Baseball Isn’t Boring

Bradfo is back on WEEI's 'Rich, Ken and Ted Show', this time to reflect on Monday's season-ending press conference for the Red Sox, which featured manager Chad Tracy, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, and team president Sam Kennedy. There was a lot to pick through when it came to this hour-long meeting with the media, and our guy was there to soak it all in and spit it back out.

On what could be a historic day for the White Sox, there is no better way to respect the moment than to listen to Courtney Finnicum answer questions from social media (and Bradfo) regarding the big showdown at Rate Field ... and all the ins and outs that took place in Cleveland. It's the perfect opportunity to get prepared for what could be a clincher for the most likable team in baseball.

While there are happy baseball fans throughout the country, there is likely no more excited group than the White Sox fan base. It's why Bill Guide, owner of the famous Chicago sports bar "Cork and Kerry" right near Rate Field, is the perfect guy for Bradfo to catch up with. Wearing his "Mune Shot" Baseball Isn't Boring t-shirt (which you can only get at Cork and Kerry), the lifelong White Sox fan describes what it has been like to go on this ride with baseball's most interesting team and how the fan base and Southside of Chicago has been energized by this unique group.

With key members of the Garrett Crochet trade (Chase Meidroth, Braden Montgomery, Kyle Teel) helping propel the White Sox through the postseason, we wanted to resurface the conversations Bradfo had with the two decision-makers who made the deal - Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow and White Sox GM Chris Getz. A great look into how the whole thing went down.

Courtney Finnicum is live on the scene at Progressive Field, which is where she caught up with broadcaster Ron Darling. It was the perfect time to catch up with Ron, not only because he is knee-deep in the middle of the Guardians/White Sox showdown, but also due to his unique perspective of the National League Rookie of the Year battle between Carson Benge and Sal Stewart.