Podcast appearances and mentions of Mike Lowell

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): If there is one person with a great perspective on all the elements of the Rafael Devers drama it is former Red Sox third baseman Mike Lowell. The MLB Network analyst joins Bradfo to give his thoughts on Devers' approach, Devers' mindset and Devers' lot in life, having experienced similar situations - both personally and with teammates - in the past. Lowell also explains how his former teammate, Red Sox manager Alex Cora, is uniquely qualified to handle the chaos. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): If there is one person with a great perspective on all the elements of the Rafael Devers drama it is former Red Sox third baseman Mike Lowell. The MLB Network analyst joins Bradfo to give his thoughts on Devers' approach, Devers' mindset and Devers' lot in life, having experienced similar situations - both personally and with teammates - in the past. Lowell also explains how his former teammate, Red Sox manager Alex Cora, is uniquely qualified to handle the chaos. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

David Samson tells us how badly a fan would have to get hurt to receive a Mike Lowell bobblehead. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dan cannot get over Greg Cote taking out Gary Ferman in the previous hour. What's the difference between a beat writer and a column writer? Would it hurt Greg more if you called him a "shitty reporter" or a "shitty writer?" Then, AROD is always in the middle of something, but this time, it leads the crew to a conversation about the most important athletes from South Florida. Mike Lowell? Frank Gore? Udonis Haslem? Plus, Greg Cote has a theory about why the Yankees finally changed their facial hair policy, and Billy Gil was well-informed while simultaneously chaotic on the FIU Panthers baseball broadcast over the weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In the fifth and final episode of La Leyenda, host Daniella Bruce takes you through an exploration of Miguel Cabrera's legacy both on and off the field. We hear from the people who know Miguel best, his parents, as well as his childhood hero, Venezuelan infielder Dave Concepción. Cabrera is the Tigers' 2023 Roberto Clemente Award nominee. We explore his passion for helping others, especially kids, on a global scale. Over the years, Cabrera's joyful personality and desire to connect with those in the stands has led to some remarkable fan interactions. We relive one of these viral moments and chat with the kid at the heart of it all, eight years later, about what the experience meant to him and his passion for the sport. Finally, as we near the end of an era in Tigers history, what does Miguel Cabrera mean to Venezuela, Detroit, and the game of baseball? We take one last look at the lasting impact of #24 with the help of teammates, coaches, and MLB Hall of Famers.   Guests include Miguel's parents, Dave Concepción, Willie Horton, Eugenio Suárez, Elvis Andrus, AJ Hinch, Nick Castellanos, Iván Rodríguez, Víctor Martínez, Spencer Torkelson, Aaron Judge, Mike Trout, Ozzie Guillén, Justin Verlander, Jim Leyland, Steve Yzerman, Calvin Johnson, Jalen Rose, Ben Wallace, George Brett, Mike Lowell, Dan Dickerson, Mike Lowell, Dontrelle Willis, Miguel Cabrera, and many more. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ready to relive the legendary 2007 Boston Red Sox season? Your hosts are here to take you on a nostalgic ride, revisiting the key moments, trades and performances that led this team to World Series victory. From the remarkable leadership demonstrated by Josh Beckett and Mike Lowell to the strategic moves made during the 2006 offseason, the unforgettable 2007 season is sure to have you on the edge of your seat. We'll explore the key roles of Alex Gonzalez and Mark Loretta, and the impact of players like Daisuke Matsuzaka, JD Drew and Julio Lugo. We also won't forget about the thrilling "Mother's Day Miracle", a moment that still gives us chills. Imagine being thrown into the tension of the Yankees-Indians series, the nail-biting ALCS showdown between the Red Sox and Indians, and finally, the dominant performance of the Red Sox during the World Series against the Colorado Rockies. Picture the game-winning moments, Clay Buckholz's extraordinary rookie season, and World Series MVP Mike Lowell's unforgettable performance. As we break down the key factors that led the Red Sox to their incredible success, you'll get a unique insight into the 2007 winning season that only true Red Sox fans can appreciate.  For a grand finale, we'll be revisiting the 2007 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and the Colorado Rockies, where the Red Sox stamped their dominance. You'll hear all about the game-winning moments, the extraordinary rookie season of Clay Buckholz, and the unforgettable performance of World Series MVP Mike Lowell. We'll also discuss the impact of the starting lineup, the game-changing moments and the overall excitement of that winning season. So, buckle up and get ready for a trip down memory lane that you won't forget. From the highs and lows of the season to the electrifying World Series victory, we're about to relive it all. TIMESTAMPS 0:12 2007 Boston Red Sox Championship Reroute 7:41 2006 Red Sox Offseason Importance 12:17 2007 Red Sox Season Reflections 16:56 Red Sox Season's Memorable Moments 23:30 2007 Red Sox Season and Postseason 52:47 Game Seven and World Series Reflections 59:03 Red Sox vs. Underwhelming Rockies World Series 1:08:43 Dominant Red Sox Championship Team Reflection 1:13:25 Boston Red Sox Championship Success Discussion Support the show ----------- https://www.MTPshow.com Our Social Media https://linktr.ee/MTPSHOW ----------- Hosts: Mike Marcangelo, Dave Clarke, Rayshawn Buchanan, Bob Kelly, Joe Malkin Producer: Craig D'Alessandro Inquiries: Craig@mtpshow.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

