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At 12:45 a.m., just hours after making postseason history, Yankees pitcher Cam Schlittler took to social media and responded to a post by a friend of the podcast, DraftKings' Lucy Burdge, and wrote: "@LucilleBurdge Not this year". It was attached to a post from Lucy earlier Thursday, saying "Sox in 3." Well, this postseason feud is evidently just getting going. Lucy joined Bradfo on the podcast to...

Elimination Thursday certainly didn't disappoint when it came to memorable performances, baseball excitement, and postseason intrigue. Bradfo was on top of it all, navigating the day while having his Baseball Isn't Boring boots on the ground at Yankee Stadium. He breaks it all down with plenty of interviews and reaction, including from the star of the day, Yankees rookie Cam Schlittler. Thanks to...

Bradfo is back on the radio, this time he joins 'Jones & Keefe' on WEEI. The crew is discussing the Red Sox controversial decisions, not getting the bunt down, Connelly Early's Game 3 start, and much more!

The postseason is a very different time of year on the baseball calendar for so many reasons. Just ask the front offices of those teams still involved. Red Sox assistant GM Eddie Romero, who experienced his first playoff run as an executive back in 2007, joins Bradfo to offer some excellent insight into what happens when it comes to teams' front offices when the postseason gets going.

One day. Six teams. Three will be going home, while the other three advance. That's what this one day has brought us. Bradfo is joined by WFAN's Ryan Chichester at Yankee Stadium to reflect on what has happened so far in these wild best-of-three Wild Card series and what awaits in the winner-take-all Game 3s. Tigers at Guardians. Padres at Cubs. Red Sox at Yankees. There is plenty to digest, and t...

Nationals POBO Paul Toboni addressed the Washington media to discuss taking the Nationals job, what he aims to bring to the organization, whether he'll retain interim GM Mike DeBartolo, and more!

On Day 1 of the postseason, Garrett Crochet threw 117 pitches. It was the first time since 2019 that a pitcher had reached that level in the playoffs. David Cone did it seven times during his postseason career, including throwing 154 pitches in one game in 1995. Cone joins Bradfo to talk about what it's like to pitch in the playoffs, and how he views his current team - the ESPN broadcast booth.

Alonso Sarinana is joined by the ladies from 'Talk Dodgers To Me' to break down and discuss the Dodgers victory over the Cincinnati Reds in Game 1 of the Wild Card Series 10-5

What a first day of the 2025 postseason! Bradfo was boots on the ground at Yankee Stadium to get a first-hand look at a dynamic that should be celebrated throughout the baseball world - the return of dominant starting pitching to the postseason. He not only breaks down Garrett Crochet's 117-pitch outing (with help from a conversation with Crochet), but also joins Gordo (Play Tessie) to reflect on...

So, what exactly happened in that final series of the regular season between the Mets and the Marlins? Courtney Finnicum is back with another episode of 'Pitch and Moan' to break it all down with Marlins broadcaster Kyle Sielaff. There is the inside story of those last couple of days, which pushed New York out of the postseason picture, along with some great analysis on exactly what is happening i...

As we get fired up for the playoffs to begin, this is the perfect time for Producer Evan to execute another MLB Power Rankings, which is exactly what he does. Our guy gives his Top 10 teams heading into the MLB Postseason, unsurprisingly putting a team that has a long postseason pedigree at the top and having to leave 2 participants on the outside looking in

Alonso Sarinana is joined by the ladies from 'Talk Dodgers To Me' to break down and discuss the Dodgers upcoming Wild Card round series with the Cincinnati Reds

Mets POBO David Stearns addressed the New York media to discuss the Mets collapse, what he would've done differently, the things he can do to improve their team moving forward, and more

Bradfo and the Boston Media catch up with Rob Refsnyder to discuss finally making the postseason again after 10 years of watching from his couch

On the eve of Garrett Crochet's Game 1 start against the Yankees at Yankee Stadium, we give you Bradfo's exclusive interview with the ace. The guys have an in-depth and honest conversation about how Crochet's season played out, why it worked so well, advice he would give to a pitcher going through what he did, and the potential tattoo commitment that would come with a World Series win. We top off...

With all the chaos going on during the final day of the regular season, one of the stories that stood out was that of Red Sox starter Jose De Leon. The 33-year-old pitcher, who had just seven big league starts prior to Sunday, was called off the beach in Puerto Rico to take the hill for the postseason-bound Red Sox. De Leon's performance highlighted the pitcher's perseverance and offered a career...

Just because you make the postseason doesn't mean you will remember the season as a success. That's a reality Chris Bassitt wants to remind us. The Blue Jays starter returns to the podcast, sitting down with Bradfo to talk about the hard and sometimes cold reality that comes with living life as a postseason participant. He also explains exactly why he took the approach he did when it comes to goin...

One of Baseball Isn't Boring's favorites Ryan Pepiot is back, this time punctuating his breakout 2025 season with a conversation with Bradfo. The Rays pitcher reflects on what life was like in Tampa Bay's makeshift home surroundings this season and how he feels about his season. But the true timely piece of the sitdown was Pepiot reflecting on what life was like as a young player being introduced...

With the Tigers staring at one of the most potentially epic collapses in MLB history, having blown a 15 1/2-game division lead, their manager A.J. Hinch could celebrate actually making the playoffs after clinching a return to the postseason in Game 161. Bradfo caught up with Hinch as he spoke to reporters immediately after his team punched its ticket to October.

Bradfo is back with another edition of Baseball Isn't Boring on the radio, this time being joined by Sammy (Play Tessie) to reflect on the Red Sox's playoff-clinching win while also surfacing the best hangover cures for all those teams experiencing clubhouse celebrations.

When it comes to deciphering who will stand out in the postseason, we have been doing our best to identify the difference-makers. With the Red Sox clinching a postseason berth, they have us thinking there might be something there to make a World Series run. But in terms of players, one guy to watch is the pitcher Bradfo sat down with for the podcast, Toronto rookie hurler Trey Yesavage.

Bradfo is back with the guys on Sportsnet in Toronto, Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker, to set the stage for all the postseason theatre. The guys discuss what to make of two mercurial clubs that may be on a collision course: the Red Sox and Blue Jays.

Bradfo catches up with BIB Hall Of Famer Rich Hill to discuss ways he could eventually announce his retirement, if he plans on retiring soon, and reflects on his time as a teammate of the soon-to-be-retired Clayton Kershaw

Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow could very well secure a World Series ring without throwing a pitch, thanks to his role in building the roster as the team's top decision-maker. But few know the story of when Breslow earned a WS ring as a player despite not throwing a single pitch or appearing in a game. It's the story you probably didn't know, but needed to.

There is nothing better than listening to Rich Hill when he gets going on the good, bad and misunderstood world of baseball. That's why it's the perfect time for Bradfo to catch up with Rich. The guys rant about the ABS review system and misperceptions regarding what actually works in the postseason. There is also some very, very interesting retirement talk. It's the perfect way to storm into the...