Baseball Isn’t Boring

MLB Pipeline's Sam Dykstra is back on the podcast, appearing at a perfect time. Not only is it right after the Arizona Fall League participants are announced, but also just before we find out which recently promoted rookies are going to make the biggest postseason impact. Sam has some very educated opinions on both conversations, once again making us all better baseball fans.

Bradfo catches up with Sam Dykstra of MLB Pipeline to talk about alot of things, but in this BIB on the Go, he narrows in on the Mets and the cast of prospects that they decided to send to the Arizona Fall League

It's that time of year when you have to realize that there are a lot of good teams, and then there are the good teams who are built to survive October. This time of year, the realization is about to hit that the postseason is just different. So, what is important? Top-of-the-rotation pitching? Hitting home runs? The clutch gene? And how about for those covering the last month of the season, all the way until November? Well, Bradfo and longtime MLB columnist and current LinkedIn sports editor John Tomase use their years of experience to paint the postseason picture.

Orioles First Baseman Pete Alonso met with the NY Media to discuss what it feels like to return to Citi Field as an opposing player, if he has hard feelings toward the Mets about his exit, what it would mean to hit his 300th career home run at Citi Field, and more!

With Pete Alonso returning to Citi Field for the first time since becoming an Oriole, we revisit Bradfo's conversation with the first baseman about making the move from one organization to another and all that went into it.