Baseball Isn’t Boring

There were a lot of starting pitching free agent acquisitions that worked out this season (Dylan Cease, Ranger Suarez, Michael King), some that were just OK (Framber Valdez, Shota Imanaga), and others that didn't hit the mark (Chris Bassitt. Zac Gallen). But maybe the best of the bunch when it came to value and production was our guest, Nick Martinez, the Rays' starter who has found himself a suddenly impressive career trajectory. Bradfo sits down with Nick to talk about his season, while also catching up with Red Sox farm director Brian Abraham, who explains his job this time of year along with a quality clubhouse celebration story.

Bradfo catches up with Red Sox interim manager Chad Tracy to talk about how he views managing in his first playoffs and how his dad's advice has helped him through various tough moments along the ride

With the postseason now just a week away, it's time to get unique perspectives from front offices and managers preparing for possible runs through October. Bradfo sits down with Rays president of baseball operations Erik Neander and Red Sox interim manager Chad Tracy to talk about their worlds and perspectives heading into the always-unpredictable landscape that is the postseason.

With Red Sox rookie Payton Tolle getting ready to take the big stage on a postseason mound, Bradfo sat down with the lefty to reflect on how playing a completely different sport - basketball - helped him prepare for his big moment. It's a slobberknocker of a conversation.

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.