We'd love to see the prospects, but the problem needs to be fixed at the major league level. Rate Pod On Lansdowne 1-star. Rate Not Another Sox Podcast 5-stars (twice). We are both in full support of our friend's marriage in which host Jack Webster bore the rings, an unbroken circle that represents the bond of an everlasting love. The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell (we didn't say this but the take is unspoken). Linktree NASP Instagram NASP Twitter Ian's Twitter Jack's Twitter

We learn a lot about the state of affairs from former colleague and friend of the pod, Jim Cain. What is it like to look at the Woo Sox right now - and how did Jim get to be an announcer? In non-baseball terms, it might be fair to say these last few years have felt like "it's always something" with the Red Sox. Based on the insight from Jim and in the words of Mrs. Doubtfire - "Help is on the way!" Jim gives a lot of great perspective with the current state of affairs. Come hang! Linktree NASP Instagram NASP Twitter Ian's Twitter Jack's Twitter Jim's Twitter

Triston Casas beat out the ball to 1B - but at what cost? The cost of a torn Patellar Tendon. The recovery time for that injury can be anywhere from 6-12 months. So, here are our options. Abraham Toro has been called up. You know what? Sure. In the interim, you've gotta give it to Romy and Toro. You could also consider Refsnyder and Wong, maybe even Grandal. Argue about Casas' current production all you want, but this is nothing less than a huge blow to the Red Sox lineup so early in the season. Though, personally, I think we are far from cooked. Bryce Harper to Boston!

Nobody was hurt in the making of this episode. It was prior to this episode that some alleged perpetrator fractured Zach's hand with a 125mph exit velocity off the bat. During this episode we were watching a game against the Toronto Blue Jays that hopefully ended well (it did not end well). It was the first game Giolito was back on the mound for the Sox and, fortunately, happy surprise! Decent performance, well-located pitches. It was everything near the end and afterwards that, you know... Anyway! Here's a little bite-sized episode - you be the judge and the jury. Did Ian break Zach's hand?

If anyone happens to be in Cleveland, there's a guy who said ya mum's a ho. I'll point him out to you if you haven't already seen his picture circulating Twitter. Go get em. That is - if Jarren Duran doesn't get to him first. Anyway, back to baseball. We have a lot of eyes on pitching in this episode. You know what's interesting? The pitching has been consistent but the roles for the pitchers are inconsistent. The lineup has been inconsistent but their roles have been pretty consistent. Really makes you think. #noticing I bet we're all thinking the same thing - shouldn't this team have like five more wins in it's win column? Hopefully right about now is when the team pulls away from the pack. At least we're not the Orioles.

What do you think is more embarrassing, losing to the White Sox or... No, wait, that's it. It's a pretty annoying time to be a fan of the Boston Red Sox. We are just asking them to play enough baseball to beat bad teams. Wins against losing teams still count as wins. We feel good about relying on our bullpen - at least most of the time. The jury, as of 4/20/25, is still out on Justin Wilson.The jury, additionally, is still out on Zack Kelly. Though it's important to mention talking about the things that are going right. The baserunning? Pretty good. The rest of the bullpen? Pretty good. Trevor Story? Pretty good. If the season doesn't start going right in a big way we can all melt down together.

Some people know ball, some people know the muffin man, but we know @dunkintern; the founder of the #gripcheck. (We also know ball.) Join us for the viral sensation that's sweeping the (Red Sox) nation, as well as an unfortunate recap of the White Sox series. Would you rather have an iced coffee or a big fat L from the Chicago White Sox? Correct, an iced coffee. Better hold on to it tight! Though if I were to title the White Sox series in the style of a Fall Out Boy song I would call it - "The Silence of the Bats and the Physics of the Barehanded Play". I would also apologize to Trevor Story. Join us for a little fun, a little ball, a little Dunkin (sponsor us), a little joy, and above all else, GET A GRIP.

