Baseball Isn’t Boring

Garrett Crochet has now experienced changing managers in the middle of a season three times. The first occasion came when Miguel Cairo took over for an ailing Tony LaRussa with the White Sox. Then Pedro Grifol was let go and replaced by Grady Sizemore. And, most recently, Crochet is living life with a new skipper in Chad Tracy after Alex Cora's dismissal. Bradfo talks to the ace pitcher about the...

Everyone was wondering who had given Bradfo the viral anonymous quote about the Red Sox's decision to fire Alex Cora. Well, we have our answer. The source of the memorable line, Josh Beckett, joins Bradfo to talk about why he feels Cora is still the perfect person to lead the Red Sox, while also explaining the ins and outs of winning a World Series in a season where the manager was switched midsea...

Bradfo is back on the Jones and Keefe Show, this time for the first time since the firing of Alex Cora and a bunch of his coaches. There is talk about what happened. There is talk about how much of a mess the Red Sox seem to be. There is talk regarding what this all means for the people who are still there. It's a spirited look at the most chaotic situation in Major League Baseball.

Bradfo catches up with former Phillies reliever Jeff Hoffman to discuss the Phillies firing Rob Thomson and how Thomson helped him in his career

The Play Tessie guys (Pat, Gordo and Sammy) are all about the news of the week, which isn't hard to uncover this time around. Managers are getting fired, and it's not even May. The guys take a deep dive into the drama surrounding the dismissals of now-former Red Sox skipper Alex Cora and the recently let-go Phillies manager Rob Thomson. They also have their 'Studs' and 'Duds' with Dalton Rushing g...

Bradfo catches up with Red Sox Ace Garrett Crochet to discuss the shoulder inflammation that landed him on the IL

Dylan Cease is back and better than ever. The Blue Jays ace sits down with Bradfo to talk about his current situation, past employers, the offseason, new hobbies, and aspirations. Cease also offers next-level analysis of what it's like to change managers midseason. As always, Dylan brings his A Game.

After a few days of reporting and digesting the Red Sox's environment in Toronto, Bradfo checks in with the guys on WEEI. What's the deal with John Henry? What are the vibes? Who is to blame and why did this all happen? Questions and answers come fast and furious as our host checks in from Rogers Centre.

Within the span of a couple days, we have our second managerial chance with the Phillies firing manager Rob Thomson. Phillies POBO Dave Dombrowski met with the media in Philadelphia to discuss the thought process behind the move, his attempt to hire Alex Cora, and where he see the team going from here.

The newest Big Leaguer for the Cleveland Guardians, Travis Bazzana sat down with our Bella Geskos prior to getting drafted to discuss his journey from Australia to becoming the first overall pick, what it means to represent Australia, and more!

With the baseball world buzzing about the recent managerial firing (Alex Cora) and some manager who may be on the hot seat (Phillies and Mets?), it's a good time to talk about the dynamic of such in-season moves happening. Bradfo not only catches up with one of the people in the middle of the conversation, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, but also Kevin Gausman of the Blue Jays, who l...

Bradfo is back with another 2-Minute Grill, this time catching up with one of the most talked about people in baseball the last few days, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow. The main topic of conversation is how Breslow has approached communicating with his players after the firing of Alex Cora and five coaches, and where he goes from here.

Bradfo catches up with Rockies Outfielder Mickey Moniak to discuss his journey to Colorado, why the Angels let him go, his current lot in life, and more!

Even with all the 'Beisbol No Es Aburrido' excitement at the Mexico Series, it was impossible to ignore what was perhaps the biggest story of this young MLB season: the Red Sox firing Alex Cora and five coaches. Bradfo is in the belly of the beast, breaking it all down and reacting along with the Play Tessie guys (Sammy, Gordo) from the Baseball Isn't Boring Studios.

The biggest news of the young baseball season unfolded Saturday night, with the Red Sox firing Alex Cora and five of his coaches. Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow joined team president Sam Kennedy in meeting with the media in Baltimore to discuss the thought process behind the sudden move, and where they see the team going from here.

There was big news coming out of the Red Sox Saturday night, and Bradfo was all over it. Our guy joined Christian Arcand on WEEI to react to the Red Sox firing Alex Cora and a good chunk of his coaching staff, explaining what happened, what it means, and why it is so bizarre.

After finally ending a record-setting losing streak, the Mets are trying to find their way back into the National League East race while fending off injuries and uncertainty. Team president David Stearns met with the media to discuss all the organization's goings-on.

One of the smoothest players in Major League Baseball, Cody Bellinger, joins Bradfo to talk about when he realized big league baseball was going to be the thing for him, while also offering some excellent comparisons to this year's Yankees team and his former club in Los Angeles.

In order to survive in the big leagues, there has to be some sort of evolution. James McCann is a perfect example of that. Courtney Finnicum caught up with the Arizona backup catcher, who is now in his 13th major league season with his fifth team, to talk about how he has adjusted, what he thinks is important in a clubhouse and how 2026 is different.

Cam Schlittler tried to keep things going regarding the rivalry between the Red Sox and Yankees, but it didn't take. Thanks largely to the Red Sox's current woes, the Fenway Park atmosphere for the New York vs. Boston showdown was a dud, despite Schlittler's best efforts. Bradfo joined the Jones and Keefe Show on WEEI to dissect that reality, along with the sorry state the Sox find themselves in.

Sure, there is Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton. And, maybe, the Yankees' hot start is built on some really, really good pitching. But two players you should absolutely know a little better are Ben Rice and Cody Bellinger. So, that's exactly what Bradfo helps you do thanks to conversations with both. And, not stopping there, our host then catches up with three pitchers - Paul Blackburn, Garrett W...

The much-anticipated start by Cam Schlittler in the Yankees visit to Fenway Park went pretty well for the Massachusetts native. The New York starter answered all the social media noise by giving up just two runs over eight innings in the final leg of the Yanks' sweep of the Red Sox. Bradfo is there for the postgame press conference for both Schlittler and the player whose home run helped secure th...

The Red Sox's bats have been silent for most of the season's first month, leading to plenty of questions and few answers. Bradfo caught up with the club's hitting coach Pete Fatse to both draw on a very similar past April experience and offer his perspective on what is going on with this current group.

Bradfo is back with the guys on WEEI's Jones and Keefe Show, once again doing his best to offer answers to the somewhat confusing world of the Red Sox. What do we make of the Anthony injury? Should Alex Cora take less blame for the roster? All that and more in another entertaining and insightful appearance.

The Play Tessie (Gordo, Sammy and Pat) are back with another edition of BIB Notes, this time to identify which fan bases of struggling teams deserve to actually panic as April turns into May. It's early for some, but not for others. The guys also have another round of Studs and Duds. Spoiler: Jose Soriano should be celebrated. Juan Soto? Not so much.