Baseball Isn’t Boring

Bradfo is reunited with MLB Network's Sean Casey, who began his media career as a player, filming interviews with our BIB host. The guys are not only reflecting on what they just saw in the 2025 MLB season, but reflecting on those days when they went around interviewing David Ortiz about his Top 5 movies.

Orioles Owner David Rubenstein, POBO Mike Elias & Manager Craig Albernaz met with the Baltimore media to discuss their decision to hire him as manager, what he hopes to accomplish in his first season on the job, how this came about, and more!

Adam Ottavino (yes, the same Adam Ottavino talking with the Rockies about their GM job) is back with Bradfo, this time reflecting on what they just saw in the epic 2025 World Series and what can be learned by the other teams. There is also some next-level analysis on Yoshinobu Yamamoto and team construction. The always excellent Ottavino is excellent once again.

The postseason can turn previously relatively unknown baseball players into World Series heroes. Just ask Will Klein and Justin Wrobleski. Bradfo caught up with the two Dodgers relievers, who each played huge roles in LA's 2025 World Series championship. It's a great perspective on two players still trying to come to grips with their newfound fame.

Ed Hand is back with his annual list of free agents, ranking each free agent-eligible player as we head into Hot Stove season. Ed joins Bradfo to talk about the list, the process of forming the list, the best of the best, and who will win the Jorge Alfaro Underappreciated Free Agent Award - the player nobody is really talking about but maybe should. It's always a good way to kick off the offseason...

Ted Glasnow (brother of Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow) and Fred Freeman (father of LA first baseman Freddie Freeman) both join Bradfo immediately after the Dodgers' title-clinching victory to reflect on their respective emotions and the 2025 journey their loved ones took to achieve this World Series glory. There is also some next-level hair talk.

The Dodgers are world champs and the belief in the Baseball Isn't Boring cause has never been stronger. Both are true because of what transpired in Game 7 in an epic showdown between the Blue Jays and LA. In among the world champs' celebration, Bradfo caught up with world-famous life coach Tony Robbins, a pitcher who was in the heart of a Game 7 bench-clearer, Justin Wrobleski, the man who helped...

The Dodgers are back-to-back champs, and two big reasons for this latest title were manager Dave Roberts and the World Series MVP Yoshinobu Yamamoto. The pair took to the podium to reflect on how they got the job done in the pivotal Game 7, in which Yamamoto came on to throw the final 2 2/3 innings despite making 96 pitches just the day before. They were a pair of next-level performances by the ma...

An epic seven-game World Series just ended, with the Blue Jays coming out on the short end against the Dodgers despite being just two outs away from taking it all. Toronto manager John Schneider took to the podium after the Game 7 loss to reflect on the gut-wrenching defeat.

Bradfo caught up with Ashley and Joe Kelly postgame after last year's Dodgers title-clinching game to talk about the World Series, their tattoo bet, but most importantly, the hilarious situation Ashley found herself in when trying to get a selfie with Derek Jeter

Bradfo recaps a wild day that began with a flight to Buffalo, followed by a car ride to Toronto, where he soaked in all things Game 6 of the World Series. How did it all end? With David Ortiz strolling along with our Baseball Isn't Boring host through the Rogers Centre outfield, waxing poetic about the awesomeness that has taken place and waits in the final game of the 2025 season. Besides Ortiz,...

Alonso Sarinana is back with another edition of West Coast Bias and he is joined by Dodgers Legend Eric Gagne to discuss the what's gone wrong for the Dodgers so far in this World Series. They break down who stood out, who's underperformed, the Dodgers narrow path to victory, their predictions for what will happen, and more!

We have seen so many inspirational stories throughout this postseason thanks to players who have turned their careers around over the course of the last year due to improved health and/or performance. But you aren't going to find a more inspirational example of what a difference a year can make than what David Hess delivers. The pitcher, who has fought through two bouts of cancer after pitching in...

Toronto manager John Schneider and his Dodgers counterpart Dave Roberts took to the podium at Rogers Centre on a World Series workout day to offer up their respective clubs' mindset and approach toward what could be the final game of the 2025 MLB season.

Giants POBO Buster Posey & Manager Tony Vitello met with the SF media to discuss their decision to hire him as manager, what he hopes to accomplish in his first season on the job, how this came about, and more!

Way back on Sept. 17, Adam Ottavino joined the podcast and predicted Trey Yesavage - who had just entered into MLB at that time - would be a breakout postseason star. In the same conversation, Bradfo was also convinced that the Blue Jays might win it all. Well, we're sitting here with Yesavage making history and the Jays one win away from a World Series title. Bradfo breaks it all down, while offe...

Bradfo sits down with Griffin Cantrell, the 20-year-old who at 8 years old gave Mookie Betts the good luck necklace that he wears to this day. The two discuss the origins of the necklace, how the exchange came about, the journey that led to Griffin appearing on Mookie's podcast, and more!

We are all tied up in the World Series, two games apiece, thanks to the Blue Jays' Game 4 win over the Dodgers. While we wait for a pivotal Game 5 at Dodger Stadium, it's a great opportunity for Bradfo to remind everyone about important reminders regarding the two stars of this latest win, Vlad Guerrero Jr. and Shane Bieber. Vlad represents everything a superstar should be. Bieber represents the r...

It wasn't long ago that the Orioles were shaping up to be the next American League powerhouse. So, what happened? Bradfo is joined by Eric Arditti of Barstool Sports to reflect on the path that led the O's to this point and why there is still hope heading into 2026. With the World Series going on, it's a fascinating example of how quickly the best laid plans of an organization can go awry and what...

Bradfo sits down with Sam Dysktra to cover all the happenings going on at the Arizona Fall League, including assessing 2 notable names from the Mets farm system in outfielder Nick Morabito and catcher/outfielder Chris Suero, both of whom are looking to capitalize an successful campaigns in the minors

Take your pick of what you want to focus on from the Dodgers' historic 18-inning Game 3 win over the Blue Jays. Shohei Ohtani reaching base nine times. Freddie Freeman hitting another World Series walk-off homer. Or just the fact it went EIGHTEEN INNINGS! But it's hard to ignore the story of perhaps LA's biggest hero, reliever Will Klein. Bradfo breaks down why the unknown pitcher was the star amo...

MLB Pipeline's finest is back as Sam Dykstra returns to the pod with Bradfo to discuss the biggest standouts from the Arizona Fall League, Esmerlyn Valdez's rise to stardom and what to make of the Mets participants

As the Dodgers and Blue Jays head into Game 3 of the World Series, LA manager Dave Roberts and his go-to guy on the mound and at the plate Shohei Ohtani met with the media at Dodger Stadium. They talked about travel nightmares, chants, and, of course, mindsets going into these three games in Los Angeles.

Alonso Sarinana is back with another edition of West Coast Bias and he is joined by Longtime MLB Reliever Joe Beimel to discuss the first two games of the World Series and look ahead to the rest of the series. They break down who stood out, the under-the-radar storylines, which matchups favor both teams, their series predictions, and more!

Your favorite baseball duo is back as Rich Hill returns to the pod with Bradfo to discuss his future on the mound, his biggest takeaways from the first 2 World Series games, and tales from his memorabilia room along the way