Netflix releases trailer for the upcoming Red Sox documentary

Netflix Drops Explosive Trailer for Red Sox Docuseries—Exposes Team’s Struggles and Locker Room Drama!

Netflix has unveiled the highly anticipated trailer for **“The Clubhouse: A Year with the Red Sox,”** an upcoming eight-part documentary series that takes fans inside the highs and lows of the 2024 Boston Red Sox season. The series, set to premiere on **April 8**, promises an unfiltered look at a team that finished with a disappointing **81-81 record**, missing the playoffs for the third straight year.

A Raw Look at a Struggling Franchise

The trailer offers glimpses of exclusive behind-the-scenes moments featuring **Red Sox manager Alex Cora**, outfielder **Jarren Duran**, and first baseman **Triston Casas**, who gives a candid take on the mental challenges of the sport.

*”It’s a game of failure, and you gotta be okay with it,”* Casas says, hinting at the struggles the team faced throughout the season.

MassLive’s **Sean McAdam** is also featured, offering a blunt assessment of the franchise’s recent woes:

*”This is a team that has finished last, three of the last four years. But you do wonder what they’re really like inside. If you’re not cut out for it, you’re in for a different experience in Boston.”*

Trade Deadline Tensions & Front Office Pressure

One of the most intriguing moments in the trailer shows **chief baseball officer Craig Breslow** during his first MLB trade deadline, visibly stressed as he rubs his face while in conversation with Cora. The scene hints at the intense pressure inside the Red Sox front office as they navigated another disappointing season.

Netflix describes the series as an **”unprecedented look into the personal and professional lives”** of the team, offering fans an **exclusive, behind-the-scenes perspective on the grueling demands of a 162-game season.**

Premiere Set for a Big Moment in Boston

“The Clubhouse: A Year with the Red Sox” will premiere on **April 8**, coinciding with Boston’s first homestand of the 2025 season. As fans gear up for a fresh start, this documentary will serve as a raw reminder of the team’s struggles—and the challenges that still lie ahead.