So, the pitching is here. It's usually working, too. Still iffy on Justin Wilson.But the BATTING, bro? Peter Fatse, homie, brother, let's have a chat.Welcome back! Sorry for the pause, we were watching baseball and eating hot dogs. We join you fresh of a Cardinals sweep and a very disappointing Blue Jays not-sweep - but a walk-off dribbler from Trevor Story in game 4. Yeah, we're not jazzed about the results either.This season has had more ups and downs than an elevator. An emotional rollercoaster, if you will. But who keeps us more grounded than Jarren Duran. (Go watch the documentary).Come talk ball.In recognition of Jarren Duran's bravery, some mental health resources are included here. Jarren spoke up in the hope of inspiring others to reach out. https://findtreatment.gov/https://psychologytoday.com/Crisis Lifeline Call/Text - 988National Alliance on Mental Illness - 1-800-950-6264National Helpline for Treatment Referral - 1-800-662-4357

IN BROAD DAYLIGHT, CRAIG BRESLOW SNUCK IN WITH THE GOODS. THE EXTENSION GOODS.Kristian Campbell, in a gosh darn no brainer, has been signed to an 8-year/$60-million contract extension.We will do as many emergency pods as you need us too, Craig Breslow. Keep 'em coming.

TO THE TUNE OF 6 YEARS/$170MM - THE BOSTON RED SOX HAVE EXTENDED GARRETT CROCHET.LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WE GOT 'EM.LISTEN TO OUR LIVE REACTIONS. OR DON'T, YOU'RE AN ADULT.

Crazy to think we blew it that fast, huh?We all saw what happened in Texas over the weekend, many akin it to the Alamo. The Boston Red Sox, believe it or not, struck out with runners in scoring position.As my therapist would say, focus on the positives. Chat could not have cooked Tony Mazz any harder after Kristian Campbell showed up with a whole lot of enthusiasm and plenty of good baseball. Gosh darn it, I would say he even looks ready for the big leagues!Father Wilyer also returns with a few bonks. We call him Father Wilyer because he just had TWINS. Twin home runs that is! And also twin babies. Both are acceptable miracles.The pitching looked fine but has time to solidify, and Devers has time to hit. The season may be over, but you know what's not over? The season.

It's almost here. Opening Day Christmas is almost here. Are you as excited as we are? It's just about the baseball season, and we have -OPENING DAY JITTERS.Special guest Micah of Ballpark Buzz joins us on this, the episode before opening day baseball 2025.Minutes before recording we received confirmation that Kristian Campbell will be on our opening day roster. Let this description serve as a reminder of where we were when his major league employment was announced.Hello, 2025 Boston Red Sox We're Back Department? I'd like to file a claim.

What a time to be a Red Sox fan! Especially now that our favorite pitcher, Chris Sale, has paid tribute to Luis Tiant....what? He doesn't play for...? Wait, yes he does. He doesn't? Then what? When? For WHO? VAUGHN GRISSOM? This is the worst timeline.First, a fit check in the name of baseball. A wool-ish fit and a St Patrick's Day fit with famous Irish baseball player, David O'Tiz. (If you haven't seen the episode graphic, check the episode graphic.) We are actually hoping that when you are listening to this episode the new City Connect jerseys have dropped.PROSPECTS PROSPECTS PROSPECTS. THEY. ARE. READDDYYYY. (They will be more ready, but in a pinch, they are ready.) For example, Roman Anthony's homerun hasn't come back down yet.I hate to say it guys, but it's time to get excited. Baseball season is around the corner, and the Red Sox are BACK.

THE ORIOLES ARE A 92 WIN TEAM. Or so they say.The AL East is undoubtedly the most competitive division in baseball. So we have our frienemies on; budding rivals @JoshSroka, @RW_Harris, @AlexMurphyJour, and @Lizzzzzzzzzzzy of Section 336, Yankee Files, Rays the Roof, and Jay Bird Watching, respectively.Many are saying the Red Sox. MANY. I mean, what are your other options? The limping Yankees? The homeless Rays? The poverty Orioles? The immigrant Blue Jays? Sources are saying that Alex Bregman clears.Join us for some good old fashioned being mean to each other.

