From 'The Bradfo Sho' (subscribe here): Noah Song has had quite a journey since leaving the Naval Academy. He went from Red Sox draftee to top prospect to Naval aviator to Rule 5 mystery man with the Philadelphia Phillies. Song sits down with host Rob Bradford to explain what's happened along this path to a major league clubhouse, while also giving his review of "Top Gun: Maverick".

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Fresh off the WBC, Red Sox pitcher Richard Bleier joins Will Flemming & Lou Merloni in the booth. 

WEEI Boston Red Sox insider Lou Merloni joined Gresh and Fauria to discuss the Red Sox, the WBC's impact on player preparation, Mets closer Edwin Diaz's knee injury, Justin Turner's status for Opening Day, his thoughts on the Red Sox bullpen, the catcher situation, Alex Cora's decision to give Chris Sale Opening Day off, Masataka Yoshida's hype at the WBC, and his March Madness bracket.

Will is joined by opening day starter Corey Kluber to talk about his spring training so far and joining the Red Sox this offseason. They also talk about Corey being named the Opening Day starter for the Red Sox 

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): What's it like to be a top prospect in major league spring training? We have answers. Host Rob Bradford catches up with perhaps the top two shortstop prospects in all of baseball — Anthony Volpe of the Yankees, and the Red Sox' Marcelo Mayer — to get their feelings on being dropped in amongst big leaguers. Bradfo also gets the perspective of someone who went through that life before, Chris Sale. MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred also drops by.

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Will and Lou are joined by Chaim Bloom for a couple innings and they break down the Red Sox spring training so far. They also talk about the young talent in the Red Sox farm system and how they are growing as players 

From 'The Bradfo Sho' (subscribe here): With the announcement Sunday by Red Sox manager Alex Cora that Chris Sale would not be pitching on Opening Day, Bradfo went and talked to Sale about his thoughts on the matter. Sale explained how the plan was passed on to him and his perspective on not pitching the opener. Bradfo also catches up with Corey Kluber, who is likely in line to get the Opening Day nod.

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Lou Merloni, WEEI Boston Red Sox insider, joined Gresh and Fauria to discuss the expectations of the Boston Red Sox, the latest on the health of Trevor Story, the timetable for Justin Turner's return, Raimel Tapia's position on the outfield depth chart, Masataka Yoshida's performance at the WBC, and balancing positivity and reality

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Baseball Isn't Boring Pitch Clock Correspondent Rich Hill joins Bradfo to offer unprecedented insight into what is going on with Major League Baseball's new initiatives, most notably all the drama behind the pitch clock. The games are quicker. Great. But Hill warns of issues that are popping up throughout these spring training games. You are going to be a smarter baseball fan after listening.

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From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): The horns. The flags. The dugout celebrations. The bat flips. The fist pumps. It's World Baseball Classic time which means only one thing: March baseball looks a little different. But can all of this enthusiasm carry over to a big league season? Bradfo sits down with Marcus Stroman (Team Puerto Rico) and Mike Lowell to discuss where baseball is at when it comes to showing the kind of personality the tournament is about to deliver us. You are going to find two more pointed perspectives.

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