August 11 1907: The Cardinals Ed Karger throws a perfect game against the Boston Doves in the second game of a doubleheader. The game was shortened to 7 innings by prior agreement which was commonplace at the time. This is the only abridged perfect game or no hitter that was not shortened by weather in the history of the game. After missing 6 weeks‚ first with broken ribs‚ then a thumb broken in a fight with a butcher's clerk‚ Ty Cobb signs a new 3-year contract and returns to the Tiger's lineup on August 11th, 1914. Cobb would play in only 97 games that season‚ but would still go on win another batting crown hitting .368. Under existing rules his 345 at bats were enough to qualify. Where have you gone Joe DiMaggio? August 11th, 1950. Hitting just .279 and languishing in a 4 for 38 slump, Yankee great Joe DiMaggio is benched for the first time in his career. His replacement‚ Cliff Mapes‚ gives the Yankees a 7 - 6 win over the A's with a mammoth 7th inning homer.1979 Phillies's reliever Tug McGraw surrenders an 8th inning grand slam to the Pirates' Ed Ott as the Bucs win 14 - 11. This would be the 4th grand slam McGraw gave up that season setting a new National League mark and tying with Detroit's Ray Narleski who did it in 1959. The Cubs paraded out 10 pitchers in a 17 inning, 10 to 8 loss to the Pirates on August 11th, 1985. This game is the continuation of a contest that started on April 20 but was suspended because of darkness. Barry Jones‚ the winning pitcher who struck out the side‚ and Barry Bonds‚ who drove in the game-winning run‚ were both in the minors when the game started. The losing Frank DiPino started the season with Houston. August 11th, 2009 Boston's 7 - 5 win over Detroit at Fenway Park is marred by a brawl in the 2nd inning. When Kevin Youkilis is hit by a Rick Porcello pitch, he charges the mound and both benches empty. Both players are ejected, and Youk's replacement, Mike Lowell, hits two home runs to power the Red Sox to victory.

In hour two, Crowder interrupts the entire show because he's doing the show from the Steelers eating hall ... seriously. Richard Sherman is teaming up with Skip Bayless. Then, Marlins World Series Champion, Mike Lowell, joins the show to discuss the teams slump, why he still believes they're a wild card team and explains why he didn't love the team sending Eury Pérez down. 

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Former Yankee, Marlin and Red Sox Mike Lowell knows a little something about big league clubhouses and teams before and after a Trade Deadline, having seen the impact of deals and non-deals during his 13-year career. Lowell joins Rob Bradford to discuss some of his experiences, including the 2003 acquisition of Paul Lo Duca, Eric Gagne going to the Red Sox in 2007 and the chaos that circulated the Red Sox in 2008 thanks to Manny Ramirez. Lowell also offers his own story of not accepting a trade in the final months of the season, turning down a deal that would have sent him to the Yankees. Lowell's always great, and this is no exception. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Red Sox Hall of Famer Mike Lowell joins WEEI Sox Booth for an inning to talk about his time with the Red Sox, this year's Sox team and more. 

NBA Draft broadcast was terrible. Why do the parents have to be interviewed? The Degenerate got another bobblehead. SDI actually found someone wearing a Johnny Cueto Marlins jersey

After launching a home run in his 2003 MLB debut, 20-year-old Miguel Cabrera went on to win a World Series with the Marlins in his spectacular rookie season. In this episode, we relive Cabrera's early success in Miami and break down the 2007 blockbuster trade that landed him in Detroit. Guests include Miggy's minor league teammate Josh Wilson, Mike Lowell, Roger Clemens, Dave Dombrowski, and Miguel Cabrera. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike Lowell joins Marlins Radio during the broadcast Friday night with Kyle Sielaff and Rod Allen! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bob Ramsey and Joe Roderick bring you an off-day edition of World Baseball Classic Live, with a first-hand report on what happened with Edwin Diaz following last night's game. Plus commentary on how this will impact future WBC events with teams and player. A quick preview of the two Quarterfinal games in Miami, and a Mike Lowell story also are included in today's episode Sponsored by: Mungenast Burkard Alton Toyota Mungenast St Louis Acura Royal Banks of Missouri

