Bradfo is joined by free agent expert Ed Hand to take a look at five free agents who are directly impacted by the Shohei Ohtani. The guys also kick off the podcast with a deep dive into what went wrong with the reporting of the Ohtani news, and what lessons can be gleaned from the whole adventure.

Rich Hill has played with a lot of players and with a lot of teams. That's why he is an invaluable resource when looking to educate fan bases on some of their newer acquisitions, such as newly-traded Juan Soto, Alex Verdugo, Trent Grisham and Sony Gray. Hill offers insight on all the newcomers from a perspective fans wouldn't normally be privy to. He also explains the protocol of passing along uniform numbers, offering his own example and evidence that it isn't always cut and dried.

It was time for Bradfo and Baseball Isn't Boring to weigh in on the big news in baseball: Shohei Ohtani is signing with the Dodgers for 10 years and $700 million. There is a lot to pick through, starting with Joe Kelly's wife Instagram video and campaign to help land the superstar. Bradfo dive into everything involving the Ohtani news. The deal itself. The fan bases. The team. And the media. It's the ultimate guide to a pretty big deal.

There hasn't been a free agent pursuit quite like the one involving Shohei Ohtani. That is a reality we have been reminded of throughout the past few weeks, with teams being sworn to secrecy to an absurd level and social media being flooded with a tidal wave of misinformation. ESPN's Buster Olney joined Bradfo to discuss Buster's column on the matter and how the whole situation has gotten out of hand. To listen to the entire Olney podcast, click here.

In this conversation, Liam Skiffington and André Riezno, the first Brazilian born player to pitch in the MLB, discuss their experiences in Dubai and the challenges they faced during their trip. They talk about their desert safari adventure, exploring the Dubai Mall and airport, flight issues, and the importance of patience. André also shares his passion for baseball in Brazil and his dream of helping the sport grow in the country.

Bradfo jumped on the 'Rich Keefe Show' on WEEI in Boston to dissect all that comes with the Red Sox approach so far this offseason, and what Craig Breslow and Co. might be thinking now that the Winter Meetings are done. If you want to know the what's what when it comes to the rebuilding of the Red Sox, you should take a listen.

ESPN's Buster Olney is back on Baseball Isn't Boring, this time going deep into the Yankees' deals for Juan Soto and Alex Verdugo. What will be each player's impact and fit in New York? Why are the Yanks doing what they're doing? What this all means when it comes to the shifting of power in the American League? And then there is the very pointed conversation regarding Buster's recent column, that called out Ohtani and his camp for their approach to this free agent tour. If you like baseball and you like opinions, this is the podcast for you.

The Yankees haven't been shy this week in allocating their minor leaguers in order to get short-term very impactful players - such as Juan Soto and Alex Verdugo. So how good are these prospects? In his latest appearance on the podcast, Sam Dykstra offers insight into a couple of key pieces of the Yanks' recent deals, offering scouting reports on Drew Thorpe (now a Padre) and Richard Fitts (now a Red Sox). To listen to the entire conversation with Sam, click here.

What players should teams be actually excited about from Wednesday's Rule 5 Draft? Who should have been taken? Who shouldn't have been taken? This is the ultimate what's what when it comes to the annual exercise of plucking minor leaguers and telling them they have a sudden fast track to the major leagues. Helping guide us once again is MLB Pipeline analyst Sam Dykstra, who joins Bradfo to dissect exactly what happened in this year's Rule 5 Draft. There is also some good Juan Soto and Alex Verdugo trade analysis along the way.

Boston Red Sox Legendary Radio Broadcaster Joe Castiglione Is Headed To Cooperstown! Announced this morning as the winner of the Hall of Fame's Ford Frick Award Winner, Joe meets with the media to the emotions he is feeling and his journey to the National Baseball Hall of Fame