The Red Sox season may be over, but the memories and emotions linger. This episode of New Hampshire Today on the road takes us to the Bronx, where the team's playoff run came to a close with two losses to the Yankees. We hear from players who were a part of that journey, including third baseman Caleb Durbin and shortstop Trevor Story, as they process the end of the season and look to the future.
The Red Sox had a remarkable 15-game winning streak, but ultimately fell short in the playoffs. Players reflect on the emotions and momentum of that streak, and how it compares to the postseason experience. They also discuss the challenges they faced, including injuries and scoring runs. We hear from Red Sox manager Chad Tracy about the injury to Roman Anthony, who had to undergo imaging and surgery after suffering a wrist injury.
In addition to the Red Sox players, we also hear from New Hampshire's Mickey Gasper, who saw his season come to a close with a torn bicep. He shares his thoughts on the disappointment of not being able to play in the postseason and his plans for recovery.
If you want to hear more from the Red Sox players and coaches about the end of the season and what's next, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today on the road.
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