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Jim Dalfino, Nick Face, and John Martinello break down the Yankees’ Wild Card demolition of the Red Sox, taking aim at the pitching changes, bullpen collapse, and lifeless offense discussed throughout the episode.
The Red Sox opened their Wild Card series against the Yankees with a disaster—and Nick, Thayer Doyle, and John Martinello aren’t letting anyone off the hook.
Jim Dalfino, Nick Face, and John Martinello look back at one of the strangest Red Sox seasons in recent memory and turn their attention to the Wild Card showdown at Yankee Stadium.
The Red Sox are headed to the playoffs for a second straight year, but Jim Dalfino, Nick Face, and John Martinello have mixed feelings about clinching after a losing road trip.
The Red Sox took two of three from the Royals, powered by Payton Tolle’s dominant outing, Roman Anthony’s clutch hitting, and a big insurance knock from Trevor Story.
Nick and John break down the Red Sox dropping two of three to the Angels and debate whether the team’s recent struggles are a legitimate warning sign or simply the result of injuries and a brutal stretch of games.
The Boston Red Sox went into Baltimore and did something almost nobody on the Red Sox Digest crew expected — they swept all four games from the Orioles.
Boston dropped two of three at Fenway to a Seattle Mariners team that arrived riding a five-game losing streak, surrendering 25 runs in the series and continuing a brutal stretch in which the pitching staff has been getting hammered.
The Red Sox went into Yankee Stadium with a chance to make a statement and instead walked out after losing three of four, capped by an ugly 16–1 blowout in the finale.
The Red Sox welcomed Rafael Devers back to Fenway Park by doing something Boston fans probably enjoyed even more than booing him: sweeping the Giants right out of town.
The Red Sox took two of three from the Arizona Diamondbacks at Fenway, but naturally found a way to make a winning series irritating by blowing their chance at the sweep.
The Red Sox stumbled through another frustrating weekend, dropping two of three to the Pittsburgh Pirates and extending a stretch where the team suddenly looks a lot more like the lifeless version from earlier in the season than the club that ripped through baseball during its scorching summer run.
The Red Sox finally stopped the bleeding after a rough five-game losing streak, and this episode of Red Sox Digest breaks down whether the slump was just an August speed bump or a sign of something more concerning.
Red Sox Digest switched things up for Episode 119, taking the show live to X Spaces and opening the floor to Red Sox fans for a more free-flowing, interactive conversation.
The Red Sox finally hit a speed bump after one of the hottest stretches in baseball, dropping two of three to the Athletics and snapping a nine-series winning streak.
The Red Sox Digest crew breaks down Boston’s aggressive—and highly debatable—trade deadline.
The Red Sox survived another exhausting West Coast series, taking two of the first three games against the Athletics while their offense continued operating like it had been sedated.
Red Sox Digest breaks down Boston’s series win over Toronto before diving headfirst into the controversial trade that sent pitching prospect Connelly Early to Washington for Curtis Mead.
With Jim enjoying Florida, Nick Face, John Martinello, and Thayer Doyle take over Red Sox Digest to recap the end of Boston’s franchise-record-tying 15-game winning streak.
The Red Sox completed a four-game sweep of the Tampa Bay Rays, extended their winning streak to 13 games, and officially transformed themselves from a team preparing for a summer funeral into a legitimate playoff contender.