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Rob Bradford is on a mission to prove that baseball is awesome in so many ways with a daily podcast covering not only stories and players that dominate news but also the hidden gems of MLB. Featuring interviews with big league players and coaches, front office executives, celebrities and more!


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BIB On The Go: Quick and digestible interviews

BIB Vault: Interviews from past podcasts that are relevant to current events happening in baseball

BIB On The Radio: Rob takes the show on the WEEI airwaves and appears on radio stations around the country to give his analysis of stories happening around the baseball world.

The Eye Test: Julian McWilliams is on a mission to prove that even in the age of analytics, the eye test is still important in baseball.

Pitch and Moan: Courtney Finnicum is joined by notable names from across the game to rant about all the latest happenings in the great game of baseball

West Coast Bias: Alonso Sarinana gives his view of the game through the eyes of a West Coast Baseball fan

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  • Today · 44 min

    The Incredible Journey Of Brazilian Baseball Player Caio Araujo

    Every once in a while, we are reminded how powerful baseball can be in so many ways, in so many places. That's the case thanks to Bradfo's conversation with the first Brazilian-born Division 1 college baseball player and veteran of the 2026 World Baseball Classic, Caio Araujo. The pitcher tells his inspiring story of falling in love with baseball as a young boy in Brazil, overcoming a horrific eye injury and landing on the same field of the likes of Aaron Judge thanks to an unexpected journey to the WBC. It's also a great lesson when it comes to not giving up your dream, both as a youngster and into adulthood. It's a story of inspiration and education. It's time for you to meet the pride of Brazilian baseball, Caio Araujo.

  • Yesterday · 24 min

    BIB Vault: The Art Of Pitching Through A Postseason, With Kyle Snyder and Zac Gallen

    Get ready, because here it comes. The postseason is just around the corner and so are a bunch more innings for some pretty important pitchers. Bradfo sat down with Rays pitching coach Kyle Snyder and Diamondbacks pitcher Zac Gallen to talk about what it takes to navigate the extra workload and intensity that comes with playoff baseball.

  • Yesterday · 45 min

    Pitch and Moan: A Player's Mindset Headed Into The Postseason With Doug Mientkiewicz

    Courtney Finnicum is back with another episode of 'Pitch and Moan,' this time sitting down with former MLB first baseman and Olympic gold medalist Doug Mientkiewicz. It's a perfect time for the two to catch up, with the longtime MLB vet discussing the mindset of a player headed toward the playoffs, behind the scenes stories of his time with the Twins and Red Sox, how winning the gold medal at the 2000 Olympics changed his career for the better, and more!

  • Thursday · 39 min

    BIB Notes: Everything You Need To Know About Pete Alonso's Return To Citi Field

    Gordo and Sammy are back with another edition of BIB Notes, this time taking a deep dive into one of the week's biggest stories: Pete Alonso's return to Citi Field. The reunion had so many layers, including fans' reactions, the Mets' players' reactions to those reactions, and Alonso's three days in an Orioles uniform while constantly talking about life now that he is no longer a Met. It's drama and then some.

  • Wednesday · 3 min

    BIB on the Go: The Life Of A Potential Postseason Designated Basestealer

    The stories of players put on the postseason roster just to serve as pinch-runners are plenty, with Dave Roberts' presence in 2004 being at the top of the list. Now it's time to think about who that might be in 2026. A candidate is Braiden Ward, who followed up his record-breaking spring training by swiping an organization-record 58 bags for Triple-A Worcester. Bradfo caught up with Ward to talk about what has been and what might be.

  • Wednesday · 28 min

    Which MLB Newbies Are Going To Be Postseason Difference-Makers?

    MLB Pipeline's Sam Dykstra is back on the podcast, appearing at a perfect time. Not only is it right after the Arizona Fall League participants are announced, but also just before we find out which recently promoted rookies are going to make the biggest postseason impact. Sam has some very educated opinions on both conversations, once again making us all better baseball fans.

  • Tuesday · 35 min

    All The Reasons Why The Postseason Is Just Different

    It's that time of year when you have to realize that there are a lot of good teams, and then there are the good teams who are built to survive October. This time of year, the realization is about to hit that the postseason is just different. So, what is important? Top-of-the-rotation pitching? Hitting home runs? The clutch gene? And how about for those covering the last month of the season, all the way until November? Well, Bradfo and longtime MLB columnist and current LinkedIn sports editor John Tomase use their years of experience to paint the postseason picture.

