Baseball Isn’t Boring

This time of year, the rumors are coming fast and furious. And don't think the players aren't taking notice. It's why it is up to executives like Craig Breslow to have the pulse of what is happening in the clubhouse. The Red Sox's chief baseball officer joins Bradfo to explain his approach toward keeping players up to date regarding what is happening leading up to the trade deadline.

Bradfo is back on WEEI, this time joining Adam Jones and Justin Turpin to talk about the tenuous position the Red Sox find themselves in heading toward the All-Star break. But, perhaps most importantly, there is the big announcement that there is officially going to be a 'Baseball Isn't Boring Night' at Fenway Park on Sept. 2, with Joe Kelly and the crew all in attendance. To get your special ticket go to: redsox.com/bib

With the All-Star Game less than two weeks away, it was a perfect time for the Play Tessie guys (Pat, Gordo and Sammy) to use their latest BIB Notes episode to identify which players who still have the opportunity to start in the Midsummer Classic actually deserve to be tipping their cap during player introductions in Philadelphia.

Bradfo is back on the radio as he joins The Gashouse Gang on KMOX 104.1 FM to discuss what he made of the Willson Contreras/Cade Cavalli dustup, where the Red Sox and Cardinals find themselves right now, Joe Kelly's adventures and more!

Bradfo catches up with Nationals Manager Blake Butera, who goes into detail about the impact Dustin Pedroia has made on him and all the other smaller players in the Massachusetts area

After the incident at Fenway Park Tuesday night in which Red Sox first baseman Willson Contreras and Nationals pitcher Cade Cavalli got into a shouting match that led to benches clearing, both players explained their perspective on the chaos.

Bradfo sits down with one of the game's best personalities, Nationals Second Baseman Nasim Nuñez, who offers up next-level talk regarding his quest to steal 80 bases, how he goes about stealing bases, and more!

Following his emotional game against the Nationals, in which he broke down in tears after hitting a first-inning home run, Willson Contreras met with the media to detail the struggles he and his other Venezuelan baseball players are going through with the thoughts of the earthquake victims weighing heavily on their minds.

Nationals POBO Paul Toboni met with the media to talk about returning to Boston for the first time since taking over the Nationals, his trade deadline approach, and more!

Bradfo is back with the Play Tessie guys (Gordo, Sammy) for another Baseball Isn't Boring on the Radio, this time diving into which of all of these "contending" American League teams should actually be buyers or sellers at the trade deadline.

Bradfo catches up with a member of the 2022 American League All-Star team, Paul Blackburn, who has seen a bit of rebirth with the Yankees in 2026. Blackburn talks about his journey since those days in Oakland, offering up exactly how things have turned around with the Yankees.

Red Sox farm director Brian Abraham is back on the Baseball Isn't Boring Radio Show, this time talking about which players might land in the Futures Game at All-Star Weekend. There is also some next-level motivation with updates on key minor leaguers such as Kyson Witherspoon, Devin Futrell and the newly-promoted Anthony Siegler.

Alonso Sarinana is back, joined this time by Former MLB Reliever Joe Beimel to discuss the MLB's first proposals about a new CBA, why a salary cap will never happen, if this is definitely gonna end in a lockout, and more!

Mets President of Baseball Operations David Stearns & Interim Manager Andy Green took to the podium, this time to discuss the Mets decision to fire Carlos Mendoza, Green's decision to take the interim job despite having no plans on returning next season, what to make of this disappointing season, and more.

With news coming down that Carlos Mendoza is out as the manager of the Mets, we wanted to resurface the recent conversation Bradfo had with former Cubs skipper David Ross. Ross is revealing and insightful when it comes to all the realities that come with being fired as a major league manager.