From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): In his first interview since announcing his retirement, pitcher Josh Lindblom joins host Rob 'Bradfo' Bradford to reveal his thoughts behind the decision to hang up his cleats at just 35 years old and what led to the social media announcement. Lindblom offers fascinating insight into how his career evolved and lessons that can be learned from a career that went from second-round pick to key parts of significant trades to Korea to becoming a league MVP and, finally, re-entering the new world of Major League Baseball. It's a great look into the intricacies that go into living the life as a professional pitcher.

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From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): So, you think the excitement of free agency in Major League Baseball is done? Think again. 'Baseball Isn't Boring' free agent correspondent Ed Hand joins Host Rob 'Bradfo' Bradford to pick through who is left on the free agent market. Ed also constructs an entire team out of the remaining free agents. (Spoiler: He wants Don Mattingly to manage it.) You're going to be the smartest baseball fan on your block after listening to this.

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Lou Merloni joined Gresh and Fauria to discuss the Boston Red Sox, how players ramp up in the offseason, the blame game for Trevor Story's arm issues, the Rafael Devers extension, and John Henry's absence from today's press conference.

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Daniel Bard's journey from young flamethrower to victim of the Yips to retirement to out-of-nowhere closer for the Rockies has been well-documented. But now the tale has gotten even better. Bard has been identified as one of the best of the best in the United States, having been named to Team USA for the World Baseball Classic.

Bard joined host Rob 'Bradfo' Bradford to discuss the behind-the-scenes doings that came with landing on the heralded squad, how he's viewing the upcoming tournament, along with looking back at how he and the game has changed since the 37-year-old first came into the big leagues. Bard is one of the best closers in the majors and one of the best players when it comes to podcasting.

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From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Host Rob 'Bradfo' Bradford is joined by former closer Billy Wagner, who finds himself on the cusp of becoming a Hall of Famer. Wagner offers an honest take on how he views Hall of Fame voting while reflecting on a career that will go down as one of the greatest of all-time among all relief pitchers. His insight into how bullpens are used now is fascinating, with the lefty weaving in stories from his playing days. And then there was also that time he met Jonathan Papelbon for the first time. That was something. As we inch closer to the Hall of Fame announcement, this is a podcast you are going to want to listen to.

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From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): 'Baseball Isn't Boring' regular Rich Hill made his first appearance on the podcast as a member of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Hill explains how the deal came about and mixes in details of his first few days with Pittsburgh while navigating his vacation through Scotland. He also explains what drew him to the Pirates and what he thought of the team's celebratory hype video. It's our first podcast with a Pirates pitcher who claims he might have seen the Loch Ness Monster.

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From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Fresh off the news that he is shifting from his duties as a Mets radio broadcaster to the new television play-by-play person for the Angels, Wayne Randazzo joins host Rob 'Bradfo' Bradford and Courtney Finnicum to talk about his switch, what went into calling Albert Pujols' 700th home run and the realities that come with broadcasting baseball these days. If you want an inside look at what goes into those baseball broadcasts you here throughout the season, this is must-listen.

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Lou Merloni joins Gresh and Fauria to discuss the Boston Red Sox, the contract extension for third baseman Rafael Devers, the leadership qualities of Devers, the value of the contract, if the heckling from Bruins fans forced John Henry's hand, the role that the age of Devers played in the signing, of the evolution of Red Sox leadership, Chaim Bloom's offseason, and the expectations of this season's team.

From 'The Bradfo Sho' (subscribe here): The 'Who Says No' crew is back, with Bradfo and Coop joined by Gordo (@BossportsGordo), Pat Brown (@PatBrown954) and Sammy (@HebHammer94) to conjure up some great fake trades. This time around the guys have a very specific task: find a trade that fits between the Marlins the Red Sox. They came up with some good ones.

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