Baseball Isn’t Boring

Courtney Finnicum is live on the scene at Progressive Field, which is where she caught up with broadcaster Ron Darling. It was the perfect time to catch up with Ron, not only because he is knee-deep in the middle of the Guardians/White Sox showdown, but also due to his unique perspective of the National League Rookie of the Year battle between Carson Benge and Sal Stewart.

Alonso Sarinana, host of West Coast Bias and Dodgers fan, gives his instant reaction following the Dodgers Game 2 loss to the Braves

Courtney Finnicum is boots on the ground at the American League Division Series in Cleveland, sitting down for a dugout conversation with a couple of White Sox, David Sandlin and Jake Rogers. How did Sandlin and Rogers get here? How far do they think this White Sox team can go? Questions asked and answered at Progressive Field.

Bradfo is back with a man never short on opinions, Julian McWilliams of CBS Sports. This time, the guys are digesting what they have seen so far in the postseason and letting loose with some (maybe too early) opinions on what is going to shake out. It's always a good time with these two, and this one - especially - is no exception.

For the final Baseball Isn't Boring Radio Show of the season, Bradfo and Gordo let loose on how they felt following the Red Sox's two-and-done postseason. You aren't going to find an hour more jam-packed with perspective, analysis, anger, and entertainment than this one.

Renowned comedian/writer/podcast host/Braves fan Sarah Tiana is back on the podcast, offering a next-level perspective on all things baseball postseason. Sarah joins Bradfo to talk about what it's like to live the life of an Atlanta baseball fan and how it compares to life in Dodgers-land. There is also an excellent blind ranking of which of these teams are the most and least boring. Always insigh...

The White Sox continued their postseason momentum, beating the Guardians in Game 1 of the team's American League Division Series behind a collection of lockdown pitchers and a big home run by Munetaka Murakami. Will Venable, Grant Taylor and Murakami all took to the podium after the win to offer their perspectives.

Courtney Finnicum is boots on the ground at the American League Division Series in Cleveland, sitting down for a dugout conversation with a friend of the podcast, Guardians first baseman Nathaniel Lowe. How did Lowe get here? How did his team get here? Why is Cleveland going places? Questions asked and answered at Progressive Field.

So, what happened when it came to those decisions by Red Sox manager Chad Tracy in New York? Was it warranted to take out Payton Tolle and Sonny Gray so early in their respective outings? What was Tracy thinking? How much influence did the Sox's front office have on the moves? What does an effective postseason manager look like? It's all answered by Adam Ottavino. There is also Otto's take on the...

The White Sox are feeling pretty good about themselves heading into the American League Division Series against Cleveland, having just swept Houston in the Wild Card round. Manager Will Venable, Sam Antonacci and Hagen Smith took to the podium to give their take on where Chicago is heading into the battle against American League Central rivals.

The Dodgers are officially going down the postseason road on the way to what they're hoping is a third straight World Championship. They kicked off their National League Division Series against the Braves with a press conference involving Game 1 starter Tarik Skubal, manager Dave Roberts, and designated hitter Shohei Ohtani.

Fresh off their Wild Card sweep of the Red Sox, the Yankees took to the podium in St. Petersburg, Fla. to talk about what faces them next in the American League Division Series - the first-place Rays. Answering questions were manager Aaron Boone, catcher Austin Wells and Game 1 starter Gerrit Cole.

Ahead of their American League Division Series showdown with the Yankees, the Rays took to the podium to explain where they are, how they are feeling, and what they expect. Manager Kevin Cash offered updates on the pitching plans - which include starting Drew Rasmussen in Game 1 - while Junior Caminero, Yandy Diaz and Rasmussen also answered questions.

The Braves are moving on to the National League Division Series thanks in part to the performance of previously little-known pitcher Ray Kerr, who got the start in the winner-take-all Game 3 against the Phillies. Taking the podium after the game to explain what happened were Braves manager Walt Weiss, Michael Harris II and Kerr.

Gordo and Sammy are back, this time to take a deep dive into how in the world both the Cubs and Red Sox were two-and-done in their respective Wild Card series. What in the world happened to these two clubs that were supposed to make World Series runs? There is also talk of why weekday postseason games and the ump camera are awful.

Bradfo is back on the radio as he joins The Jones and Keefe Show on WEEI to discuss the Red Sox getting knocked out of the playoffs, the decisions to pull Payton Tolle and Sonny Gray so early, Willson Contreras comments regarding analytics, and more!

The Padres are one of the hottest teams in baseball, as evidenced by their Wild Card Series win over the Cubs. San Diego's rookie manager Craig Stammen and series star Gavin Sheets took to the podium to reflect on how their red-hot club has advanced to play Milwaukee.

White Sox manager Will Venable and the team's Game 2 hero Chase Meidroth took to the podium after their team's series-clinching win over the Astros, allowing for Chicago to advance to the American League Division Series against the Guardians.

It didn't go how Garrett Crochet had hoped, facing four batters in Game 2 of the Red Sox's Wild Card series against the Yankees and not retiring any of them. That part of the equation was unsatisfying for the lefty. But Wednesday night did represent a significant comeback for Crochet, who hadn't pitched since April due to a shoulder injury. That wasn't lost on him, which was clear when he met with...

Our resident White Sox Fan Courtney Finnicum gives her instant reaction following a White Sox 7-3 victory over the Astros that saw them advance to the ALDS against the Guardians

Red Sox Outfielder Roman Anthony meets with the Boston Media to discuss his latest hand injury, when he knew it was too much to play through, how he feels about it and more.

Bradfo is back on with the guys from the Rich, Ken and Ted Show on WEEI to reflect on the decisions that were made in Game 1 of the Wild Card series between the Red Sox and Yankees and what might be in store for Game 2.

Bradfo catches up with longtime friend of the program and Yankees Reliever John Schreiber to discuss joining the Yankees on waivers in August, the Yankees underrated pitching department, his upcoming free agency, and more!

Day 1 of the 2026 MLB postseason is in the books, and Bradfo is taking the time to dissect, analyze and offer some opinions regarding what transpired. How did the Braves, White Sox, Yankees, and Padres claim their Game 1 wins? What does history tell us? Who set the tone? Were we right or wrong in guessing what might happen? It's all touched on as Bradfo allows you to soak in a spirited first day o...

Our resident White Sox Fan Courtney Finnicum gives her instant reaction following a White Sox 6-3 Game 1 victory over the Astros