Spoiler Alert: We are going to start this episode with a lot of hating.As for the Boston Red Sox? Mostly good, mostly good.We don't know what we loved more, Alex Bregman's home run, or... No, it was Alex Bregman's home run.The fight for the Red Sox 2B of the future is on. David Hamilton is showing off, so is Campbell, Mayer, that's right - even me. The bullpen is going hard, too. Hendriks is back showing signs of life. Slaten, Whitlock, and, that's right, you guessed it - even me. It really is all of our wildest dreams come true.How many years have Boston Red Sox fans been waiting to be so truly back? Tell it to me like you love baseball.

Has spring indeed sprung? It seems, indeed, that spring sprang sprung. Ian does this episode from the train.Baseball is back in session and Chris Henrique of Beyond the Monster is helping us get eyes on the notable freshmen. We're talking Roman Anthony, we're talking Carlos Narvaez, we're talking Kristian Campbell, we're talking Quinn Priester. I think I speak for all of us when I say "Fuuuuttuuurreee".The Grapefruit League starts back up this weekend - it's officially time for baseball. Garrett Crochet will start on the bump and we might even see Chris's famous wiffle ball (it's a joke from the episode).

There's drama at third base and there are new kids in camp. With the new Alex Bregman signing, is there enough room at third base for Rafael Devers?With all the new kids in Red Sox camp it's no wonder that competition has been on the rise. Let's not forget that some in-house competition is a good problem.What else are we expecting from the new guys? We play a little over/under on some potential numbers. Some of the predictions are probably free money. The others might surprise you! Probably not. Go Sox!

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Pumpsie Green was the first black baseball player to play for the Red Sox and the last black baseball player to overcome the color barrier in the MLB. The Red Sox were notably the last baseball team to add a black player to their major league roster.Featured guest and NESN reporter Jahmai Webster, interviewed Pumpsie Green a few years back. Pumpsie Green hated being a legacy, but he loved being a baseball player.Jack and Jahmai echo the same sentiment; especially in Boston, the fans care more about winning than the color of a player's skin.Man, I love this episode.

It's the turn of a new leaf. A new season. A new truck. Today is the day the Boston Red Sox load up the truck with all the players and hot dogs that they will need for the next 2 months. We mostly talk about hot dogs in this episode, along with the very unfortunate municipality of Worcester Massachusetts. Did you guys see the truck, by the way? We are excited. The tradition of loading the truck spans back to 2003 when we started winning world series'. It spawns a new dawn on the baseball season. The first Fenway Frank of the season gonna hit different.

Can you smell this episode from where you're standing? Where you're sitting? YIKES look at these teams. Sam Kennedy couldn't have picked a better team. You no longer have to wonder if the Red Sox have had six teams worth of garbage in the 21st century. They did. We expose them. You knew them, and we exposed them. There is no need for these player introductions. This is a villain episode. They all make appearances. Consider them all a slider in the dirt. Visiting guests: JustinMLB from Pod By The River, Timmahwatt and Jordan Leandre from The Pesky Report, and Rob Anglin from The Pesky Pod

Anyone know if the Boston Red Sox alarm went off? They're going to be late for the big game! Quick, hurry! Baseball, baseball, baseball! As for shortstop backup plan, we have no shortstop backup plan. As for right-handed bat? We have no right-handed bat. The aces are the aces. We couldn't control their hearts desires. Only money could. Where were we ever supposed to get something like that? In this economy? Please. Anyway, somebody go wake Breslow. Scott is off the market. Who's next, Santander? *touches earpiece* oh what the fu-- Spotify open.spotify.com/show/2AGsGMHjeA7zm4DmwBTx7N Apple Podcast podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/not-another-sox-podcast/id1719731838 Castbox castbox.fm/vh/4663940 Twitter x.com/NASPpodcast BlueSky bsky.app/profile/nasppodcast.bsky.social Instagram instagram.com/nasppodcast

The stove is COLD. We unfortunately talk free agency - but we also answer your questions! Of note: All quiet on the western front WBC pool play is coming up The Blue Jussy The Baltimore Poorioles Daddy Dom signs in New York (the bad one) Sasaki sweepstakes (Yankees are bad again) The Ladder to Nowhere The Steroids League The Meth League Come enjoy some questions! And some answers!

