It hasn't been easy for hitting to keep with pitching in the world of Major League Baseball. That's where technology comes in. In the latest episode of 'Wasabi Hot Tech', Bradfo sits down with Rangers hitting coach Tim Hyers to talk about how far the technology involving hitters have come and where it is going. This is going to make you a significantly smarter and better baseball fan.

Pitching 200 innings. It has become a rarity for major league pitchers these days, with five big leaguers managing last season. Even to get close to it is a feat in this day and age, a reality Red Sox starter Tanner Houck is finding out. Bradfo catches up with Houck to talk about entering these unchartered waters when it comes to workload and how he is managing what has become more than 140 innings through the first four-plus months.

The stories of perseverance in Major League Baseball are always a good time (and a great podcast topic). Right now there appears to be a pretty good one unfolding in Houston thanks to the dominance of reliever Kaleb Ort. Since the end of the 2023 season, the 32-year-old had been let go by the Red Sox, Mariners, Marlins, Phillies and Orioles before landing with Houston. Since being called up in July Ort has been dominating, allowing just one run in his first six outings, striking out 14 while not walking a single batter. It's a great story and a great sit-down.

The Angels find themselves in purgatory but that does allow them to do something that they have done a lot lately, call their top draft pick up to the MLB in the same year that they drafted them. In this 'Pitch and Moan', Courtney Finnicum is joined by Angels Broadcaster Wayne Randazzo to discuss this rough Angels season, their lack of activity at the trade deadline, how Ron Washington has left his mark on the team already, while also diving into some talk about the art of broadcasting

Bradfo catches up with Astros Closer Josh Hader to discuss the art of closing, his longest save streaks, and much more

It's that time of year where closers start being put under the microscope more and more, which is why it was a great time for Bradfo to catch up with a couple of them - Kenley Jansen and Josh Hader. The Red Sox reliever joins once again to talk about his contract year, his club's World Series chances, the greatness of Mookie Betts and some spirited hoop talk. Meanwhile, Hader offers some fascinating insight into how his world has changed since joining the Astros.

Red Sox Outfielder Jarren Duran addresses Boston Media after receiving 2-game suspension for use of a homophobic slur directed at a fan during the Red Sox game against the Houston Astros

Lucas Giolito joins Bradfo to offer an update on his comeback from elbow surgery, having just started throwing a baseball again. The Red Sox pitcher offers insight into the approach the medical team is taking toward him, and why they are drawing on the experience of a former Cy Young pitcher. Giolito also offers some honest reflection of his trade deadline chaos of a year ago and the experiences he went through with both the Angels and Guardians.

Gibby is back on the podcast, this time having experienced life as the Mets' bench coach throughout this 2024 season. With New York firmly in postseason contention, John Gibbons joins Bradfo to talk about his journey over the past few months, stories from life inside the Mets' clubhouse and why he may or may not know what his uniform number is. Gibby never disappoints.

Bradfo is back on Baseball Isn't Boring Radio, once again being joined by Gordo and Sammy from the Play Tessie podcast. The crew dives into the drama surrounding Triston Casas, who is continuing his rehab assignment in Triple-A. There is also talk of Gordo's bachelor party at Globe Life Field.