There have been plenty of players who have started their professional careers with visions of becoming a two-way player the likes of Shohei Ohtani. But usually the dream drifts off, with organizations making the prospects choosing either pitching or hitting. But one pick from last year's MLB Draft, Conrad Cason, believes he can make it the distance ... and so does his organization. Taken in the 8th round last July, Cason has been told by the Red Sox he will get the opportunity to continue his dream of becoming a pitcher (who, by the way, throws 100 mph) and hitter at the highest level. Conrad sits down with Bradfo to discuss his journey.

Bradfo and the Baseball Isn't Boring Show are back on the WEEI airwaves every Saturday moving forward and this time, it was time for Bradfo to rant about the divide that exists within the Red Sox leadership regarding spending on top free agent hitters, with the most noteworthy name being... Alex Bregman

If you want to know what's what when it comes to the current world of broadcasting baseball, this is the podcast for you. Bradfo is reunited with the always-excellent Brian Anderson, who has established himself as one of the best broadcasters in the business, excelling with both the Brewers and at the national level. The guys break down the inner-workings of what makes a good modern day baseball broadcast, how things are evolving and lessons Brian learned from the legend Bob Uecker. This is a conversation that will educate, inform and entertain anybody who has an interest in soaking in the great game of baseball.

Red Sox senior director of player development Brian Abraham is back, joining Bradfo and Gordo (Play Tessie) to help break some news: Conrad Cason - the team's 8th-round pick last July - will be viewed as a two-way player. Abraham explains the organization's approach to Cason and how they will train him both as a pitcher (who throws 100 mph) and hitter. Abraham also follows up on our conversation with prospect Marcelo Mayer, who is heading into his first big league camp while potentially playing new positions. We also clarify if the front office is allowed to wear shorts during spring training.

Red Sox relief pitcher Zack Kelly is back, this time joining Bradfo and Gordo (Play Tessie) as he drives down I-95 on his way to spring training. Kelly goes into great detail when it comes to analyzing what went right and wrong in 2024, and how he is approaching 2025. There is also analysis of what awaits him and his family at Disney World, the upcoming Red Sox Netflix doc and the recent run by his Washington Commanders.

Bradfo sits down with Dodgers GM Brandon Gomes to get the latest on Michael Kopech health, Clayton Kershaw, Kirby Yates, and Joe Kelly's contract statuses, and the evolution of Mookie Betts

Adam Bloebaum's path to become a pitcher in the Nationals' minor league system is fascinating enough, having been plucked out of Independent League. But it is what Bloebaum is doing off the field that is truly fascinating, being tasked with helping change the way we look at baseball by Driveline. Serving as a Research and Development Engineer for the innovative organization while continuing his path to the majors, Bloebaum is living life as one of the most interesting professional baseball players you will meet. And, to top it all off, he has climbed Mount Kilimanjaro. It's the kind of conversation that will inspire and educate all at the same time.

It's another episode of 'West Coast Bias' with Alonso Sarinana, this time joined by co-host of the Baseball ShangriLA Podcast Juan Ramirez to discuss the absolutely insane offseason that the Dodgers have had so far, why they take pride in the destination that the franchise has become, and much more!

Sam Dykstra is back at a perfect time, just after his organization, MLB Pipeline, dropped their latest Top 100 prospects heading into the new season. Sam delivers once again, this time sitting down with Bradfo to offer in-depth explanations why MLB Pipeline put the prospects where they did, while revealing some of the toughest choices. Kristian Campbell. Jesus Made. Max Clark. They are all central figures in some awesome debates, which Dykstra helps elaborate on. It's simply awesome prospect talk.

Newly Acquired Cubs Closer Ryan Pressly sits down with Chicago Media to discuss his decision to approve a trade to the Cubs, teaming back up with Kyle Tucker, and much more!