We revisit Bradfo's sitdowns with Dodgers Closer Blake Treinen and Yankees Closer Luke Weaver to get their stories and mindsets as they will prove to be a couple of the most important players on their respective teams in the Fall Classic

The Dodgers are officially heading to the World Series, while the Mets are officially going home. It's an emotional time for all involved, which was why our two guests were the perfect duo to have on immediately after the last pitch of the National League Championship Series. Mets super Jenn Salerno (@jennsalerno310) and the host of 'West Coast Bias' Alonso Sarinana (@alonsosarinana) join Bradfo to give their guttural reaction to the Dodgers' Game 6 win. Spoiler: Alonso is really happy, but Jenn is not. For the pulse of each fan base, you're going to want to listen to this.

With relievers still having pitched more innings than starters throughout the postseason, and teams implementing bullpen games throughout, Mets reliever Adam Ottavino offered his thoughts on the pros and cons of taking such an approach. Also in the conversation with Bradfo, Ottavino compares the fan dynamic in the bullpens in both Philadelphia and Los Angeles.

With the Dodgers needing to throw another bullpen game in Game 6 of the National League Championship Series, it seems timely to surface Ryan Brasier's take on what it is like to be an opener in such a contest. The reliever explains the mindset he has had, while offering the view of every reliever who is on call in such a game.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone took to the podium Saturday night in Cleveland with the smile of someone whose team is headed to the World Series. Boone talks the excellence of Juan Soto, the resiliency of his team and the feeling that comes with punching a ticket to Major League Baseball's final round.

Before Game 5 of the National League Championship Series, Mets outfielder Brandon Nimmo said it would be quite a story if his team came back after falling behind 3-1 in the best-of-seven showdown. Well, after claiming a decisive win over the Dodgers, Nimmo said they have managed to write one of what he hopes will be three memorable chapters. Bradfo sits in on the postgame get-together with Nimmo, who offers insight into the Mets' mindset, his own health and how New York is viewing its lot in life.

The postseason buzz was back thanks to the Guardians' unforgettable win over the Yankees in Game 3 of the ALCS. But that doesn't mean there aren't some other things to get to. Bradfo catches up with Dodgers outfielder - and free agent-to-be - Teoscar Hernandez on how he is approaching another round of offseason chaos. He also sits down with Dodgers executive Josh Byrnes, who offers great perspective on the Red Sox' history-making comeback in 2004 having served as the Sox' assistant GM at the time.

The inaugural episode of the newest Baseball Isn't Boring spinoff show is here... West Coast Bias With Alonso Sarinana! Alonso sits down with Producer Evan to discuss the insanely entertaining ALCS Game 3 that saw a Guardians walkoff on a David Fry Home Run, while also recapping and diving deep into the NLCS series which appears to be nearing it's resolution...

Bradfo sits down with Dodgers Reliever Evan Phillips to discuss his adjustment in role throughout the season, how the Dodgers bullpen has become so dominant, his anti-Halloween costume/mascot take, and much more!

The Dodgers' No. 1 starter heading into the postseason was supposed to be All-Star Tyler Glasnow. But when the starter came down with an elbow injury in August they had to adjust course. Now Los Angeles is weaving its way through the National League Championship Series down a top of the rotation pitcher, while Glasnow is left taking it from outside the active roster. He joins Bradfo to talk about the perspective he has had over the past few months and how that has changed from other times he has had to sit on the sideline.