Baseball Isn’t Boring

Renowned comedian/writer/podcast host/Braves fan Sarah Tiana is back on the podcast, offering a next-level perspective on all things baseball postseason. Sarah joins Bradfo to talk about what it's like to live the life of an Atlanta baseball fan and how it compares to life in Dodgers-land. There is also an excellent blind ranking of which of these teams are the most and least boring. Always insightful and always entertaining, Sarah is the perfect person to help get you excited for what awaits in October.

The White Sox continued their postseason momentum, beating the Guardians in Game 1 of the team's American League Division Series behind a collection of lockdown pitchers and a big home run by Munetaka Murakami. Will Venable, Grant Taylor and Murakami all took to the podium after the win to offer their perspectives.

Courtney Finnicum is boots on the ground at the American League Division Series in Cleveland, sitting down for a dugout conversation with a friend of the podcast, Guardians first baseman Nathaniel Lowe. How did Lowe get here? How did his team get here? Why is Cleveland going places? Questions asked and answered at Progressive Field.

So, what happened when it came to those decisions by Red Sox manager Chad Tracy in New York? Was it warranted to take out Payton Tolle and Sonny Gray so early in their respective outings? What was Tracy thinking? How much influence did the Sox's front office have on the moves? What does an effective postseason manager look like? It's all answered by Adam Ottavino. There is also Otto's take on the team he just witnessed advance in the Wild Card, the Cinderella White Sox.

The White Sox are feeling pretty good about themselves heading into the American League Division Series against Cleveland, having just swept Houston in the Wild Card round. Manager Will Venable, Sam Antonacci and Hagen Smith took to the podium to give their take on where Chicago is heading into the battle against American League Central rivals.