Baseball Isn’t Boring

Anthony Rizzo Day at Wrigley Field is upon us, and there is nobody better to help offer a perspective of the first baseman's Cubs career than Matt Spiegel of 670 the Score in Chicago. Bradfo catches up with Matt to talk all about Rizzo's legacy, along with an analysis of the current state of the Cubs.

Will Alex Bregman opt out of his three-year contract with the Red Sox after just one season? That's what most everyone in baseball is waiting to find out. Bradfo caught up with Bregman's agent, Scott Boras, to get the latest when it comes to how he and his client are viewing the situation heading into the final few weeks of the regular season.

Even with the pennant races in full swing and huge games residing on the horizon in the final days of September, it's worth pausing for some appreciation of perseverance. That's a big reason why Bradfo is bringing you the story of Ryan Fitzgerald. The Twins utilityman sits down to offer insight and inspiration when it comes to a journey that finally landed him in the major leagues this season at t...

Bradfo is back on WEEI for his weekly radio hit with the Jones and Keefe Show. This time, he is giving the what's what when it comes to which young pitcher of a group consisting of Payton Tolle, Connelly Early, and Kyle Harrison, the Red Sox might be able to count on when the postseason rolls around.

Few Triple-A managers have had more of an impact on their respective major league teams this season than Sergio Santos, the man at the helm with the White Sox's affiliate in Charlotte. In the latest edition of 'Pitch and Moan', Courtney Finnicum sits down with Sergio to talk about the recent past, the present and the future regarding all these prospects who are making an impact on an up-and-coming...

Trevor Plouffe has established himself as one of the rising stars in the baseball media game, having already established himself as one of the foundational voices at Jomboy Media, appearing regularly with Chris Rose on 'Baseball Today' & with Jake Storiale on 'Talkin' Baseball'. Bradfo sits down with Trevor to talk about how he views the world of baseball media, broadcasting and how players ha...

It would seem Kenley Jansen would have been a logical candidate to be dealt at the trade deadline, considering his excellence this season, a one-year contract, and the Angels being out of contention. But he stayed put. Why? Kenley sat down with Bradfo to give the what's what when it comes to the reason he stayed put. To listen to the entire Kenley conversation, click here.

Bradfo is once again sitting down with Arizona Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo, and always it's entertaining, enlightening, informative and insightful. The guys talk about the art of communication, how managing young players has changed, and why the postseason is a different animal from the skipper's seat. The guys also reflect on how they taught each other about living and learning in the base...

When it comes to two people in baseball who have a next-level perspective on life in and around the game, you aren't going to find a pair better than Torii Hunter and Torey Lovullo. Bradfo gets the opportunity to sit down with both of them to talk about the things that really matter, such as the importance of relationships, acceptance, and curiosity. There are also some unbelievable stories along...

In this BIB vault, we take you back to the moments following Connelly's promotion to Triple-A, as he now embarks on the beginning of his career in the big leagues

Kenley Jansen is making his return to the Baseball Isn't Boring podcast, and this time he is bringing the heat. The Angels closer is talking trade deadline, free agency, his evolution, hat size, and, most notably, how fellow 37-year-old Aroldis Chapman is changing the way Jansen views his profession. As always, Kenley is a voice worth listening to.

With baseball buzzing about the Mets' young starting pitchers - Nolan McLean, Jonah Tong and Brandon Sproat - as well as the Red Sox' rookie hurler Payton Tolle, it's a great time to get some perspective from Steven Matz. The current Red Sox reliever lived the life of these rookies back in 2015, when he was thrown into the Mets' starting rotation in September before making three postseason starts...

Zac Gallen is always fascinating to listen to, and his latest conversation with Bradfo is no exception. The Diamondbacks pitcher discusses the pursuit of a shoe endorsement, his life before, during, and after the trade deadline, how to pitch through a deep playoff run, and his perspective on his impending free agency. Once again, Zac is bringing the wisdom and wit (while pitching really, really we...

Red Sox video coordinator Mike Brenly has made a name for himself recently with some key decisions when it comes to replay. He is clearly a coach on the rise. He has known what it's like to live through the ups and downs of a major league season for virtually all his life. That's thanks to his dad, Bob Brenley, the former Diamondbacks manager and former Giants All-Star. Bradfo sits down with the f...

Now that we're more than a month out from the trade deadline, it's a good time to reflect on how the starting pitching market ultimately panned out. As part of the conversation, we feature Bradfo's talk with Cleveland's president of baseball operations, Chris Antonetti, who explains his approach in the Shane Bieber deal. And to top things off, there is the convo Bradfo had with the starter who ult...

It's always great to remember the journey any major leaguer takes, particularly one who has had to persevere for so long before landing a key piece of a pennant race. That's why it's a great time to hear Phillies reliever Tanner Banks relay lessons he learned after taking eight years to make it to the bigs and then finally finding his footing a few years later as a valued member of this current fi...

Being a chief decision-maker for any organization is a nonstop existence, with team-building taking place almost every month of the year. But what about September? Cleveland president of baseball operations Chris Antonetti joined Bradfo to explain what is happening when it comes to front offices throughout baseball, many of which are preparing for both the postseason the offseason. There is also s...

Bradfo catches up with Red Sox Pitcher Payton Tolle to talk about adjusting to the MLB, the fancy hotel life, and much more!

Bradfo is back on the radio, this time he joins 'Jones & Keefe' on WEEI. The crew is discussing Roman Anthony's untimely injury, the importance of good pitching in the stretch run, and much more!

The impactful stories of the 2025 MLB baseball season aren't always those who are smothered in success. Take Nolan Jones, for instance. A star on the rise with the Rockies, the outfielder was dealt to the team he came up with, the Guardians, just before the start of the regular season. It raised doubts. It allowed for uncertainty. And it has resulted in a very uneven season for Jones. Nolan sits d...

What starter threw the most pitches in one game this season? That would be Cleveland's Gavin Williams. The Guardians' hurler sits down with Bradfo to reflect on that almost-no-hitter against the Mets and what it felt like in the hours and days after. The guys also discussed his 2021 Draft class and the lessons he has learned since being taken in the first round.

The Pearl Jam debate. A podcast host's style choices. The art of celebrating a walk-off. And, of course, what lies ahead for one of the top prospects in all of baseball. All of it is discussed in another meeting of the minds - and generations - involving Red Sox rookie Marcelo Mayer and Bradfo. It's always a good time when these two sit down for a convo.

Red Sox Outfielder Roman Anthony addressed the Boston media to discuss his oblique injury, when he felt it come on and how long he will likely miss

Bradfo catches up with Red Sox Pitcher Lucas Giolito discusses how he approaches team picture day, what he would change about it, and more!

Red Sox video coordinator Mike Brenly returns to the podcast, this time to break down how he managed to identify that Trevor Story's home run - the shortest homer of the season - actually went off Jhonkensy Noel's glove and off the Fenway Park right field foul pole.