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): The horns. The flags. The dugout celebrations. The bat flips. The fist pumps. It's World Baseball Classic time which means only one thing: March baseball looks a little different. But can all of this enthusiasm carry over to a big league season? Bradfo sits down with Marcus Stroman (Team Puerto Rico) and Mike Lowell to discuss where baseball is at when it comes to showing the kind of personality the tournament is about to deliver us. You are going to find two more pointed perspectives. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): The horns. The flags. The dugout celebrations. The bat flips. The fist pumps. It's World Baseball Classic time which means only one thing: March baseball looks a little different. But can all of this enthusiasm carry over to a big league season? Bradfo sits down with Marcus Stroman (Team Puerto Rico) and Mike Lowell to discuss where baseball is at when it comes to showing the kind of personality the tournament is about to deliver us. You are going to find two more pointed perspectives. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): The horns. The flags. The dugout celebrations. The bat flips. The fist pumps. It's World Baseball Classic time which means only one thing: March baseball looks a little different. But can all of this enthusiasm carry over to a big league season? Bradfo sits down with Marcus Stroman (Team Puerto Rico) and Mike Lowell to discuss where baseball is at when it comes to showing the kind of personality the tournament is about to deliver us. You are going to find two more pointed perspectives. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): The horns. The flags. The dugout celebrations. The bat flips. The fist pumps. It's World Baseball Classic time which means only one thing: March baseball looks a little different. But can all of this enthusiasm carry over to a big league season? Bradfo sits down with Marcus Stroman (Team Puerto Rico) and Mike Lowell to discuss where baseball is at when it comes to showing the kind of personality the tournament is about to deliver us. You are going to find two more pointed perspectives. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Scott Braun and Alanna Rizzo are in the Lounge this week with their friend four-time All-Star Mike Lowell. He talks about his journey to the big leagues, his cancer diagnosis at 24, and shares some memories from his time with the Red Sox. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scott Braun and Alanna Rizzo are in the Lounge this week with their friend four-time All-Star Mike Lowell. He talks about his journey to the big leagues, his cancer diagnosis at 24, and shares some memories from his time with the Red Sox.

Joe Frisaro entertains Former MLB player and American Heritage Skipper Bruce Aven. Now retired and serving as AD, former state (FL) and national high school champion (2002) gives insight into why South Florida is king when it comes to baseball. From his beginnings of running an academy under a speed ramp in a parking garage to producing MLB rising stars Tristan Casas (Red Sox) and Brandon Barriera (Blue Jays), Bruce is quick to give props to both their individual work ethic and the tough competition they play (Elijah Green, Sal Stewart, Andrew Painter). As he states, "all of these guys are good ... and they work". Listen as he chronicles the evolution of pitching preparation and how he believes we may be coming full circle with hitting mechanics... moving away from an overload of mechanics and back to teaching baseball. Mike Lowell, Alex Fernandez, Alex Gonzales are just a few former big leaguers that are on the South Florida baseball scene that Avens mentions. Hang on until the end and hear about the antics of fellow Lamar University HOF Kevin Millar and a late career trade involving Bruce that helped kick start a young minor leaguer named Chase Utley. A 30th round draft choice that made it to the bigs in 3 years is unheard of- just one of the things that makes this guest something special.

When you need a correspondent for a big event you turn to the big names who are sitting in the big places. That's why the Bradfo Sho podcast has hired former Red Sox third baseman Mike Lowell to become its special Eastern Conference finals correspondent, with Lowell explaining what it was like to sit courtside for Game 1

Player Profile is a look at player that defied the odds or changed the game in 15 minutes or less!

In hour 4: Mike Lowell talks World Series, Formula 1 Racing sounds fun & The Heat & Panthers are great. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Marlin Mike Lowell talks about this year's World Series, winning The World Series MVP and his thoughts on robot umpires. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A tremendous person and friend, Mike Lowell joins the show this week and we couldn't be more psyched.   Mike talks everything from an unreal conversation with Brian Cashman that lead to his trade to the Marlins to surviving testicular cancer at 24 years old.   And if you have a kid to wants to be a ballplayer, wait till you hear his breakdown on how to hit a baseball!   We're excited to share this interview with the classiest, coolest, and one of the smartest baseball players around - Mike Lowell steps inside the Mayor's Office with Sean Casey right now!

