From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): The Red Sox search for their next head of baseball operations is getting interesting, with another potential candidate - now former Marlins GM Kim Ng - seemingly entering the conversation. Bradfo discusses the case for Ng, while also surfacing the report that Twins GM Thad Levine is emerging as a highly thought of option. Who doesn't like a nice midday front office search update?

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From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): There are plenty of legendary figures from the state of Texas, and fortunately we have on one of them for today's podcast: Lone Star State native and former Ranger Brock Holt. Rob Bradford is joined by Holt to not only reflect on his hometown team and its recent success, but to also offer a one-of-a-kind tribute to perhaps one of the best postseason pitchers we have seen in some time, Nathan Eovaldi (who texts Holt during the podcast). It's another great conversation between Bradfo and one of the great personalities of the game.

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From 'The Bradfo Sho' (subscribe here): The 'Who Says No' guys are back at it recapping a full day of breaking news as the Red Sox decided to go revitalization of the organization with a mass firing of coaching staff Monday afternoon. Coop, Gordo, Pat, and Sammy discuss what these changes could signify and how the Red Sox even got to this position where they need to let go of tenured staff.

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From 'The Bradfo Sho' (subscribe here): ...10 years ago that is. Cooper Leonard continues his 10-year look back on the Boston Red Sox 2013 World Series. On this morning in 2013 Boston woke up to the news they'd clinched the ALDS over the Rays in 4 games, but it was the style in which they did so that gave the Fenway Faithful a glimmer of hope as they would face off with maybe the toughest battle of that championship run.

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Red Sox President and CEO Sam Kennedy and Manager Alex Cora meet with the media for their annual end of season press conference. 

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Just moments after the Red Sox announced the passing of former pitcher/broadcaster Tim Wakefield at the age of 57, Bradfo is joined by MLB.com's Ian Brown to reflect on Wakefield, the person, the player and the iconic ambassador. Both Bradfo and Browne covered the knuckleballer throughout his career, while witnessing first-hand all the good Wakefield did well after throwing his last pitch.

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Joe Weil looks back on the life and legacy of Tim Wakefield as the Red Sox end their season on a high note with a 6-1 win over the Orioles.

Tanner Houck on Tim Wakefield's legacy, Garrett Whitlock's season and his own final performance of the season.

Here is the our pregame interview with Alex Cora in it's entirety. He takes a look back on the season ahead of the Sox last game.

Joe Castiglione, Will Flemming and Lou Merloni share what they loved most about Tim Wakefield who passed away Sunday morning.