The Red Sox braintrust of CBO Craig Breslow, President Sam Kennedy, and Manager Alex Cora talk with the Boston media about their abrupt end to the season, takeaways from the season, where they aim to improve, and more

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It's October, and that means the best of the best are emerging in the world of baseball. That includes the broadcast booth. Living life as a national baseball broadcaster in the playoffs is a unique experience. Just ask Brian Anderson. The man who is sharing the TBS booth with Jeff Francoeur for the big series between the Phillies and Dodgers reunites with Bradfo to talk about all the intricacies that come with living this very public existence. As always, BA is entertaining, informative, and educational.

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After losing a late lead in Game 1, ultimately dropping the NLDS opener to the Dodgers, Phillies manager Rob Thomson met with the media during his team's off day to reflect on some of the moves made Saturday and how he is viewing things heading into Game 2.

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Trey Yesavage went 5 1/3 innings, didn't allow a hit, and struck out 11 in Game 2 of his Blue Jays' win over the Yankees. Pretty good. Historically good, in fact. The rookie absolutely dazzled and dominated in the start at Rogers Centre. After the game, both Blue Jays manager John Schneider and Yesavage were all smiles in taking to the podium to reflect on the performance.

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Bradfo is back on WEEI Afternoons, this time giving the what's what when it comes to life after the 2025 season. How did this Red Sox run come to a crashing halt? Who's to blame? What could have been different? And how should we look at this team heading into 2026? The questions are asked and the answers are given. It's the official post-mortem for a team many believed could make a run to the World Series.

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Of all the events that transpired in the first round of the Division Series, perhaps the most impactful for the long haul was the continued emergence of the Dodgers' bullpen. Fortunately, we at Baseball Isn't Boring know some people on the inside. Along with our CEO (Joe Kelly), they are some of our favorite guests. This time around, Bradfo sits down with Alex Vesia, who got perhaps the biggest out of his team's Game 1 win over the Phillies. Alex offers insights you won't get anywhere else. And, to top things off, Bradfo brings you perspective from another one of the Dodgers' Game 1 relievers, Tyler Glasnow, and veteran postseason out-getter Blake Treinen.

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Otto Kemp has had a ride, one that has taken him from playing for Division 2 Point Loma Nazarene University to the postseason with the Phillies. So, what is the biggest difference between playing in the D-2 National Championship Game and taking on the Dodgers in October? Otto joined Bradfo to offer an entertaining and surprising take on his new existence.

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Friend of the podcast Tanner Banks is back at a perfect time, with his Phillies in the middle of a postseason push. Banks joins Bradfo to offer insight into how and why this version of the Phils is different from the one that got bumped from the playoffs a year ago. There is also some elite mustache talk about elite mustaches.

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Last postseason, Walker Buehler seemingly set his career on the right path by getting the final out of the World Series. However, it has been a rollercoaster ride since, one that has landed him in a most unique spot - with the Phillies playing against his old team, the Dodgers, in the National League Division Series. Buehler sits down with Bradfo to reflect on what went wrong (Boston) and what has gone right (Philadelphia). There is also another elite conversation with a key member of the Phillies, and a friend of the podcast, Tanner Banks.

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At 12:45 a.m., just hours after making postseason history, Yankees pitcher Cam Schlittler took to social media and responded to a post by a friend of the podcast, DraftKings' Lucy Burdge, and wrote: "@LucilleBurdge Not this year". It was attached to a post from Lucy earlier Thursday, saying "Sox in 3." Well, this postseason feud is evidently just getting going. Lucy joined Bradfo on the podcast to set the scene of finding out about Schlittler's response, while revealing this back-and-forth "has just begun." Get ready for some good postseason fun!

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