After three months of not playing - and about a month of not appearing on the BIB podcast - Roman Anthony is returning. The Red Sox outfielder joins Bradfo for a lengthy conversation about his road back from his hand injury, what happened during his time in Florida, how he felt about his good friend Marcelo Mayer being traded, and how he dealt with social media chatter during his absence. There is also some great home run talk. It's another sit-down with Roman you aren't going to want to miss.

Seven years ago, teams could still wheel and deal their way to the postseason thanks to the waiver trade deadline, a period in August where trades could still be made. However, that all changed after 2019, eliminating the transactional fun that occurred after July 31. Bradfo catches up with former Blue Jays GM and Mets exec J.P. Ricciardi to reflect on that dynamic, telling some awesome stories along the way. The guys also discuss how front offices have changed when it comes to building rosters.

In case you missed it, Pete Crow-Armstrong is doing the unthinkable: He's running away with the National League MVP race. Bradfo is taking a deep dive into what has happened to this contest between the longtime favorite, Shohei Ohtani, and PCA, with the Cubs outfielder suddenly opening up the biggest odds advantage of the entire season.

Farm director, dream maker and the Shohei Ohtani of making people feel good, Brian Abraham, is back with Bradfo and the Play Tessie guys (Sammy, Gordo) to talk about promoting guys from Worcester to the major leagues, what makes a guy ready for the show, and more! It's always a good time with Brian and this is no exception.

Rich Hill is back with Bradfo, this time getting fired about how he views the impending MLB lockout. The longtime major leaguer isn't shy about giving his opinions on where the owners are going to go wrong. The idea of the BIBLL (Baseball Isn't Boring Lockout League) is also born, with Hill volunteering his services as commissioner.

Padres New Owners José E. Feliciano, Kwanza Jones, & CEO Erik Greupner met with the San Diego Media to discuss their decision to buy the team, what their vision is for the team, how they viewed the Peter Seidler era, and more!

So, three weeks after the MLB trade deadline, it's time to reflect on who might be the best acquisition. The answer isn't as obvious as one might think. Bradfo sits down with a great candidate, Red Sox reliever Erik Miller, who was acquired from the Giants in exchange for Marcelo Mayer. Going back to early July, Miller's numbers line up with the other elite relief-pitching Miller, San Diego's Mason.

You aren't going to want to miss this sit-down with Bradfo and Giants coach Ron Washington, who is considered perhaps the best infield coach in the history of baseball. To understand how Wash does what he does, this is a must-listen. It also offers explanations of how he turned Luis Arraez into a slick-fielding second baseman, his approach with Rafael Devers, and an unbelievable story regarding the Moneyball movie. To top things off, Bradfo has a fascinating conversation with reliever Erik Miller, one of the best trade-deadline acquisitions in baseball.

Bradfo and the Play Tessie guys (Sammy, Gordo and Pat) offer a passionate reaction to the last two days of boos showered upon Rafael Devers at Fenway Park.

He first burst on the scene in the Little League World Series, representing Canada. Now he is the talk of the big leagues while pitching for the Giants. Bradfo caught up with Matt 'Tugboat' Wilkinson to talk about his journey, looking back at the influence and memories of that time in Williamsport, while also explaining the inspiration and approach that led him to the majors. It's an inspiring story from an inspiring first-time major leaguer.