Baseball Isn’t Boring

With Craig Breslow now in the fold as the Red Sox' main decision-maker, it's time for Bradfo to join Fitzy and Hart on WEEI to talk about what is next. There is analysis regarding Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto and other possible fits for the Sox' roster. The guys also dissect what Breslow's relationship with Alex Cora might look like.

As part of the conversation between Bradfo and former Ranger/Red Sox/Padre Mitch Moreland, the topic of what it is actually like to win a World Series comes up ... along with what it's like to dramatically lose one. Moreland does his best to explain all the feelings, while also reliving the World Series parade. To listen to the entire podcast, click here.

Prepare to be transported into the fascinating world of Baseball United as Liam Skiffington sits down with Kash Shaikh, the visionary founder, CEO, and majority owner of Baseball United. In this episode, Kash shares the remarkable story of his rise as an entrepreneur and his profound love for the game of baseball. Discover the transformative moments that led to the creation of Baseball United and get an exclusive peek into their exciting All-Star showcase in Dubai. Join us for an insightful conversation that explores the man behind the mission and the inspiring fusion of entrepreneurship and America’s favorite pastime.

The Craig Breslow introductory press conference was the first step in the Red Sox setting out on a path that they hope will lead them out of last-place and into relevancy. Team president Sam Kennedy and Chairman Tom Werner joined Bradfo to explain how they landed with Breslow, why they landed with Breslow and exactly how they envision convincing free agents and their fans that Fenway Park is the place to be.

With the Texas Rangers claiming the title as 2023 World Champs, it's a good time to resurface Bradfo's conversation with the man who constructed a huge chunk of the roster that won it all - Jon Daniels. Daniels goes into detail about how some of the key elements of the team - such as Corey Seager, Marcus Semien, Adolis Garcia and Evan Carter - were brought to the Rangers, while offering great insight into team-building. It's a great way to celebrate World Series winners.

Red Sox President Sam Kenneday and New Red Sox Chief Baseball Craig Breslow meet with the Boston and National Media to discuss his hiring, their plans for this offseason, and much much more

With the Rangers now officially the 2023 Major League Baseball World Champs, we catch up with a former player who not only won the ultimate prize - with the 2018 Red Sox - but also had it ripped away from him the last time Texas had a chance to claim the World Series title. Mitch Moreland knows what's what when it comes to the difference between just making it to the season's final game, and actually winning. The former first baseman joins Bradfo to reflect on the Rangers' 2011 heartbreak, the Red Sox' triumph seven years later and the stories behind the stories when it came to all of his most memorable moments.

Bradfo caught up with Texas Rangers Hitting Coach Tim Hyers back in June to discuss the state of the Texas Rangers offense and how he got them to become one of the best in baseball. Now with the team one win away from clinching the World Series Title, a lot of it still rings true today

In the latest edition of 'Troye Story: Life In the Arizona Fall League', Red Sox pitching prospect Christopher Troye takes us behind the scenes of what it has been like existing just a few miles down the road from the World Series while dreaming of one day being those players in the World Series. Troye also talks Halloween costumes with Bradfo, while diving into superstitions and funky pitches. Oh, and there was that party bus the guys took to Scottsdale.

With the baseball world buzzing about some of the perceived inconsistencies when it came to the umpiring in Game 3 of the World Series, it's a worthwhile exercise to listen to former umpire Jim Joyce talk about some pertinent topics. Joyce joins Bradfo to give his thoughts on the perceived perfect game called by Pat Hoberg a year ago, why umpires are picked and why you can't have the same home plate umpire very every World Series game. To listen to the entire Jim Joyce podcast, click here.