
Episode 57: Red Sox Beat Themselves In The Bronx!
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About this listen
In this episode of Red Sox Digest, host Jim Dalfino and guests Nick and Thayer analyze the intense wild card game between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees.
They discuss the game's pivotal moments, player performances, and missed opportunities, particularly focusing on the importance of fundamentals in baseball. The conversation also highlights the strategic decisions made by manager Alex Cora and the implications for the upcoming game.
The hosts express their frustrations with certain players and coaching decisions while maintaining hope for the next matchup.
Takeaways
The wild card game is a high-stress environment for players and fans alike.
Trevor Story was a standout performer despite the team's loss.
Fundamentals like bunting and base running were crucial to the game's outcome.
Garrett Whitlock's role as a one-inning pitcher is essential for his effectiveness.
The Red Sox's lineup struggles against left-handed pitching need to be addressed.
Nick's 'Word of the Day' highlights the team's recurring issues with 'jams' during the game.
Cora's management decisions were pivotal in the game's flow and outcome.
The lefty killers in the lineup failed to deliver when it mattered most.
Dugout dipshits highlight the players and coaching decisions that contributed to the loss.
Projections for the next game suggest a need for aggressive play and strategic adjustments.
Chapters
00:00 Fundamentals and Missed Opportunities