In a move sure to spark conversations across both baseball fandom and streaming circles, Netflix has announced a new sports documentary series chronicling the dramatic highs and devastating lows of the Boston Red Sox — one of Major League Baseball’s most storied and controversial franchises.

Titled “Bleacher Bloodline: The Boston Red Sox Saga,” the series will dive deep into the team’s historic championship drought, their curse-breaking 2004 World Series win, and the rollercoaster of controversies, collapses, and comebacks that followed.

According to Netflix, the show promises unprecedented access to locker rooms, front offices, and behind-the-scenes conversations that shaped the franchise’s modern identity. Viewers can expect interviews with current and former Red Sox stars, including David Ortiz, Dustin Pedroia, Mookie Betts, and even a surprise appearance by former manager Terry Francona.

But that’s not all. The documentary will also feature insights from Yankees legend Derek Jeter, who offers perspective on the iconic rivalry, and Bill Simmons, the Boston-native sportswriter and media personality known for his unfiltered takes on the Red Sox’s culture and chaos.

Insiders are already teasing explosive revelations about internal team conflicts, controversial trades (yes, the Mookie deal is covered extensively), and the shifting power dynamics between ownership, management, and players during turbulent seasons.

Fans and critics alike are wondering: Will the series serve as a redemption arc, or will it further expose the cracks behind the Red Sox’s front-office facade?

“Bleacher Bloodline: The Boston Red Sox Saga” is set to premiere this summer, and it’s already shaping up to be one of the most talked-about sports docs of the year.

Stay tuned.