Baseball Isn’t Boring

Every once in a while, we are reminded how powerful baseball can be in so many ways, in so many places. That's the case thanks to Bradfo's conversation with the first Brazilian-born Division 1 college baseball player and veteran of the 2026 World Baseball Classic, Caio Araujo. The pitcher tells his inspiring story of falling in love with baseball as a young boy in Brazil, overcoming a horrific eye injury and landing on the same field of the likes of Aaron Judge thanks to an unexpected journey to the WBC. It's also a great lesson when it comes to not giving up your dream, both as a youngster and into adulthood. It's a story of inspiration and education. It's time for you to meet the pride of Brazilian baseball, Caio Araujo.

Get ready, because here it comes. The postseason is just around the corner and so are a bunch more innings for some pretty important pitchers. Bradfo sat down with Rays pitching coach Kyle Snyder and Diamondbacks pitcher Zac Gallen to talk about what it takes to navigate the extra workload and intensity that comes with playoff baseball.

Courtney Finnicum is back with another episode of 'Pitch and Moan,' this time sitting down with former MLB first baseman and Olympic gold medalist Doug Mientkiewicz. It's a perfect time for the two to catch up, with the longtime MLB vet discussing the mindset of a player headed toward the playoffs, behind the scenes stories of his time with the Twins and Red Sox, how winning the gold medal at the 2000 Olympics changed his career for the better, and more!

Bradfo is back on the radio as he joins The Jones and Keefe Show on WEEI to discuss the Red Sox potential wild card rotation, Garrett Crochet's timeline, the Red Sox slumping offense, and more!

Gordo and Sammy are back with another edition of BIB Notes, this time taking a deep dive into one of the week's biggest stories: Pete Alonso's return to Citi Field. The reunion had so many layers, including fans' reactions, the Mets' players' reactions to those reactions, and Alonso's three days in an Orioles uniform while constantly talking about life now that he is no longer a Met. It's drama and then some.