Greg Whiteley

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.

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.

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?

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Al reflects on his wrestling legacy. Surprises, suplexes and more culminate in a historic summer showdown as everyone gives their all at The Big One.

As The Big One looms, Al is backed into a corner and considers a return to the ring. The team weighs their options for their future at OVW.

Haley and Maria’s real-life relationship fuels an in-ring feud that escalates into a brutal bloodbath. A painful setback interferes with Al’s plans.

Matt shares his struggles and makes amends. Al orchestrates a major matchup for Mahabali. In the midst of a new angle, Haley entertains a gig elsewhere.

OVW heads to Harlan County for the Poke Sallet Festival. As Matt’s leadership style causes a rift, a tense team meeting takes an unexpected turn.

Ahead of a pay-per-view event, Al devotes his time to storylines, Matt focuses on finances, and Bryan feels pressure to boost attendance to keep his job.

A new generation of talent works to continue Ohio Valley Wrestling’s legacy under the leadership of CEO Al Snow amid big changes and major opportunities.