The oldest active professional athlete in any of the four major sports, Rich Hill, has returned to the podcast and has big news. Hill joins Bradfo to discuss his plans for 2024. The lefty offers insight into what his world has looked like and what it will look like, along with how his brief stint with San Diego impacted him. There is also a response to Anthony Rendon's comment that the baseball season is too long, while giving a player's perspective on "Best Shape Of My LIfe Season".

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Newly elected National Baseball Hall Of Famer Joe Mauer meets with the National Media to discuss his selection into the Hall of Fame, how being a catcher for the majority of his career helped his case, how being a QB helped his baseball career and how much the Minnesota Twins franchise meant to him

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Newly elected National Baseball Hall Of Famer Todd Helton meets with the National Media to discuss his selection into the Hall of Fame, how Larry Walker's election helped his case, how being a QB helped his baseball career and how much the Colorado Rockies franchise meant to him

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Newly elected National Baseball Hall Of Famer Adrián Beltré meets with the National Media to discuss his selection into the Hall of Fame, how his time with the Red Sox changed the course of his career, and how much the Texas Rangers franchise meant to him

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Former first-round pick Charlie Culberson has carved out a pretty decent major league career, playing in 586 games over 11 seasons. But that was as a position player. Now comes his new challenge: Living life as a big league pitcher. Culberson joins Bradfo to reveal the ins and outs of what is making him head into 2024 as a full-time pitcher. He explains how it all came about, what life has been like since making his decision, and his mindset with just a few weeks left before spring training. It's the kind of podcast that will remind you that major leaguers do truly love the game, no matter how long they are in it.

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Bradfo sits down with 7x All Star and MLB Hall Of Fame Candidate Billy Wagner to discuss why he believes some of his Hall Of Fame candidate peers deserve to get in and why some don't even deserve to be on the ballot

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Bradfo is joined by Red Sox pitcher Nick Pivetta, who emerged from an uncomfortable transition from the starting rotation to the bullpen to become one of the team's most reliable starters. Pivetta explains in detail how he landed where he has landed, and why he was Lucas Giolito's first call after signing with the Red Sox.

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Billy Wagner knows it is going to be close when it comes to whether or not he is inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. And it has left the former pitcher with all kind of thoughts, reflection and anxiety. It's a reality that Wagner expresses with Bradfo in his return to the podcast, offering a very real and emotional explanation for what he is going through. There is also talk about other players who have a good chance of going in, some who should be considered more and where the game of baseball has landed. It's the absolute best way to head into the Hall of Fame's big day.

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Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas stopped by the Baseball isn't Boring Show on WEEI during Boston's Winter Weekend to talk about his love for the cold and how it pierces his pores, where he stands in 'Best Shape Of My Life Season', how he views his current lot in life and the exact fork-in-the-road moment that turned his 2023 season around. There is also Casas' reflecting on the only cruise he has ever been on. The always-entertaining infielder doesn't disappoint.

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One of Bradfo's guests at Red Sox Winter Weekend was Baseball Isn't Boring gambling expert Jonathan Papelbon, who was fresh off hosting his late-night talk show host with Boston's brass. Papelbon gave the stories behind the stories when it came to the very spicy Friday night festivities, including admitting he didn't remember how a lump got on his head. And to top it off, Pap took Bradfo's bet to step across the room and try and hit 85 mph on the radar gun ... with $100 on the line. It was all controlled chaos, which should have surprised nobody.

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