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Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic cover the World Series and more with Red Sox manager John Farrell and the MLB Network's Larry Bowa.

Audio Podcast | October 24, 2012

Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic talk to Falcons QB Matt Ryan, Red Sox manager John Farrell, ESPN's Buster Olney, Jon Gruden, Adam Schefter, Mark Schlereth and Kirk Herbstreit and the MLB Network's Larry Bowa.

Audio Podcast | October 24, 2012

Red Sox manager John Farrell weighs in on what returning to Boston is like, his relationship with the players, the state of his team's roster, the World Series and more.

ESPN MLB analyst Curt Schilling says Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine did irreparable harm to the coaches he called out. Some of those coaches will never work again.

Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine says he has no idea if tonight's game will be his last with the team.

Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine says he wishes he took the advice Al Leiter gave to him in the winter. That advice was to get Josh Beckett "on your side."

Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine says he wishes he took the advice Al Leiter gave to him in the winter.

Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine says it is killing him inside that his team is not a part of this pennant race.

Red Sox Manager Bobby Valentine Derek Jeter does not get lucky hits, he knows what he is doing at the plate.

Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine says this is what he signed up for so why wouldn't he be back?

Where are the playmakers for the Jets? Kris Jenkins joins the show to discuss. Glenn Ordway also drops by to break down the latest issues with Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine.

Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine says before the recent huge trade the clubhouse was constantly changing anyway because of injury.

Red Sox Manager Bobby Valentine says it is wrong of Skip Bayless to bring up suspicion with Derek Jeter.

Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine says players meeting with ownership doesn't bother him. It's all old news.

Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine says he didn't need a public vote of confidence because ownership has always supported him.

Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine talks about yet another eventful week in Boston and dismisses the notion that he's trying to get fired.