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Red Sox panic with actual baseball homework.
Not Another Sox Podcast treats Red Sox baseball like an argument already happening in the group chat. The room bounces from opening-series panic to AL East scoreboard watching, fantasy roster construction, WBC sleep disruption, and rookie pitcher optimism without sanding off the chaos.
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Not Another Sox Podcast is a Red Sox show that starts where polished baseball coverage usually edits itself. The room is already talking. Jack Webster, Ian Doran, and whoever else is on mic tend to begin with mood, jokes, corrections, and panic before the actual baseball argument finds its shape. That looseness is the point. A rough opening series becomes a fake end-of-season ceremony, a 6-9 record becomes a running laugh, and a Yankees losing streak instantly reopens the possibility that nobody in the AL East wants to take control. Then the show gets sharper. Connelly Early's outings are discussed through strikeouts, command, release points, pitch mix, and the difference between a bad inning and a full avalanche. The rotation talk has room for Ranger Suarez, Gary Crochet, Sunny Gray, and Brian Baio without losing the casual texture of fans trying to talk themselves into what they just watched. Fantasy episodes bring a second engine. Ian can spend a long stretch explaining why outfield depth, corner power, catcher advantage, utility flexibility, and pitcher streaming matter in a points league, then get dragged immediately for losing to Justin MLB. That push-pull makes the show work. It is analytical, but it rarely stands still long enough to sound formal. Opening Day chatter folds in Reds-Red Sox anticipation, Yankees hate-watching, Raphael Devers, Max Fried, Logan Webb, and World Baseball Classic side roads. WBC talk turns into a love letter to nonstop international baseball and the sleep schedule it wrecks. AL East preview material arrives with guests and team-specific ribbing, not clean roundtable solemnity. The result is a fan show with actual baseball memory: scores, roster roles, prospects, fantasy categories, divisional dread, and the emotional math of a long season all live in the same conversation. It suits listeners who want Red Sox coverage that can be smart and ridiculous in the same breath. It is not a detached recap. It is the sound of people who know the season is 162 games and still reserve the right to lose their minds after three.
Made for: Built for Red Sox fans who like their analysis opinionated, fast, and a little unruly. It also fits fantasy baseball players who enjoy draft logic, roster construction, and player debates inside regular team talk.
What sets it apart: The show mixes granular Sox and fantasy baseball discussion with the rhythm of an unruly group chat. It can talk command, positional scarcity, and AL East math without dropping the fan exasperation that makes the conversation feel lived-in.
Just a couple dudes talking about the Boston Red Sox.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Sharp roster reasoning, prospect curiosity, and loose humor turn Red Sox reactions into detailed baseball conversation.
Not Another Sox Podcast treats every Red Sox development as material for both roster argument and a running joke. Jack Webster and producer Ian Doran move easily from winter-meetings trade possibilities to a young pitcher's command, strikeouts, and ability to prevent a difficult…
A Pokemon draft shares the bench with Red Sox pitching talk, if that's your kind of roster.
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A fantasy draft talk that treats roster construction like the whole game.
This fantasy pod treats roster construction as the real story, not just a list of names. It keeps circling back to how to survive a room where only one manager gets Jose Ramirez, how not to get trapped by outfield depth, and why pitching is often better handled as a stream than…
A scrappy Sox check-in that turns one good night into a live division conversation.
This episode stays locked on the Sox and on the familiar hope that one good night can make the whole conversation feel different. Jack Webster and Ian Doran work through the 6-9 joke, the hesitation around the B word, and the wider Boston Red Sox chatter, so the tone lands…
A loose, fan-to-fan Sox offseason chat that keeps circling shortstop.
Not Another Sox Podcast settles into the offseason chatter it knows well: quick, messy, and more interested in the give-and-take than in sanding down every edge.
Celebration, panic, and roster math collide in a Sox-room Winter Meetings listen.
The Winter Meetings frame the conversation, but the episode keeps circling back to the Red Sox bringing him home and the things that still need fixing.
