Baseball Isn’t Boring

Bradfo caught up with Red Sox catcher Adley Rutschman to talk about how things have been different with this new team, while also explaining how he managed to take his catch-and-throw game to another level. Also on the podcast is another player who switched teams, Jahmai Jones, who has emerged as one of the best right-handed-hitting bench players in the majors

Bradfo caught up with Roman Anthony on yesterday's podcast to discuss a variety of topics, one of the most noteworthy being the trade of his best friend Marcelo Mayer and the outside noise on the internet from reddit folks who wanted to try to connect the dots of why Mayer left town, which Anthony gives a perfect response to in this BIB on the go

The Play Tessie guys (Gordo, Sammy and Pat) are back with another look around the major leagues, this time taking a hard stop and stare at the National League MVP race. Shohei Ohtani? Pete Crow-Armstrong? These two are the talk of MLB, with the BIB Notes hosts advancing the conversation.

Bradfo is back on with the Jones and Keefe Show, this time to set the stage for a wild coming few days. First up, there is a Red Sox series in New York, which will go a long way toward determining where the wild card round between the teams will likely be played, and then there will be the highly anticipated Baseball Isn't Boring Night at Fenway Park. It's a lot to get excited about.

After three months of not playing - and about a month of not appearing on the BIB podcast - Roman Anthony is returning. The Red Sox outfielder joins Bradfo for a lengthy conversation about his road back from his hand injury, what happened during his time in Florida, how he felt about his good friend Marcelo Mayer being traded, and how he dealt with social media chatter during his absence. There is also some great home run talk. It's another sit-down with Roman you aren't going to want to miss.