  • Monday · 5 min

    BIB Vault: Pete Alonso's Journey From Met To Oriole

    With Pete Alonso returning to Citi Field for the first time since becoming an Oriole, we revisit Bradfo's conversation with the first baseman about making the move from one organization to another and all that went into it.

  • Monday · 8 min

    BIB Vault: The Harsh Realities Of The Postseason, With Chris Bassitt

    Just because you make the postseason doesn't mean you will remember the season as a success. That's a reality Chris Bassitt wants to remind us. A year ago, the now-Orioles starter returned to the podcast, sitting down with Bradfo to talk about the hard and sometimes cold reality that comes with living life as a postseason participant. He also explains exactly why he took the approach he did when it comes to going on the injured list in the final days of the regular season. It's always good stuff with Chris.

  • Monday · 24 min

    Sitting Down With Potential Hall-Of-Famer Craig Kimbrel

    The end of any season means so many things to so many players. For some, it is the t-shirt gun that is launching them into the postseason (or postseason consideration). For others, it is defining their existence heading into the following campaign. That's where Craig Kimbrel can relate. After updating all the playoff races, Bradfo sits down with the Royals reliever, who finds himself evolving as a 38-year-old who is firmly in the conversation for entrance into Cooperstown. It's a great look at a pitcher who isn't ready to put his storied career in the rearview mirror quite yet.

  • Sunday · 22 min

    BIB Vault: Get To Know The Newest SF Giant... Scott Bandura

    In this BIB Vault, we take you back in time to earlier this season when Julian McWilliams sat down with the San Francisco Giants newest outfielder Scott Bandura to discuss his journey from Mo'ne Davis's LLWS teammate to Princeton University to the Giants minor leagues and now to the Big Leagues along with some good offseason adjustment talk along the way

  • Sunday · 9 min

    Presser: Tanner Houck's Long Road Back

    Bradfo is on the scene as Tanner Houck talks about his long road back from Tommy John surgery, and how he feels as an opportunity to pitch in the postseason sits on the very near horizon. The ups. The downs. And now the current reality that comes with re-entering the big leagues.

  • Sunday · 44 min

    BIB on the Radio: Lucy Signs Off On Producer Tom's Baseball Isn't Boring Pickup Line

    In a wild final hour of the Baseball Isn't Boring Radio Show, Bradfo and Gordo are joined first by Red Sox farm director/dream-maker/Shohei Ohtani of making people feel good Brian Abraham to talk about which players have landed in some pretty good spots at season's end, along with his potential plans to head to Las Vegas. Lucy Burdge also makes her weekly appearance to not only give her predictions for the coming week, but also to analyze Producer Tom's Baseball Isn't Boring-inspired pickup line.

  • Sunday · 45 min

    BIB on the Radio: Gazing At The Postseason Picture With 2 Weeks Left

    Bradfo and Gordo are back at it on the Baseball Isn't Boring Radio Show, this time looking at the landscape that is the postseason picture when it comes to the Red Sox and the rest of baseball. There is also some quality conversation about who the most popular Red Sox figure is right now. David Ortiz? Dustin Pedroia? Joe Kelly? It's a fantastic way to springboard your way into a very important week.

  • September 12 · 7 min

    BIB on the Go: The Anatomy Of A First Pitch, By Kathy Vasil

    It's always an interesting conversation about all that goes into throwing a ceremonial first pitch, which is why listening to Kathy Vasil (who threw her first pitch to her son, Mike) was both educational and entertaining. To listen to the entire conversation with Kathy, click here.

  • September 12 · 30 min

    Every Day Is Opening Day: Hub City Spartanburgers GM Tyson Jeffers

    It's time again for Bradfo to catch up with the best of the best when it comes to people running the show in minor league baseball, this time sitting down with Hub City Spartanburgers GM Ryan Jeffers. The guys break down how the Spartanburgers have become one of the most electric new franchises in the minors, with Jeffers offering insight into his unique career path - going from Mississippi to St. Paul to Hudson Valley to South Carolina - and how it shaped how he is running the Rangers' Single-A affiliate.

  • September 11 · 5 min

    Presser: Garrett Crochet Is Getting Closer

    After executing his most intense throwing session since going on the injured list, Garrett Crochet met with the media to talk about how the 25-pitch exercise on the Fenway Park mound.

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