MLB Network analyst Mike Lowell joins the show to talk MLB playoffs, and PFF analyst Steve Palazzolo joins the show ahead of tonight's game between the Rams and the Seahawks and tells you why he'd take Russell Wilson over Matthew Stafford. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

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Mike Lowell joined Joe to talk about his battle with cancer and how it was discovered. They also talk about the importance of The Jimmy Fund and Mike's involvement with it as a player and now. They also talk about this years Red Sox team as they make a playoff push   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Mike Lowell will talk about his experiences as a youth baseball player, how he trained for the varsity season and how important the mental game is in baseball. You do not want to miss out on the former MLB All-star's advice! A special thank you to Andre Gordon for the great podcast intro and to John Snider and the WCS drumline for the amazing intro!

Joe and Sean are joined by Mike Lowell to talk about his former teammate Dustin Pedroia  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ely Sussman analyzes the key takeaways from Saturday's loss and Sunday's win by the Marlins in Grapefruit League competition (2:10). The second half of the show (17:35) is a refresher on the Fish Stripes Marlins Hall of Fame. Established last year with 16 inductions—including Miguel Cabrera, Luis Castillo, Jeff Conine, José Fernández, Mike Lowell, Gary Sheffield and Dontrelle Willis—the time has come to vote on candidates for the class of 2021. Follow Fish Stripes (@fishstripes) and Ely (@RealEly) on Twitter. Full coverage at FishStripes.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ely Sussman analyzes the key takeaways from Saturday's loss and Sunday's win by the Marlins in Grapefruit League competition (2:10). The second half of the show (17:35) is a refresher on the Fish Stripes Marlins Hall of Fame. Established last year with 16 inductions—including Miguel Cabrera, Luis Castillo, Jeff Conine, José Fernández, Mike Lowell, Gary Sheffield and Dontrelle Willis—the time has come to vote on candidates for the class of 2021. Follow Fish Stripes (@fishstripes) and Ely (@RealEly) on Twitter. Full coverage at FishStripes.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 3. Rob Bradford and Nick “Fitzy” Stevens break the news that the Philadelphia Eagles will interview Josh McDaniels. Plus, Mike Lowell tells Bradford why Boston teams are having such a hard time signing big name free agents.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With Major League Baseball free agency still playing out slower than slow, the question has to be asked: Is Boston and the Red Sox still a preferred destination for these guys. Mike Lowell has some experience when it comes to this stuff, which is why the former Sox third baseman joined the Bradfo Sho for the latest edition of "Uniquely Boston" sponsored by City of Boston Credit Union. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today, I'm talking to Beth Dickerson, owner and partner at Gibson Sotheby's International Realty. Beth is ranked a top agent in the country and in all of Sotheby's International Realty. She has listed and sold more than 2,500 properties. Totally more than $1 billion in sales. Among these sales. she has represented numerous notable clients. A few that can be named are Manny Ramirez, Mike Lowell, Doc Rivers, Tom Brady, David Price, Wes Welker, Herb Chambers, and Bill Simmons. Beth was the proprietor of her own real estate company for several years before she joined the residential division of R M Bradley in 1993, where she was the top producer for more than a decade. She founded her own boutique real estate firm in November of 2003 Dickerson Real Estate, before merging with Gibson Sotheby's International Realty in 2007. With all of these accomplishments and all that she has accomplished. What is most impressive to me about Beth is that after such amazing and unsurmountable success, she is still one of the most down to earth, unassuming and authentic people I have met and worked with. Today, she and I talk about not the tricks of the trade, not faking it until you make it, but just showing up and what happens when you do it?Jere interviews the world’s most renowned and best real estate agents around the country and the world.These outstanding Agents tell their stories, how they got into the business, and what has made them successful in one of the oldest and most competitive industries.All of this on the “Jere Metcalf Podcast, Top Real Estate Agents tell how they do it.”www.JereMetcalfPodcast.comPowered by Jere Metcalf Partners 404.627.7789jere@jeremetcalfpartners.comJeremetcalfpartners.com

Great friends Jon 'Boog' Sciambi and Mike Lowell join John to reminisce about their time with the World Series Florida Marlins franchise, Mike's triumphs over adversity and some of the great baseball characters they worked with in Miami, and for Mike in Boston.

Former Red Sox third baseman Mike Lowell joined Rob Bradford to accept his title as the best Red Sox interviewee over the past 15 years. Lowell and Bradford reflect on why the Sox Hall of Famer was such a good quote while taking a deep dive into the ever-changing media/player dynamic. He also tells a really good story about Disney World. As always, Lowell doesn't disappoint. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today on IT, Chris and Kevin open up the show talking about the Astros questionable responses from Bregman and Altuve during their fanfest event over the weekend in Houston. Mike Lowell to the Red Sox? Chris and Kevin debate whether he could manage the Red Sox. The guys then discuss potential candidates for the Hall of Fame, as the announcement is tomorrow. All that plus more!