A Sox pod that uses a Pokemon draft to swing back into Red Sox talk and keep the thread intact.
Not Another Sox Podcast turns a special episode into a Pokemon draft without ever letting go of the Red Sox, which feels like the right tradeoff for a baseball show that likes to wander.
Cubs recaps with bleacher-level patience.
Daily Tigers tension, sorted fast.
Nebraska athletics, close up and week by week.
The bonus pod turns into a fantasy baseball draft clinic.
Jack Webster and Ian Doran open in a better mood, live from Providence, Rhode Island, and quickly settle into the sense that the Sox have finally handed them a reason to smile.
The hosts discuss the Boston Red Sox's early season struggles and fan frustrations in a casual, humorous sports podcast episode.
This bonus episode of Not Another Sox Podcast features hosts Ian and Justin discussing their recent matchup in a Red Sox Fantasy League, with Justin winning the week's competition.
The hosts discuss the disappointing start to the Red Sox baseball season, humorously reflecting on the team's poor performance in the opening series.
The hosts discuss the upcoming MLB opening day, focusing on the Red Sox vs.
This episode previews the AL East baseball division with hosts and guests discussing teams like the Red Sox and Orioles.
The hosts discuss their enthusiasm for the World Baseball Classic tournament, highlighting the excitement of having baseball games available around the clock and sharing thoughts on matchups and scheduling.
This episode is a comedic and chaotic preview of the World Baseball Classic, featuring soundboard antics and banter between the hosts.
Two hosts discuss the Boston Red Sox, starting with a welcome and banter about a blizzard in Providence.
A podcast episode where hosts discuss the Boston Red Sox with a guest from the Boston Globe.
Two hosts discuss the Red Sox's acquisition of infielder Sung Chae Chang and react to the trade news.
Two hosts excitedly discuss Truck Day, the start of spring training for the Boston Red Sox, with humorous banter about trucks.
Hosts discuss the Boston Red Sox and Patriots with a guest from Locked On Red Sox.
Jack Webster and Ian Doran open by riffing on the old “Who’s on first?” routine and roll it straight into Red Sox shortstop chatter.
The show opens in full celebration mode, with the room treating a big Red Sox deal like a long-awaited finish line.
A roundtable discussion about Boston Red Sox news and winter meetings with guests from another Red Sox podcast.
Two fans excitedly discuss the Sunny Gray trade and its impact on the Red Sox rotation.
A Red Sox podcast discussing a trade with the Cardinals and featuring a guest who covers Cardinals minor league prospects.
Two hosts discuss the slow MLB off-season and their boredom waiting for Red Sox moves.
Jack Webster and Ian Doran bring in Jake Wallinger and Hunter Knoll for a special Pokémon-flavored Sox hang.
Two hosts discuss the Boston Red Sox and react to the Blue Jays losing Game 7 of the World Series.
Two fans discuss the current World Series, their disinterest, and potential future strikes in baseball.
Two hosts humorously discuss the Boston Red Sox and the upcoming World Series, with jokes about Shohei Ohtani and a meteor apocalypse.
Two hosts excitedly discuss the Boston Red Sox making the playoffs and preview the wild card round.
An emergency episode covering a crucial Red Sox game with playoff implications, featuring live commentary and analysis.
Two hosts discuss the Boston Red Sox's recent performance and playoff odds in a casual, humorous style.
Two hosts discuss the Boston Red Sox's recent performance and compare them to the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Two hosts discuss the Boston Red Sox's chances of winning the AL East division, analyzing recent games and upcoming matchups.
Two fans recap a Red Sox-Yankees series win with excitement and humor.
Hosts Jack Webster and Ian Dorn interview minor league analyst Hunter Knoll about covering Red Sox prospects.
An emergency episode discussing the Boston Red Sox's underwhelming trade deadline moves with a guest from WEEI.
The hosts discuss the Boston Red Sox's recent performance, including a five-win week, a loss to the Twins, and a sweep of the Astros, while touching on team issues like travel turbulence and Aaron Hicks' blowup.