Baseball Isn't Boring on the radio can be heard every sunday at 10am, but this one was eventful. Alex Cora and several Red Sox coaches were let go. Bradfo, Gordo, and Sammy break it all the chaos down. Breslow and Kennedy presser heard within.

Gordo, Sammy, and Pat are not feeling great, even close to panicking with the lifeless Red Sox losing their first two games to the Yankees. How concerned should everyone be about the lifeless performance from the offense? Also, all the struggles from the Sox goes back to the roster construction and outfield logjam left by Craig Breslow. And, it doesn't get easier with public enemy number one Cam Schlittler pitching his first game in Fenway against what's expected to be a rabid crowd.

After a split on Marathon Weekend with the Tigers, Gordo, Sammy, and Pat try to diagnose the confusing feelings about the Red Sox. Are they really playing as good as their recent record would show or is it just a smoke screen? Then, Garrett Crochet struggled again, but it was nowhere near his previous start in Minnesota and showed some promising signs. And, Sonny Gray's trip to the IL just made the pitching depth a whole lot more complicated.

Gordo, Sammy, and Pat react to a rough series for the Red Sox in Minnesota that was salvaged in the finale. Why consistency has become the key word in the 2026 season? Then, Garrett Crochet had the worst start of his career and being so far from his usual self there could be some level of concern sparked. And, addressing another fan incident featuring Jarren Duran this time with a Twins' fan.

Gordo, Sammy, and Pat get their first chance to sit down with Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas to discuss his journey back from the gruesome injury he suffered last May. Where is Casas' mind at as his ruptured patellar tendon continues to heal? Also, Casas explains why he gave his stamp of approval on the team acquiring Willson Contreras. And, from painting his fingernails to shaving his offseason beard, Casas goes into detail about the activities that helps him get closer with his parents.

Gordo, Sammy, and Pat keep seeing things get better for the Red Sox with a second straight series win in St. Louis. After getting shut down by Dustin May, how great was it to see Willson Contreras help turn the vibes around against his former team? Then, with Ranger Suarez and Brayan Bello pitching their best games of the season, there is clear vision of how the Sox can rack up wins on the strength of the rotation. And, the outfield logjam and roster construction remain an issue with talent like Masataka Yoshida riding the bench while trying to get guys like Roman Anthony and Jarren Duran going.

While the week didn't start hot, Gordo, Sammy, and Pat are satisfied with the Red Sox winning their first series of the season at home against the Brewers. Is this series the start of a big turnaround for the Sox as they hit the road again? Then, Willson Contreras showed the kind of attitude that should be more than welcoming to fans and players alike. And, before the two wins, "Sell the Team" chants were quite loud from the Fenway crowd, but may be directed the wrong way.

Gordo, Sammy, and Pat get into a deep conversation with Red Sox catcher Carlos Narvaez about a variety of offseason topics. How was Narvaez able to power through his rookie season through a bad knee suffered very early on? Then, even though he wasn't part of the team, Narvaez felt a special connection with his home country of Venezuela winning the World Baseball Classic. And, Narvaez continues to feel the special connection with Boston fans.