MLB Network analyst Mike Lowell joins the Chatting Cage to break down the Red Sox potentially missing the postseason and discusses if he would take a job offer with the Red Sox or Marlins.

World Series Champion turned MLB Network analyst, Mike Lowell, delivers a laugh out loud story on helping David Ortiz refine his English accent. Lowell also reminisces on his playing days, including needing six stitches after a little self sabotage. Also, what's your take on MadBum playing the dinger police? Scott, Kelly, and Mike weigh on the MadBum/Muncy drama. Use the code POD25 at Yahoo.com/DailyFantasy or download the Yahoo Fantasy App for $25 in FREE PLAY!

Welcome back to another edition of MLB Network's Intentional Talk: Caught Listening.This week, Chris welcomes former pitcher Ryan Dempster to the show. Dempster talks about how it feels to be traded, playing (or not playing) in an All-Star Game, and what happens when Kevin Millar is in charge of the transportation.Got questions for the show? Send them to Chris Rose (@ChrisRose) and Kevin Millar (@KMillar15) on Twitter, using the hashtag #CaughtListeningPod.

Welcome to the latest edition of Intentional Talk: Caught Listening.This week, Kevin and Chris recap and analyze a wild weekend of MLB fights, before welcoming former third baseman, and all around good guy, Mike Lowell onto the show.Mike talked about experiencing the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry, the former MLB player who was BETTER than A-Rod as a kid, when they all played in Miami together, and his own personal experience with baseball fights.Plus, Shohei Ohtani needs fans to be quiet, in order to concentrate, and does it matter that Derek Jeter didn't go back to Yankee Stadium?

Conducting their first interview together since both playing for the Red Sox, Sox manager Alex Cora and second baseman Dustin Pedroia get together to reflect on their relationship. Mike Lowell, who joined Cora as Pedroia's first major league mentor, also joins the podcast to reflect on the pair.

Conducting their first interview together since both playing for the Red Sox, Sox manager Alex Cora and second baseman Dustin Pedroia get together to reflect on their relationship. Mike Lowell, who joined Cora as Pedroia's first major league mentor, also joins the podcast to reflect on the pair. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today on Intentional Talk, Chris Rose challenges guest host Mike Lowell to trivia! Will he beat his fellow analysts who came before him? Also, the boys take a look at all of the Gerrit Cole drama, and where this pitcher may eventually someday wind up.

Rob Bradford is joined by one of Alex Cora's best friends, former Red Sox third baseman Mike Lowell. Lowell talks about all the qualities that he believes will serve Cora well when taking on the job as Red Sox managers, while offering examples of Cora's readiness for the position. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Marlins legend Mike Lowell calls the show on a very rare Mr. Skin Tuesday!

Rob Bradford was joined by former Red Sox third baseman Mike Lowell to talk about the current state of the Red Sox and potential trades, including his view on Marlins Star slugger Giancarlo Stanton. Lowell also offers his advice regarding what he would pay Jon Lester. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Alex Reimer speaks with Brian MacPherson of The Providence Journal. Alex and Brian discuss what the Red Sox's offseason strategy should be, as well as what they should do in regards to Victor Martinez and David Ortiz. They also touch upon what to look out for in regards with the young players on the roster for the rest of this season. Alex recaps the 3 game series against the A's and mentions Mike Lowell's pending retirement. In the "Around the League" segment, Alex previews the pending series against the Rays and Yankees, and gives his analysis on the hot NL West race. Please post on the message boards at www.thesportsstuff.com/boards! A lot to still discuss!

Alex talks about how the feeling of the "Red Sox being out of it" is really palpable now, even though we knew it was likely going to end this way. The first 2 games against Baltimore are recapped, with Alex saying that Marco Scutaro's effort is admired, but he should take more days off with his injuries. Alex also analyzes JD Drew's season and mentions that Drew's disappointing year has really flown under the radar. In addition, Alex gives his take on the Manny Delcarmen trade and the "almost" Mike Lowell trade. The upcoming series against Manny and the White Sox is previewed, and in the "Around the League" segment, Alex mulls over the AL East standings, and the putrid Pittsburgh Pirates, who were officially eliminated by the postseason this week. Post on the boards at www.thesportsstuff.com/boards! "The Alex Reimer Show" airs this Saturday from 12-1 PM EST on 1120 AM WBNW Boston, www.moneymattersradio.net, and www.livestream.com/wbnw1120.

