Baseball Isn’t Boring

Bradfo is back on the radio, this time he joins 'Jones & Keefe' on WEEI. The crew is discussing the AL Cy Young Race, the Red Sox potential clinching their playoff spot, Lucas Giolito's upcoming bonus contract clause, and much more!

When it comes to figuring out just how different playing in the postseason is, there are few active players better equipped to offer advice on the matter than George Springer. Bradfo catches up with the Blue Jays outfielder to discuss exactly how different the dynamic is, with Springer having experienced 67 games in the playoffs. It's a good primer for what is right around the corner.

If you want to get words of wisdom when it comes to navigating your way through an MLB season, Mike Cameron is the guy to turn to. The veteran outfielder, who played 17 years in the big leagues and now helps advise the red-hot Seattle Mariners, joins Bradfo to reflect on lessons and learned and experiences that should be relished by anyone coming in contact with Cam. And, to top it all off, the gu...

Bradfo catches up with Jays hitting coach David Popkins to get the inside story of how his team manages to do something that is ultra-important in the playoffs, not swing and miss along with whether or not he'll get a BIB tattoo if the Blue Jays win the World Series

Right smack dab in the middle of the final regular season week's chaos, Major League Baseball dropped the news that it would be using the ABS ball-and-strike system for 2026. What does this mean? Well, Bradfo talked to a catcher (Carlos Narvaez) and manager (John Schneider) to get the what's what when it comes to the historic move by MLB.

We are smack dab in the tournament to get into the tournament. But how is the feeling different now than when the actual postseason begins? Bradfo turned to Blue Jays closer Jeff Hoffman to give the what's what when it comes to all the feels when you actually play in October. The guys also break down the science of a good champagne celebration. Bradfo also catches up with Jays hitting coach David...

Bradfo catches up with A's Reliever Sean Newcomb to discuss his bounce back season for the A's and thoughts on ABS Challenge System

It's not hyperbole to suggest that the matchup between Detroit's Tarik Skubal and Gavin Williams of Cleveland is the most noteworthy of the season. It's why Bradfo wanted to bring you a couple of conversations he had with each pitcher, helping you get ready for the showdown that all eyes in the baseball world will be watching.

The Rockies have had a brutal season, so much so that multiple times we have crowned the face of their franchise to be none other than their beat reporter for MLB.com, Thomas Harding. Julian McWilliams sits down with Mr. Harding for the latest episode of The Eye Test. The guys talk about covering the god awful 2025 Rockies, his favorite stories from this year, his rapid fire food takes and much mo...

The first go-round of professional baseball can be dizzying for draft picks, which is why Bradfo wanted to catch up with a player who has lived that life for the last couple of months. The conversation is with Red Sox second-round pick Henry Godbout, an infielder out of Virginia who tore up Single-A in his first 14 games before heading into his first offseason. It's a great perspective that will b...

He started his major league career with an eight-year, $80 million contract extension. Continued his first full month as one of the best hitters in baseball, popping six homers in April. But then came the downturn that ultimately landed Kristian Campbell in Triple-A for the rest of the year. Bradfo caught up with Campbell to reflect on his lessons learned and progress made throughout 2025.

Julian McWilliams of CBS Sports is back, this time to have a fiery conversation with Bradfo about which of the teams still in the postseason should be taken seriously and which ones are simply too flawed to be legit contenders. There is a lot of ranting about team-building (especially regarding the Mets), trade deadline regrets, and what skillset is actually important in October. The guys also off...

With Charlie Morton being designated for assignment by the Tigers, it is a great time to resurface the latest sitdown Bradfo had with the veteran pitcher. The conversation is a great example of why Morton is one of the best to ever do it when it comes to relaying his thoughts on the great game of baseball.

With all the rookie pitchers coming up to help save their respective teams' seasons, one is right at the top of the list in terms of importance - Yankees starter Cam Schlittler. Bradfo caught up to the New York hurler to talk about his evolution, the art of selling Christmas trees, and how he is approach this big league life heading into crunch-time.

Just about two months ago, everyone was obsessing over which starting pitchers teams did or didn't get at the trade deadline. Now we know the focus should have been elsewhere. The Mets. The Red Sox. The Blue Jays. They have all turned to their rookies/young pitchers to help save their seasons, and, for the most part, the strategy has worked. So, how and why is this happening? Bradfo breaks it down...

Diehard fans stand out in all different ways. For Chad/'Red Sox Jesus', he does it not only because of his enthusiasm and appearance, but also because of the impetus for all of it. Chad joins Bradfo, along with the Play Tessie Guys (Gordo and Sammy), to explain the heartbreaking yet heartwarming story behind his notable fandom, which has followers of the Red Sox tracking his every move.

It's been a minute since Nick Kurtz joined us on the Baseball Isn't Boring podcast, with the first baseman first appearing on " target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">BIB with Bella Geskos when the current A's slugger was still at Wake Forest . A lot has happened since then, which is why it was a great time for Bradfo to catch up with Kurtz. On the verge of winning the American League Rookie...

There are many who contribute significantly to a major league team's successful season. However, one who has lived a very unique existence for the past seven months is the Triple-A manager. Chad Tracy is living proof. The manager of the Red Sox's Triple-A team in Worcester joins Bradfo to reflect on maybe his most memorable season, one in which he played a part in promoting a wave of meaningful ro...

Bradfo is back on the radio, this time he joins 'WEEI Afternoons' on WEEI. The crew is discussing the Red Sox latest rough stretch, whether it's time to start worrying, the job security of the Sox brain trust, and much more!

So, what is it like to catch a baseball when broadcasting a baseball game? Fortunately, we now have an idea thanks to A's broadcaster Dallas Braden. Dallas joins Bradfo to reflect on his most recent grab, snagging a Romy Gonzalez foul ball, while explaining the feeling that comes with such a moment. The co-host of the 'Baseball Is Dead' podcast also dives into what has been notably awesome about t...

Clayton Kershaw is retiring. It's an announcement the Dodgers pitcher made Thursday, holding a press conference to declare his intentions. The question is, does the baseball world understand what an iconic pitcher we're talking about? Alonso Sarinana of 'West Coast Bias' joined Bradfo to give the what's what when it comes to exactly how elite Kershaw was and why he should be viewed as one of, if n...

Dodgers Legendary Pitcher Clayton Kershaw addressed the Los Angeles media to discuss his decision to retire, why now was the right time, and more

As part of a long conversation centering on newly retired Anthony Rizzo, Bradfo and Matt Spiegel (670 the Score) break down the merits of this current Cubs team. It's a timely topic considering Chicago just clinched a spot in the postseason. To listen to the entire podcast, click here.

Bradfo is back on the radio, this time he joins 'Jones & Keefe' on WEEI. The crew is discussing the Red Sox latest stretch, his take on the Bregman, Giolito, Story contract options, Joe Kelly potentially throwing out a first pitch, and much more!

Bobby Crosby lived the life. Nick Kurtz is about to. No matter what happens in your big league career, once you are named Rookie of the Year, nobody can take that away. Bradfo catches up with both Crosby, the 2004 American League Rookie of the Year (and current A's first base coach), and Kurtz, the runaway favorite to win this season's award, to talk about the realities, challenges, and perspectiv...