There is no better way to kick off your podcast week than with another sit-down involving Bradfo and Joe Kelly, the Godfather of the Baseball Isn't Boring movement. The guys are talking about the Dodgers' potential dominance, what Joe would ask for in exchange for Shohei Ohtani's first Dodgers home run ball, plans for a future Joe Kelly podcast and how the reliever views current controversies in baseball. It's the launching pad to the week you need!

Sitting down with Baseball Isn't Boring College Baseball insider Isabella Geskos, Wake Forest first baseman Nick Kurtz opens up about how he is viewing the upcoming MLB Draft. Kurtz is currently ranked by MLB Pipleline as the second-best draft prospect and has seen his stock only rise with five home runs in his last four games. It was part of an in-depth, extensive conversation with Bella and Nick, which you can listen to by clicking here.

It's that time of year, where we anticipate when the top prospects in baseball might find themselves in the majors. One player who is seemingly on the cusp of taking a huge step regarding that conversation is Red Sox top prospect Marcelo Mayer. The shortstop - and former fourth overall pick in the 2021 MLB Draft - joined Bradfo on the 'Baseball Isn't Boring Radio Show' to talk about his lot life heading into the 2024 season, how he view his path and the story behind how and why he changed his much-talked-about flowing locks of hair. There is also buzz about a potential challenge between the Double-A Portland Sea Dogs and Triple-A juggernaut Norfolk Tides. It's a snowy and spicy interview.

The inaugural episode of Pitch And Moan is Here! Hosts Courtney Finnicum and Jonny Gomes rant about all the latest happenings around baseball including the Mets botching the Rhys Hoskins situation, the A's announcing they will be moving to Sacramento and playing in a Triple-A ballpark for 2025-2027 seasons, a Chicago Bar taking early shots at Ohtani and Betts ahead of their series, and what the heck is going on in Miami?!

The Case For... Series hosted by BIB contributor Reece Green, allowing the biggest fan of every MLB team the chance to state their team's case for the 2024 season, continues with Phillies Fanatic and co-host of the High Hopes Podcast, Jack Fritz (@JackFritzWIP), who shares great optimism that the Phillies have the necessary star power and depth in their rotation and lineup to win the loaded NL East and make a deep run in October

Producer Evan is back with Top 10 MLB Power Rankings and they are spicier than ever. Joining Bradfo, Evan has some wild turnover compared to his first go-round a week ago, with some early-season hot streaks clearly seducing the author of this list. The Red Sox. The Pirates. The Rangers. The Yankees. All are in the mix. The only thing that is for sure? Evan can't find a way to include the Mets.

The Case For... Series hosted by BIB contributor Reece Green, allowing the biggest fan of every MLB team the chance to state their team's case for the 2024 season, continues with Brewers Fanatic and host of Another Brewers Podcast, John Egan (@BrewersRaptor), who shares cautious optimism that the Brewers have the necessary defense, bullpen, and lineup that if the pitching can be decent, they can compete in the up for grabs NL Central

It's the series that got the world of baseball buzzing leading up to the 2024 Major League Baseball season. It's 'The Case For ...' hosted by Reece Green, produced by Producer Evan and made possible by podcasters, writers and fans of each and every team in the MLB. Bradfo is joined by the guys to reflect on who made the best case for their respective team, while surfacing everything that went into the venture. A lot of new friends were made, and a lot great cases were made.

The Pirates are off to a great start, in large part because of the red-hot start by outfielder Connor Joe. Bradfo caught up with Joe, who was drafted in the first-round back in 2014, to reflect on the days leading up to his selection 10 years ago while getting advice for those who are currently trying to position themselves for a high selection in July's MLB Draft. It's great perspective.

With the passing of baseball pioneer Larry Lucchino, Bradfo is joined by NBC Sports Boston's John Tomase to reflect on how unique the former team president was in so many ways. The pair share stories regarding Lucchino, while delving into why we might not see the likes of the longtime executive for some time when it comes to the world big league chief decision-makers. It's a good tribute and a great conversation.