Official Netflix Trailer for “The Clubhouse: A Year with the Red Sox” [VIDEO]

What’s it like to play for one of the most legendary franchises in sports? Follow the 2024 Boston Red Sox on and off the field for a never-before-seen glimpse into the personal and professional lives of MLB ballplayers as they grapple with the mental pressure and physical demands of a grueling 162-game season.

Watch The Clubhouse: A Year With the Red Sox, only on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/TheClubhouse

Releasing Globally on Netflix April 8, 2025

This immersive series grants unprecedented access to one of sport’s most historic teams: the Boston Red Sox. Follow the 2024 Sox on and off the field for a never-before-seen glimpse into the personal and professional lives of MLB ballplayers as they grapple with the mental pressure and physical demands of a grueling 162-game season. You’ve never seen this side of the game.

Directed by four-time Emmy®-winning filmmaker Greg Whiteley (Cheer, America’s Sweethearts, Last Chance U).

Produced by One Potato Productions, Boardwalk Pictures Inc. and MLB Studios.

“Of all the sports shows we’ve produced, the sport itself has served as merely a backdrop to tell highly personal stories. While shooting the Red Sox 2024 season, we were astounded to discover that baseball is the exception – it’s so all-consuming that it leaves virtually no room for a personal life away from the ballpark.

We also discovered how baseball is an individual sport masquerading as a team sport. Each game is filled with cinematic one-on-one battles: pitcher versus hitter; catcher versus base stealer; or manager versus manager.

Yet the most intense battles we witnessed occurred inside a player’s mind. All sports are mentally demanding, but the frequency of failure (and the sheer length of the 162-game baseball season) requires a remarkable kind of fortitude.

Even ardent baseball fans will be surprised at the intensity of those mental battles – transpiring in the dugout, a hotel room, or the clubhouse – far away from the spectators’ usual view.”

– Director Greg Whiteley

www.netflix.com/theclubhouse