Coley Mick
Sports podcaster who co-hosts Section 10, the Boston Red Sox podcast led by Jared Carrabis, after years at Barstool Sports and Underdog.
Sports · Instagram · Updated Oct 9, 2026
Coley Mick is a sports podcaster best known as one of the four hosts of Section 10, the Boston Red Sox podcast led by Jared Carrabis. He came up at Barstool Sports, where he co-hosted Section 10 with Carrabis and the basketball podcast Mickstape with Trill Withers. He left Barstool in 2022 and joined Underdog, where Section 10 was relaunched in March 2024 with him, Steve Perrault and Tyler Milliken. Since 2026 the show has run independently, and he is still on it twice a week, per the show’s own feed. He has about 25,000 followers on Instagram.
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Who is Coley Mick?
Coley Mick is a sports podcaster and one of the four hosts of Section 10, a Boston Red Sox podcast, alongside Jared Carrabis, Steve Perrault and Tyler Milliken. He came up at Barstool Sports, where he and Carrabis built Section 10 into what Awful Announcing called a sizable following among Red Sox fans, and where he co-hosted the basketball podcast Mickstape with Trill Withers. Barstool’s Mickstape feed runs from October 2016 to a final episode titled “See Ya” on July 17, 2020. On the show he goes by Coley, the Mick Man and, when trade season comes around, GM Coley.
What happened to Coley Mick?
He changed companies twice and kept the same show. In 2022 Section 10 ended at Barstool when Carrabis left for DraftKings, and Mick left Barstool and joined Underdog later that year, per Awful Announcing, March 22, 2024. At Underdog he and Trill Withers launched Third Time’s the Charm, an NBA and pop culture show, on March 11, 2024, and Section 10 came back on March 20, 2024 with the old crew. In March 2026 Carrabis’s deal with Underdog ended (Awful Announcing, March 16, 2026), and the show called 2026 “our first year of independence.” Mick has been on it throughout.
Why did Coley Mick leave Barstool? Does he still work at Barstool?
He does not work at Barstool; he left in 2022. He has not given a reason on the record that we could find. What is public: Awful Announcing reported that Section 10 ended when Carrabis left Barstool for DraftKings in 2022, “with Mick leaving and joining Underdog later that year.” On the March 20, 2024 relaunch episode, the hosts told the reunion story, and a co-host summed up Coley’s side as the rest of the crew having already gone, so he went too, and “he ends up at Underdog” (transcript).
Did Coley Mick move to Florida? Where is he now?
We could not find him saying he moved to Florida, and nothing we could source says he did. What is public: on the March 2024 relaunch episode his co-hosts said he was not from Maine but had lived there for a few years (transcript), and the show’s notes for July 13, 2026 have him and Tyler Milliken holding “down the fort in New England” while Carrabis and Perrault were in Philadelphia (feed). The Florida trips on the record are spring training: the February 26, 2025 episode was recorded “live from the Fort” after the crew’s visit to JetBlue Park, the Red Sox spring home in Fort Myers.
What is Coley Mick doing now?
Section 10, twice a week. As of October 2026 he is credited on the show’s recent episodes through the end of the Red Sox season, which the show closed with episode 657, “It’s Over,” on October 1, 2026, after the Wild Card round in New York (feed). In September 2026 the crew hosted Section 10 Night III at Fenway Park, where the notes say they threw first pitches. Third Time’s the Charm has not posted since May 20, 2025, and we could not find a public statement on whether he is still on staff at Underdog.
What is Section 10?
A Boston Red Sox podcast hosted by Jared Carrabis, Coley Mick, Steve Perrault and Tyler Milliken, with game reactions, trade talk and long-running bits like the Stop & Shop look ahead and the weather look ahead. It started at Barstool, went quiet when Carrabis left in 2022, and relaunched at Underdog in March 2024 (Awful Announcing). After the Underdog deal ended in March 2026 it went independent, with a Patreon, live watch parties and an annual Section 10 Night at Fenway. The show called 2026 its 10th season.
Where is Coley Mick from?
He has not said where he grew up in anything we could source. What is public: on the March 2024 relaunch episode of Section 10, his co-hosts said he is not from Maine but had been living there for a few years (transcript).
How old is Coley Mick?
He has not published a birth year, so we do not list an age. Section 10 has marked his birthday on mid-September episodes in 2025 and 2026 (“Happy Birthday Coley,” and “birthday boy Coley Mick” with #CakeForColey), but no year has been published by him or by press.
What is Coley Mick’s real name?
Not published. He uses Coley Mick on X, Instagram and every show he has hosted, and no other name has been published by him or by major press, so we do not guess at one.
Where can I watch Coley Mick?
On Section 10: YouTube, Apple Podcasts and Patreon. He posts on X as @ColeyMick and on Instagram as @coleymick. His basketball shows are archived as Mickstape (Barstool, 2016 to 2020) and Third Time’s the Charm (Underdog, 2024 to 2025).
What is Coley Mick’s net worth?
He does not publish a number and neither do we.
What about Coley Mick’s family or personal life?
Not something we cover.
Who represents Coley Mick?
No agent or manager is named for him anywhere we looked; Section 10’s links run through its Beacons page. Ames Create does not represent him; we cover him because people keep asking where he went after Barstool, and the answer is on the record in the show’s own feed. If that changes, this entry will say so.
Our read
Ames Create does not work with Coley Mick. This is our view, from a team that works on creator brands for a living.
The format. Four friends, one team, two to three hours, twice a week. Section 10 runs on recurring segments and in-jokes as much as box scores, and Coley is often the one the notes hand the baseball questions to: who starts Game 3, what Craig Breslow should do at the deadline, the next trade target. It is a fan’s show, made by fans who have stayed together through three homes.
Why it travels. The audience follows the crew, not the company: Section 10 ended at Barstool in 2022 and still came back in 2024, then went independent in 2026 and kept a Fenway night, watch parties and a Patreon going. His own reach is modest, about 25,000 on Instagram, so most of it lives inside the show, whose YouTube channel has about 29,000 subscribers.
Brand fit. Boston-facing brands that already fit a Red Sox show: beer, ticketing, local food and bars, and the prediction market and fantasy sponsors the feed has carried. A brand gets the Section 10 package more than Coley on his own. The humor runs crude at times, so family brands are a stretch.
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Sources: Section 10 feed, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Patreon and Beacons; Section 10 episode 455 transcript, March 2024; Awful Announcing, March 22, 2024; Awful Announcing, March 16, 2026; Mickstape on Apple Podcasts and Barstool feed; Third Time’s the Charm feed; Coley Mick on X and Instagram. Follower counts via Social Blade, October 2026.
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