Anything But E

We'reeeeeee baaaaaaaaaack. The boys give their quick series preview before the Red Sox take on the Astros in the ALCS.

IT. IS. BACK. Anything But E starts off the baseball season in the only fashion that sports talk media knows how to.... discussing the future. We cover predictions for both the Sox and the league along with a strong message to Pantone 294.

The boys break down the recent moves the New England Patriots made, in addition to brainstorm their way through a not-so perfect bracket. And why not sprinkle in some spring training talk for the heck of it.

Things kinda just go off the rails. Idk, man. Just listen.

The boys make their uneducated picks for Super Bowl 55. Coop is big sad over Pedroia. And we got another table read.

This week the boys talk about the whirlwind of trades and free agent signings in the MLB. Followed up by the HOF vote this year, and what that might mean for the 2022 HOF vote. They cap things off with a discussion of the state of the QB situation for the Giants, Jets, and Pats.

The boys update everyone on the Bruins and C's while later taking a dive into everything that is wrong with the BBWAA and the Baseball HOF process. Additionally, a brand new segment is introduced that will test the boys acting ability.

It's back with a new member of the team. Coop, Jack, and Ryan talk about where their respective MLB teams are heading going into the 2021 season. 

It's everyone's favorite game; Wrapped Roulette! The boys create a new holiday tradition picking an artist they need to have in their top listened to for the upcoming year.

The Patriots are winning few games, Alex Cora is the newly appointed manager of the Red Sox, and Tony La Russa is a drunk.

Just a grab bag episode ranging from unsolicited political opinions on the golf course, to a live reaction of Lucas Giolito's no-hitter.

Mookie will most likely retire a Dodger and that just will never sound right. The guys react to the news, and what this might mean for the Red Sox rebuild now set in motion. Cooper doesn't know how to eat his fries properly, and once again food habits tear the podcast apart. The show wraps up with season predictions, and whether or not the Sox can sneak into the new playoff structure.

Baseball is coming back and that means Centerfield by John Fogerty. The boys chat about MLB's transition and what this means for idiot fans like themselves. In addition to baseball talk the NBA is mixed in with their league and players starting to butt heads over the health and security within the confines of the Happiest Place on Earth where no one dies. Wrapping up the episode is this week's Grand Slam on Birds.

Westy, Coop, and Murph cover the recent 30 for 30 on the '98 home run chase which automatically stokes the flames of baseball's history with PED. DO PED users belong in the Hall? Does Mark and Barry deserve credit for breaking Marris's record of 61? Is there a place for PED in today's game? All covered in this episode with an addition to what we think would be the best sports story yet to be covered by a 30 for 30.

We finish up the second half of the Steve interview with some great stories and insights to where Section 10 might be heading in the future. Just another monster episode thanks to Steve hopping on the call with us, so once again big thanks to him.

Big thank you to Steve Perrault, Senior Producer at Bleacher Report and Producer of the Section 10 podcast, for coming on and chatting for TWO AND A HALF HOURS. Seriously, who does that. The guy rocks. Time flew by and we ended up with more than we needed so we're splitting this interview into two parts. We would go as far as to say Steve is our best friend now, he may not, but we will. That's it, go listen now.

Quarantine chronicles part 5. It's official, we have all cracked and want answers as to why shit's not going right. The boys discuss where they stand on the new safety measures for Massachusetts and the US(1:55). Murph and Pat play the parts of Blake Snell and MLB owners, respectively, in their class on how to start the 2020 season(18:50). For some reason we get into movie remakes... (30:50). And we wrap things up with our Grand Slam of TV Show theme songs (35:30).

Pat gets put on trial for his cookie crimes and the boys draft their grandslam of sports jerseys.

We finish the song a day challenge and Jameis Winston is a blindo.

The boys are building their lists and checking them twice on today's episode. The first 10 days of the 30 day music challenge gets tackled, so break out your playlists and get ready to add to them because the guys dig deep for their picks.

The boys try to stay sane in the midst of the COVID quarantine. It's been like... three weeks in this hellscape… we think?

The boys break down the current happenings in and around Boston Sports.

We hit double digits in episodes during the midst of an immaculate Patriots season. We discuss whether this success can continue and of course some Mookie watch.

Chaim Bloom is our new GM so Murph and Coop speculate on what this all might mean for the 2020 Sox.

The boys are back from a summer hiatus where the Sox fell very short of their season expectations. But the Patriots and Bruins are back so Westy and Steve join to discuss the fresh new seasons.

The Bruins are a wagon led by the Mayor of Weymouth, Charlie Coyle. And the Red Sox still suck.

Tiger is on a rocket ship to the moon, and the Red Sox are on a cold start to the season.

Woah, more Sox talk from 2019. Listen to how naïve we were. Zero idea at how bad things would turn out.

Episode 2, I honestly have no idea what we talked about but it was probably about the Red Sox.

Taking you back to the roots of the podcast with episode 1. The boys cover the upcoming Red Sox season along with Bruins coverage.