Alex recaps a disappointing series (thus far) against the Indians. Alex mentions the problems with Tim Bogar, the concerning recent trend with Jon Lester, and more. Of course, Alex also spends a lot of time discussing Kevin Youkilis' injury and what it all means. Mike Lowell's return, Jacoby Ellsbury's return, the brawl, and every other news story is touched upon too. Alex previews the weekend series against the Yankees, which will go a long way in defining where the Red Sox go from here. You can't count them out because of the starting pitching, but hopefully that starting pitching pitches to its ability. In the "Around the League" segment, Alex checks on the AL East standings and the red hot Rays. Post on the boards (www.thesportsstuff.com/boards)! "The Alex Reimer Show" airs Saturday from 12-1 PM EST on 1120 AM WBNW Boston, www.moneymattersradio.net, and www.livestream.com/wbnw1120.

Alex talks about the series in Colorado, and all of the latest Red Sox storylines. The JD Drew injury, contributions from Daniel Nava and Darnell McDonald, a crushing blown save by Jonathan Papelbon, and more is discussed. Also, Alex once again expresses his displeasure that Mike Lowell remains on the roster. Alex also previews the series against the Giants and talks about Daisuke coming off the DL. The "post of the day" (www.thesportsstuff.com/boards) is handed out, and in the "Around the League" segment, Alex talks about the incredibly tight AL East standings, Stephen Strasburg act 4, and who the ideal managerial candidate for the Florida Marlins is. "The Alex Reimer Show" airs every Saturday from 4-6 PM EST on 1120 AM WBNW Boston, www.moneymattersradio.net, and www.livestream.com/wbnw1120. Call at 888-205-2263!

Alex recaps the Red Sox's first 3 games against the Indians, and documents how much the Indians have changed since the 2007 ALCS. Alex also breaks down the pitching performances of Daisuke Matsuzaka and Tim Wakefield, as well as the horrendous debut of Boof Bonser. Jonathan Papelbon's trip to the bereavement list, who goes when he comes back, the start of interleague play, and what is going on with Mike Lowell are also talked about. In addition, Alex gives his quick thoughts on the Red Sox's draft and says why they may have gone away from high school players this year and back to collegiate players. In the "Around the League" segment, Alex mentions the AL East standings, and also talks about the excellence that is Stephen Strasburg. The "post of the day" is handed out. Please post on the boards at www.thesportsstuff.com/boards. It's free, quick, and easy to sign up! "The Alex Reimer Show" airs every Saturday from 4-6 PM EST on 1120 AM WBNW Boston, www.moneymattersradio.net, and www.livestream.com/wbnw1120.

Alex recaps the 4 game series against the Royals, in which the Red Sox and Royals each won 2 games. Alex talks about the poor performances from Daisuke Matsuzaka and Tim Wakefield, as well as the strong performances from Clay Buchholz and Jon Lester. David Ortiz's hot May, where Mike Lowell stands, whether Jacoby Ellsbury is "soft," and much more is discussed! The "post of the day" (www.thesportsstuff.com/boards) in handed out, and in the "Around the League" segment, Alex talks about the AL East standings, and goes through the biggest stories across baseball, including Kendry Morales injuring himself in a celebration, Roy Halladay's perfect game, and the overall mediocrity of the National League.

Alex talks about an incredibly eventful few days, including the big 2 game series in New York. Alex mentions the demoralizing loss on Monday, and gives his thoughts on Jonathan Papelbon's struggles, as well as the struggles of Daisuke Matsuzaka and whether Victor Martinez is to blame for that. Conversely, Alex talks about what he calls an "enthralling" win on Tuesday, and how that momentum carried over to the Twins' game on Wednesday at Fenway. Howard Bryant's article on David Ortiz, who is legitimately heating up, and where all of that leaves Mike Lowell is discussed too. In the "Around the League" segment, Alex talks about the AL East standings, and says that with the Yankees going through injuries, they are a better bet to come back to the Red Sox than the Rays are. Alex also criticizes Hanley Ramirez for his embarrassing "effort" on chasing after the dropped pop-up on Monday night, and the subsequent whirlwind that followed. Post on the message boards at www.thesportsstuff.com/boards! The "post of the day" returns on Monday! "The Alex Reimer Show" airs every Saturday from 4-6 PM EST on 1120 AM WBNW Boston, www.moneymattersradio.net, and www.livestream.com/wbnw1120.