We have some of your favorite Red Sox podcasters on for this episode - but maybe not in the way you might think. NASP PRESENTS: THE PRODUCERS On with us are the guys that get these things off the ground. The Producers. You might know them as the guys who upload episodes to Spotify, but it's really so much more than that. Kinda. Come hear about how some of your favorite Red Sox podcasts came to be. Where did they start? Where are they now? Did Triston Casas have an eye-patch? Special guests Ed Hand of Pod By The River, Fitzy Mo Pena of Pod on Landsdowne, and Joe Braverman of Play Tessie join producer Ian Doran of Not Another Sox Podcast to share their experiences.

Bobby Dalbec, on January 8, 2025, in the year of our lord, signed with the Chicago White Sox. Our hearts go out to Boston Red Sox fans at this difficult time. Please respect our grieving process. Jerry Reinsdorf, somehow.

Wow. Started from the bottom now we here, huh? To think the Boston Red Sox knew the whole time. They were saving it as a Christmas surprise - a little Walker Buehler under the Christmas tree. Or the Hanukkah tree. Or the Kwanza tree. Whatever you celebrate. We think this solidifies the rotation, spelling the doom of a potential Corbin Burnes contract. We continue to beg for a bat - preferably right-handed and good. There is more work to be done - though we edge closer to satisfaction. Tune in to this NASP emergency Christmas pod and put yourself in the receiving spirit.

Tim Wakefield has always been described as the guy who did not care if the cameras were watching. He cared about setting an example that influenced people both on the field and off. Lenny DiNardo joins us to talk about the 200 Win, knuckleball pitcher. He references the level of professionalism that Tim radiated and the roles of quiet leadership he embodied that inspired Lenny as a young player. Tim Wakefield will always represent the spirit of Boston with his resilience and moral backbone. He will always be remembered as he was: a hero.

We made it. Four days of coverage of the Winter Meetings from the NASP boys and some of their closest friends. To think all it took to invigorate the fans was one, Garrett Crochet level trade. We have Sammy James of Play Tessie on with us tonight - him and Jack perv out on Korean baseball. It's pretty disgusting, tbh. Though a slightly uneventful week in signings for the Boston Red Sox, it was certainly an emotional one. Juan Soto and all. Our pig this week was Garrett Crochet. After the Winter Meetings the Boston Red Sox have: Signed: Aroldis Chapman - $10.75M/1-year Signed: Justin Wilson - $1.5M/1-year Acquired: Garrett Crochet from the White Sox in exchange for prospects Kyle Teel, Braden Montgomery, Chase Meidroth, Wikelman Gonzalez. Acquired: Carlos Narvaez from the Yankees in exchange for prospect Elmer Rodriguez-Cruz.

Winter Meetings Day 3, we did it. We traded for Garrett Crochet and Carlos Narvaez. The Winter Meetings are BACK ON, BABY. I take back all the mean things I said yesterday. High five, down low, Breslow. We are joined by esteemed guests Pod on Lansdowne for the first ever Jimmy Timmy Power Hour - or as we like to call it: Not Another Sox Podcast On Lansdowne. Prepare to crack yourselves up. Crack. (We saw Jake's butt. 35:08.) I think I speak for all of us when I say the offseason has been a complete success. They say there's more. Come along with us. As of today the Boston Red Sox have: Signed: Aroldis Chapman - $10.75M/1-year Signed: Justin Wilson - $1.5M/1-year Acquired: Garrett Crochet from the White Sox in exchange for prospects Kyle Teel, Braden Montgomery, Chase Meidroth, Wikelman Gonzalez. Acquired: Carlos Narvaez from the Yankees in exchange for prospect Elmer Rodriguez-Cruz.

