Play Tessie - A Red Sox Podcast
Oct 1, 2026 · 1 hr 15 min · 12 segments
It was a dud of an ending as Gordo, Sammy, and Pat react to the end of the Red Sox season with another blowout loss to the Yankees. Where did things go wrong to see their arch rivals sweep them in…
And when I, when I think back on this series as a whole, because we're gonna think of two things when we think about the 2026 Red Sox.
We're gonna think about the unbelievable run that that 32 and 5 stretch was, and we're gonna think about this series to the Yankees, and it's back-to-back years of going into Yankee Stadium.
You win the first game last year, and now it's four consecutive losses in that ballpark.
Four consecutive painful ones where you're just enduring it as a fan.
Real- like, they didn't...
Correct me if I'm wrong, they didn't have a lead in any of these games, right?
No.
No.
God, no.
Well, they, they tied it up with the story one in game two last year, but they didn't strike first if I'm...
I don't think so.
No.
They were down one-nothing in game one.
The one that they won last year, there was the solo home run by Wells, I think.
Yeah.
Yes.
Kind of, kind of the same old story with one outlier-
Yeah
... game.
But the, the difference with, with this series versus last, last year you could say, oh, if Duran doesn't drop that ball in left field, if Nate Eaton scores from third on the Yoshida grounder that Jazz throws in the dirt to first.
There, there were a couple things, like, oh, if, if Bayo can get you an extra inning, if, if Cora doesn't push Whitlock into the 40s.
Like, if one of these things goes in your favor, goes a little bit differently, hey, maybe the series is different.
This series, I mean, it was everything.
The, everything save for, save for the starting pitching, which crazy enough it's like Peyton Tully and Sonny Gray both allow just the one.
And when I, when I think back on this series as a whole, because we're gonna think of two things when we think about the 2026 Red Sox.
We're gonna think about the unbelievable run that that 32 and 5 stretch was, and we're gonna think about this series to the Yankees, and it's back-to-back years of going into Yankee Stadium.
You win the first game last year, and now it's four consecutive losses in that ballpark.
Four consecutive painful ones where you're just enduring it as a fan.
Real- like, they didn't...
Correct me if I'm wrong, they didn't have a lead in any of these games, right?
No.
No.
God, no.
Well, they, they tied it up with the story one in game two last year, but they didn't strike first if I'm...
I don't think so.
No.
They were down one-nothing in game one.
The one that they won last year, there was the solo home run by Wells, I think.
Yeah.
Yes.
Kind of, kind of the same old story with one outlier-
Yeah
... game.
But the, the difference with, with this series versus last, last year you could say, oh, if Duran doesn't drop that ball in left field, if Nate Eaton scores from third on the Yoshida grounder that Jazz throws in the dirt to first.
There, there were a couple things, like, oh, if, if Bayo can get you an extra inning, if, if Cora doesn't push Whitlock into the 40s.
Like, if one of these things goes in your favor, goes a little bit differently, hey, maybe the series is different.
This series, I mean, it was everything.
The, everything save for, save for the starting pitching, which crazy enough it's like Peyton Tully and Sonny Gray both allow just the one.
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