Alex analyzes the past two thrilling Red Sox victories over the Texas Rangers, and also previews their series this weekend against the Orioles. Welcome to Boston, Darnell McDonald! Still though, Alex also points out some issues with the team that are not going away. Among these issues is the inability to beat good teams and throw out base runners, the point that "run prevention" was a back-up plan, and the fact that David Ortiz is not going to come around. Alex still doesn't believe there should be a DH platoon. He believes Ortiz shouldn't play at all. As long as Mike Lowell is on the roster, Alex feels Lowell and Jeremy Hermida should DH. The "post of the day" (www.thesportsstuff.com/boards) is handed out, and in the "Around the League" segment, Alex breaks down the AL East, and talks about the Cubs putting Carlos Zambrano in the bullpen. (Why? Nobody knows). "The Alex Reimer Show" airs every Saturday from 4-6 PM EST on 1120 AM WBNW Boston, www.moneymattersradio.net, and www.livestream.com/wbnw1120.

The Red Sox drop 2 of 3 games to the Yankees to open up the season, and it only proves that as expected, the Yankees are a little bit better. Alex talks about David Ortiz's struggles, and how it isn't reactionary to put some stock into them. Alex also says that Mike Lowell is not going to platoon at DH with Ortiz, and knowing that, it is incomprehensible why he is still on this roster. Alex also mentions Josh Beckett's contract extension, and hands out the "post of the day" (www.thesportsstuff.com). The "Around the League" segment makes its return as well! "The Alex Reimer Show" airs every Saturday from 4-6 PM EST on 1120 AM WBNW Boston, www.moneymattersradio.net, and www.livestream.com/wbnw1120.

Alex recaps opening night, and talks about what a great event it was (never mind what a great game)! Alex also talks about some Red Sox related issues, including the latest on a Josh Beckett contract extension and what the future holds for Mike Lowell. Alex previews the 2010 MLB season, and gives his predictions for each division, as well as a World Series winner. Post on the message boards at www.thesportsstuff.com/boards! "Without a Curse" is now a bi-weekly production, as it's published every Monday and Thursday throughout the baseball season!

Alex interviews Ryan Fagan of The Sporting News. Alex and Ryan preview the NL West. Alex is very excited about the season being less than a week away. With that said, he encourages everybody to sign up to the message boards at www.thesportsstuff.com/boards! The Red Sox notes discussed are what effect the Joe Mauer contract has on Victor Martinez, the latest on Mike Lowell and the Josh Beckett contract negotiations, and how the 25 man roster looks with Opening Day next Sunday (Easter Sunday). "The Alex Reimer Show" airs every Saturday from 4-6 PM EST on 1120 AM WBNW Boston, www.moneymattersradio.net, and www.livestream.com/wbnw1120. Next week on his radio show, Alex will make his 2010 MLB season predictions. Next Monday on "Without a Curse," Alex will make his 2010 season predictions as well! Remember, next week "Without a Curse" is bi-weekly next week, published every Monday and Thursday throughout the baseball season.

Alex speaks with Rob Blackstien of Rotorob.com. Alex and Rob preview the NL Central. Alex also goes over the biggest stories in Red Sox Spring Training, including the signing of Alan Embree and the status of Mike Lowell. Please post on the message boards at www.thesportsstuff.com/boards. The regular season is less than two weeks away! "The Alex Reimer Show" airs live every Saturday from 4-6 PM EST on 1120 AM WBNW Boston, www.moneymattersradio.net, and www.livestream.com/wbnw1120.

Coach & Jill share some insights on Mike Lowell, Manny Ramirez and Bobby Cox. Don’t miss Ron’s rant on some professional coaches or the discussion on criticism. And finally, learn the simple mathematical formula for creating the proper reaction pressure in practice for hitters. … Read more about this episode...

Alex interviews Jason Beck, the Tigers reporter for MLB.com. Alex and Jason preview the AL Central, as they run through each team and the biggest storylines surrounding the division. Alex also gives his take on the Mike Lowell situation, and relays the latest information from Spring Training. The "post of the day" is handed out too (www.thesportsstuff.com/boards). "The Alex Reimer Show" airs every Saturday from 4-6 PM EST on 1120 AM WBNW Boston, www.moneymattersradio.net, and www.livestream.com/wbnw1120.

Alex is back from Cancun and ready to get back to the regular schedule! (Or not...) Alex talks about all of the latest Red Sox news and rumors, including the latest status on Mike Lowell, possible signings of Adrian Beltre and Aroldis Chapman, as well as Jason Bay signing with the Mets. In the "Around the League" segment, Alex talks about the Yankees' offseason, including the Javier Vazquez trade. Alex also talks about the Mets' reasoning for signing Bay and the overall state of the free agent market. The "post of the day" is handed out too! (www.thesportspodcasters.com/boards)

The now 17 year-old Alex Reimer interviews Comcast Sports Net New England's Mike Giardi. Mike and Alex discuss the possible Mike Lowell to Texas trade, what it signals and also give their thoughts on the return (Max Ramirez). A possible Adrian Beltre signing is brought up too. Theo Epstein's comments about 2010 possibly being a "bridge year" are brought up too, and unsurprisingly, Alex ties that into a conversation about Jason Bay, and the reports that the Red Sox are now on the "outside looking in." Alex gives his own take on the Red Sox matters and some news from "around the league" while handing out the "post of the day" (www.thesportspodcasters.com/boards). The "Alex Reimer Show" airs every Saturday from 4-6 PM EST on 1120 AM WBNW Boston, www.moneymattersradio.net, and www.livestream.com/wbnw1120.

