The Clubhouse: A Year with the Red Sox
★ 7.7 · 2025 · 53m · Documentary · Reality
This immersive documentary series goes inside the dugout and gets up close and personal with the 2024 Boston Red Sox during their roller-coaster season.
Episodes
1. 16259m · After finishing last in their division in 2023, a young Red Sox team contends with its passionate fanbase and high expectations before Opening Day 2024.
2. Where Everybody Knows Your Name52m · A major injury slows the team's roll, drawing scrutiny from diehard, outspoken Fenway fans. Alex Cora opens up about the pressure of playing in Boston.
3. Gerente57m · Despite injuries and roster shakeups, the Sox find their flow in comeback kid Cam Booser. Later, they face their longtime rivals: the New York Yankees.
4. Still Alive49m · As other Boston teams cement their legacies, the Sox vie for a win against the Toronto Blue Jays. Jarren Duran reflects on his mental health journey.
5. Boston, You're My Home60m · Emotions run high as the Sox try to clinch a wild card spot. For international players like Brayan Bello, competing far from home proves a challenge.
6. Buyers or Sellers54m · Rumors fly as the MLB trade deadline looms. With his eyes on the playoffs, Craig Breslow weighs a difficult decision: Should the Sox buy or sell?
7. Dog Days40m · In the dog days of summer, pressure to perform mounts. Can the Sox turn their season around? A heckler gets under one player's skin, sparking a scandal.
8. Designed to Break Your Heart49m · Radio legend Joe Castiglione recalls his 42-year tenure of calling games for the Sox. After a dramatic push for the playoffs, Fenway looks to the future.More Like This
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