"There's an old saying in Tennessee - I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee that goes "fool me once, shame on...shame on you. Fool me, you can't get fooled again."" Welcome to day 2 of the Winter Meetings where between yesterday and today it has become Burnes or Bust. How? Apathy, attrition, poverty. A clear showing of the "decisive and aggressive" tactics the Red Sox signaled at the start of the offseason. Robbie Hyde is here to lift our spirits, there's plenty of offseason left. We can only hope it doesn't get worse. As of today the Boston Red Sox have signed: Aroldis Chapman - $10.75M/1-year Justin Wilson - $1.5M/1-year

The 2024 Winter Meetings have begun, no more laughing no more fun. If you show your teeth or wallet you have to pay Alex Bregman, starting now. This week we will be doing coverage of the Winter Meetings. Today is day one and the planes are landing in Dallas fresh off the Juan Soto presses. Mets, by the way. We are joined by Red Seat Radio to widen our fan perspectives on what we've seen so far. Corbin believes in John Henry and by gosh, we should too. As of today the Boston Red Sox have signed: Aroldis Chapman - $10.75M/1-year Justin Wilson - $1.5M/1-year

Breaking News: Bobby Dalbec, the king of the Worcester crush, has elected free agency. Where does he land? These reporters ask the hard hitting questions so you don't have to. A pioneer in his time, we follow this haunting tale of a man beyond men.

The Red Sox are not hibernating this offseason! Have we really shifted the dial? Sources are saying "perhaps". Even without game days, we are getting news. Nicky Pivetts? Rejected the Qualifying Offer. Good to know that draft pick will counter-balance when we sign Juan Soto. The Rule 5 Draft claimed it's victims ending years of abuse between the Boston Red Sox and Bryan Mata. Hunter Dobbins is protected - as is the password, Jhostynxon Garcia. Which, I think, Jack Webster actually pronounces correctly! Where are the free agent targets? The hot stove is heating up and we've got some takes for you!

Everyone in Boston was watching the world series for one reason and one reason only - to watch the Yankees lose. And they did it! They did lose! Not just in typical fashion, but in spectacular fashion! We've been lulling ourselves to sleep every night with the Aaron Judge catch-drop video before we go to bed. As a side note, fans, don't touch the players. We talk a bit about the upcoming offseason, too. Dodgers in 5!

There just seems to be no way we will ever reverse this curse - right, Justin MLB?

It's 2004, we are 10, and my dad is better than your dad. We recorded this on the playground on my tape recorder for David Ortiz; our one and only large, Dominican son. It's not reminiscing if it's happening in real time.

Here are our 2024 suprelatives. Some good, some bad, mostly bad. Part 2. I'll write the rest of the bio tomorrow. IDK, TBD, honestly. Featuring The Pesky Report.

Here are our 2024 suprelatives. Some good, some bad, mostly bad. Part 1. I'll write the rest of the bio tomorrow. IDK, TBD, honestly. Featuring The Pesky Report.

If you were to ask me the state of the Red Sox right now, and more specifically the state of Red Sox management right now, I would tell you confidently that John Henry farted in an elevator right as Craig Breslow was getting on. Now we all think it's Craig Breslow's fault and also the elevator is going down. You'll hear the fart noises in our episode. It was shortly after Cam Booser helped Aaron Judge break the Paw Patrol curse. God, I hate this team. Zack Kelly has been relegated to Guantanamo Bay. The game at the end is fun though! Big World Series draftish game. It means nothing but then again, neither does this team :)

We're calling it. We've seen this team before. You know what? Why don't we all jump onto the train to misery-ville? Probably a good thing they extended Alex Cora while we were all high in June. We did get Shawn today! He arrived fashionably late in a limousine with spinning gold rims. He is our coroner - he declared cause of death. Hint: It was losing baseball games. Anyway, join us for this evil fun house of horror as the Red Sox get us ready for Halloween by scaring us with their un-godly baseball playing. Pitching? Stellar. Hitting? Spooky.

