Bradfo jumps in with the Who Says No crew - Coop, Sammy and Gordo - to reflect on the disastrous four-game series in Tropicana Field, trying to come to grips with what has become the Red Sox. The guys also have a spirited debate about beer while also revealing which member of the 2013 Sox team they hope make an appearance.

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From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): For the second time this season, Bradfo sits down with Padres shortstop Xander Bogaerts. This time the two chop it up just before Bogaerts hit his fourth homer of the season. This conversation is centered around how different Bogaerts currently feels, living life with an 11-year contract, compared to a year ago when he was dealing with the sting of the Red Sox' initial contract offer. Bogaerts talks about how difficult last season was, his conversations with Rafael Devers and whether or not he is the best he has ever been. Bradfo finishes off the podcast with a quick catch-up with another Padre with a long-term contract, Jake Cronenworth.

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Now wearing a San Diego Padres uniform, former Red Sox pitcher Michael Wacha talked to Bradfo about his uneven offseason, the Red Sox' interest and his view of Xander Bogaerts as his Padre teammate.

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The darkest days of the season might already be here in Boston. The Red Sox capped off Sunday with a win for the series sweep against the Detroit Tigers. However, the Red Sox lost the hottest bat in the American League, Adam Duvall. The league leader in OPS went down in Sunday's game injuring his wrist on a diving attempt in Centerfield. Now, the Who Says No boys are deep in the Situation Room strategizing a lineup contingency plan that could make up for the loss of offensive production.

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Bradfo is joined in studio by half the 'Who Says No?' crew - Coop and Gordo - to talk about all things Red Sox, including how awesome the anticipation is for the Red Sox' early May series against the Blue Jays will be after the recent Alex Verdugo/Alek Manoah feud. There is also some great Shohei Ohtani talk. It was the best baseball conversation of the entire week.

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The Red Sox have wrapped their first week of baseball in the red as they drop three straight to the Pirates on a sweep after taking their first opening series win since 2018 against the Baltimore Orioles. Pitching has been the biggest area of concern, but what aspects of this staff needs to be targeted to start collecting wins? The Who Says No' boys - Coop, Sammy, and Gordo - are on the case and are here to stem any growing concerns about this season and its direction.

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Coop recaps the past day of baseball in Boston and around the league.

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Adley Rutschman. Gunnar Henderson. Triston Casas. KeBryan Hayes. All have lived the life of a top prospect in baseball, and all have now sat down with Bradfo to talk about such an existence. It's a lot in life that is unique to all of sports, with each path a little bit different. Considering the buzz around each player, it's another timely episode of Baseball Isn't Boring.

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Bradfo jumps on with the Greg Hill Show crew to debate whether not the Fenway Park fan should have given up the baseball hit by Masa Yoshida for the outfielder's first career home run. The conversation also turns to Chris Sale, the pitch clock and whipped cream.

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It's the Who Says No Boys giving you the very best Opening Day episode on what to expect out of the 2023 season. Sammy, Pat, Gordo, and Coop run through some of their predictions for the year ahead of game 1 of 162. Takes from win totals to 'who will play more games, Chris Sale or Trevor Story?' However, there's an added twist to bring in some competition amongst the lads. So, pop this on before 2pm Thursday, or catch up during the off day and get all your thoughts in order before heading to Fenway this season.

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