Alex feels a lot better, as the Red Sox are now riding a 3 game win streak. Alex goes over this series against the Tigers at Fenway Park, and talks about how hot Jason Bay, Mike Lowell, and even JD Drew are, and why that's a key for this Red Sox lineup. Alex again mentions the fact that David Ortiz and Jason Varitek are no longer everyday players, and are devaluing the team by being in there every single day. Alex also gets on Kevin Youkilis for charging the mound on Tuesday. It's understood that baseball can be a game of emotions, but you have to control yourself, and realize getting yourself suspended can only hurt the team. Alex previews the big weekend series in Texas, recaps the AL East and Wild Card races, and talks about Pedro's return, the White Sox claim of Alex Rios, and the ongoing, but soon ending negotiations with the Nationals and Stephen Strasburg. Plus, the "post of the day" is handed out and a call is played! Listen to the "Alex Reimer Show" every Saturday from 4-5 PM EST on 1120 AM WBNW Boston. Listen live online at www.wbnw1120.com!

It's episode 300 of "Without a Curse!" Thanks to all for the participation in the show, and a big thanks to the executive producer, Dylan Richardson. But that's where the congratulations end, as the Red Sox were just swept by the Tampa Bay Rays on the heels of a four game series in New York against the Yankees. Alex has some concerns about the back-end of the rotation, and states that the Paul Byrd signing means that the Red Sox share his concerns, and also may not be confident about the status of both Daisuke Matsuzaka and Tim Wakefield, at least before September 1st. Alex also states that he feels Terry Francona may not be fielding his best lineup, as Jason Varitek is playing the bulk of the games at catcher, while Mike Lowell sits out. Alex thinks that Victor Martinez should catch the majority of the time, with Kevin Youkilis at first and Mike Lowell at third. Plus, Alex comments on David Ortiz, and says that the time has come for Ortiz to make a statement. Because the longer this thing drags out, the more dragged out the story becomes. Ortiz should have spoken in either Baltimore or Tampa Bay. Though the environment won't be dangerous, waiting until New York to have to address it was still a poor decision on his part. The "post of the day" is handed out, and Alex goes "Around the League," where he further previews the Sox and Yankees series this weekend, and rips on the Reds' lack of organization plan. Plus, the Brewers are imploding.

Alex speaks with Rob Bradford of WEEI.com, as Alex and Rob recap the Red Sox's 1st half, and preview the early portion of the 2nd half by forecasting the Mike Lowell injury and some of the other storylines that may play a role in the coming weeks. Alex and Rob also talk about the value of Tim Wakefield making his first career All Star team. Alex also recaps the 4th of July weekend series against the Mariners, and why though the offense may go through its ups and downs, the pitching staff is too deep and too good to allow the Red Sox to go into long losing streaks. The "post of the day" is handed out, and in the "Around the League" segment, Alex rants on fans voting for All Star Game starters, and sportswriters who are upset because Manny Ramirez receive an overwhelmingly positive reception over the weekend in his return from suspension. Alex also makes some "bold predictions," and runs down all of baseball's divisional races as the 1st half comes to a close. Post on the boards at www.thesportspodcasters.com/boards! The next edition of "Without a Curse" will be on Monday 7/20!

Alex recaps the hot and humid weekend series against the Braves, and starts the campaign for Tim Wakefield to make his first All Star Game. Alex mulls over the scenario's regarding Mike Lowell's hip, and why the Red Sox can afford to put him on the DL for a couple of weeks. Alex also hands out the "post of the day," goes "Around the League," (and reveals something about himself that he shouldn't have revealed), as well as speculating whether the world is ending. Post on the boards at www.thesportspodcasters.com/boards!

The Red Sox have won 10 straight games, and Alex hands out the praise! Alex recaps the Sox's series sweep of the Yankees, and what was a perfect 10-0 home-stand. Alex also hands out the "post of the day," and goes "Around the League," where he continues to harp on the weakness of the Yankees' bullpen, and the surprisingly weaknesses of the NL East and Chicago Cubs.