Anyone else experiencing Deja Vu? Idk it just feels like we've seen this Red Sox September before. Like, many times before. Are we stuck in a time loop? Doomed to misery by repetition into insanity. What's the one song by that super underground indie rock band about waking up at the end of September? In this episode we talk about Nick Pivetta, I fear. Do we throw this scrappy little 30% strikeout pitcher 21 million dollars or move on? I guess it depends on if in the next month he can go from a 1 WAR player to like an 8 WAR player. Cooper Criswell, though? Someone give that guy another 1 million dollars ASAP. Throw him an extra hundo, as a little treat. This week we play RED SOX ROOKIE TRIVIA. Sorry if that's not original enough for you. You don't have to participate. The rest of us will be having fun. Not the Red Sox, or any of the Red Sox fans, really; but the rest of us!

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Hogdale! I lied about the bird and the plane. This episode is coming off a STELLAR start by Brayan Bello, who Red Sox fans appear to be excited about. Hogdale joins us to offer what has become the magic opinion. Seriously, it's like voodoo. So much ground is covered in this episode! For this evening's meal, we offer a classic yet specialty appetizer of Alex Verdugo hate, followed by a sizzling redemption of reporter Gabrielle Star. Should a palate cleanser be needed after your meal we would love to offer some Rich Hill in this trying time, and for dessert we have named 10 Red Sox players to pull that dog sled in the Iditarod. Don't know what the Iditarod is? Watch Balto, you casual. This is our podcast format now, apologies in advance for the convenience.

What a week to be a Red Sox fan. Many ups (for the Royals), mostly downs (for the Red Sox). Wanna hear my impression of Josh Winckowski? "I love giving up home runs I'm Josh Winckowski!" We'll catch you up on our scouting report from this weekend. There is a bright side - we're starting to see some semblance of the 2025 super team. Liam Hendriks is on it. I know what you're thinking - are we expanding on the silver lining or are we in denial? That's a rhetorical question, idiot. The answer is obviously *static static* sorry going through a tunnel tell your mother "tennis racket tennis racket you need a tennis racket" okay love you bye!

Sorry, we were gone longer than 5 minutes. Fair reminder, time isn't real and that if it takes you longer than 5 minutes to click on part 2, it's your fault. What did we do between part 1 and part 2? Mostly hung out in the broadcast booth, spoke on the radio. People threw flowers. I think this one guy even wrote us in as sole beneficiaries to his estate.

In this episode we are coming at you LIVE from Brockton Massachusetts! The boys meet in real life to provide some commentary on the New England Knockouts. Believe it or not, also the Red Sox. Hosts Jack Webster, Ian Doran, and Shawn Palmer are as electric as you would believe in person. Handsome, too. With the highest honor and the highest pleasure, we present to you Not Another Sox Podcast live from Campanelli Stadium. (Red Sox lost in this episode, btw.)

In this episode we are covering more ground than center field at Fenway Park. We speak more on baseball and mental health, team morale and the road to come, and the implications of the upcoming series with the Kansas City Royals. There is a surprise twist in the episode as we prepare to call this Saturday's game for the New England Knockouts! Come see us on Saturday at 5:30pm in Brockton, Massachusetts. How are we preparing you ask? I'll give you a hint, we grade the trade deadline acquisitions on the scale of a pitch count in this first ever iteration of NASP LIVE.

Many are saying Jarren Duran; specifically American League All-Star MVP Jarren Duran. Many are also discussing the season trade end times (still working on a catchier name). Many announce they are announcing the game and throwing the first pitch at the New England Knockouts Independent League Baseball game. Many are making fun of Carlos and Carla Rodon. Many are also asking Jeeves.