He started his major league career with an eight-year, $80 million contract extension. Continued his first full month as one of the best hitters in baseball, popping six homers in April. But then came the downturn that ultimately landed Kristian Campbell in Triple-A for the rest of the year. Bradfo caught up with Campbell to reflect on his lessons learned and progress made throughout 2025.

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Julian McWilliams of CBS Sports is back, this time to have a fiery conversation with Bradfo about which of the teams still in the postseason should be taken seriously and which ones are simply too flawed to be legit contenders. There is a lot of ranting about team-building (especially regarding the Mets), trade deadline regrets, and what skillset is actually important in October. The guys also offer tribute to the great Charlie Morton.

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With Charlie Morton being designated for assignment by the Tigers, it is a great time to resurface the latest sitdown Bradfo had with the veteran pitcher. The conversation is a great example of why Morton is one of the best to ever do it when it comes to relaying his thoughts on the great game of baseball.

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With all the rookie pitchers coming up to help save their respective teams' seasons, one is right at the top of the list in terms of importance - Yankees starter Cam Schlittler. Bradfo caught up to the New York hurler to talk about his evolution, the art of selling Christmas trees, and how he is approach this big league life heading into crunch-time.

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Just about two months ago, everyone was obsessing over which starting pitchers teams did or didn't get at the trade deadline. Now we know the focus should have been elsewhere. The Mets. The Red Sox. The Blue Jays. They have all turned to their rookies/young pitchers to help save their seasons, and, for the most part, the strategy has worked. So, how and why is this happening? Bradfo breaks it down while adding in conversations with Triple-A manager Chad Tracy regarding the subject, with two of the young starters, Connelly Early and Kyle Harrison, also adding their perspective.

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Diehard fans stand out in all different ways. For Chad/'Red Sox Jesus', he does it not only because of his enthusiasm and appearance, but also because of the impetus for all of it. Chad joins Bradfo, along with the Play Tessie Guys (Gordo and Sammy), to explain the heartbreaking yet heartwarming story behind his notable fandom, which has followers of the Red Sox tracking his every move.

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It's been a minute since Nick Kurtz joined us on the Baseball Isn't Boring podcast, with the first baseman first appearing on " target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">BIB with Bella Geskos when the current A's slugger was still at Wake Forest. A lot has happened since then, which is why it was a great time for Bradfo to catch up with Kurtz. On the verge of winning the American League Rookie of the Year award, the emerging star reflected on his rookie season and his awesome nickname.

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There are many who contribute significantly to a major league team's successful season. However, one who has lived a very unique existence for the past seven months is the Triple-A manager. Chad Tracy is living proof. The manager of the Red Sox's Triple-A team in Worcester joins Bradfo to reflect on maybe his most memorable season, one in which he played a part in promoting a wave of meaningful rookies, while also mentoring one, Kristian Campbell, who was sent back down to find his way. It's a great conversation with someone who has a very important and unique perspective on this past season.

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Bradfo is back on the radio, this time he joins 'WEEI Afternoons' on WEEI. The crew is discussing the Red Sox latest rough stretch, whether it's time to start worrying, the job security of the Sox brain trust, and much more!

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So, what is it like to catch a baseball when broadcasting a baseball game? Fortunately, we now have an idea thanks to A's broadcaster Dallas Braden. Dallas joins Bradfo to reflect on his most recent grab, snagging a Romy Gonzalez foul ball, while explaining the feeling that comes with such a moment. The co-host of the 'Baseball Is Dead' podcast also dives into what has been notably awesome about this baseball season.

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