Here's how the Red Sox radio broadcasts will shake out this season
Briefly

Will Flemming has been named the new lead play-by-play announcer for the Boston Red Sox, taking over after Joe Castiglione's retirement. The team's radio broadcasts, still on WEEI, face delays in officially announcing the team lineup amid a looming season start. Flemming will be the consistent voice in the booth, accompanied by several analysts including Will Middlebrooks and Lou Merloni. Other key figures like Mike Monaco and Sean McDonough will also contribute, while Castiglione plans to make occasional appearances, ensuring continuity in the broadcast experience for fans.
Red Sox Will Flemming is named the lead play-by-play announcer, succeeding Joe Castiglione after 42 seasons of service with the team, marking a new era in broadcasting.
The Red Sox are managing broadcast announcements more slowly this season, keeping fans on their toes about the season opening on Thursday.
Will Middlebrooks is set to be an analyst for about 70 games while also contributing to NESN's studio shows, bringing a blend of insights.
Sean McDonough is expected to continue his role with a similar workload, providing familiarity to Red Sox broadcasts despite some shifts in the team.
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