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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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  • 144 episodes
  • Avg 21 min
  • English
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  • September 6 · 47 min

    Baseball Isn't Boring Night LIVE Q&A With Joe Kelly & Rich Hill

    LIVE From Cisco Brewers Fenway on Baseball Isn't Boring Night, Bradfo is joined by Joe Kelly and Rich Hill for a Q&A to answer fan questions about Boston versus Los Angeles, Joe Kelly's fight with Tyler Austin, why Joe Kelly made the infamous pouty face at Carlos Correa, what championship team he connected with the most, Stan Kroenke buying the Angels, and much more!

  • September 5 · 26 min

    BIB Notes: Can You Believe Arte Moreno Sold The Angels!?

    The Play Tessie guys (Sammy, Gordo and Pat) are still trying to lower their heart rates after Baseball Isn't Boring Night ... without much success. They are harnessing their excitement, however, and using it to rant and rave about the biggest news in baseball this week - the sale of the Angels by Arte Moreno. When big things happen in the great game of baseball, these are the guys you want reacting to it.

  • September 4 · 11 min

    Presser: Adley Rutschman Reintroduces Himself To Baltimore

    Before he went out and hit two home runs at his old stomping grounds, Camden Yards, Adley Rutschman met with the media to discuss the trade that led him to Boston, what it's been like over the last month, and how he views his time with the Orioles.

  • September 1 · 12 min

    BIB on the Radio: Let's Show Some Love To Mickey Gasper And Jake Bennett

    Bradfo is on The Leadoff Spot with Steve Phillips & Kevin Frandsen on MLB Network Radio to discuss WEEI joining to the Sirius XM family, Mickey Gasper's incredible run for the Red Sox, Jake Bennett DEALING versus the Yankees and his Michael Myers persona, Baseball Isn't Boring night at Fenway Park, and more!

  • September 1 · 24 min

    Life As A GM Heading Into The Regular Season's Final Month

    It's the home stretch ... September. So, after an offseason of planning and acquiring, a season of watching it all play out, and now, hoping it all ends up as you had hoped, it's time to examine life as a major league general manager as August turns into September. That's what Bradfo does in sitting down with Mariners GM Justin Hollander, who offers great insight into his existence and takes us behind the scenes of the drafting and promotion of rookie phenom Kade Anderson. It is a perfect way for us to celebrate Hollander's birthday ... and the great game of baseball.

  • September 1 · 3 min

    BIB on the Go: How Mickey Gasper Survived And Thrived

    It seemed as though Mickey Gasper's epic recent run with the Red Sox was going to be brought to a halt, falling victim to a numbers game on the major league roster even though he had proven to be one of the big league's best hitters in recent weeks. But now, because of Willson Contreras' injury, he's back. The first baseman/DH sat down with Bradfo to explain his crazy 24 hours and the lesson he learned.

  • August 31 · 25 min

    Payton Tolle, Cam Schlittler Expose The Realities Of Playing In Hostile Environments

    With all this talk about the advantage teams might have in getting home-field advantage in the best-of-three wild-card rounds, Bradfo went to two young pitchers who have just recently learned all about needing to perform on the biggest stages in front of the most hostile crowds - Payton Tolle and Cam Schlittler. The Red Sox rookie and Yankees ace offer entertainment, insight and education when it comes to what it's like to live that life of having rabid fans root against you when it counts the most.

  • August 29 · 3 min

    BIB on the Go: Does Home Field Matter For A Pitcher, With Adam Ottavino

    Bradfo caught up with old friend Adam Ottavino before the former MLB pitcher sprang into action at Yankee Stadium as a credentialed photographer. Ottavino answers the question about how it is like to pitch in high-intensity environments in the postseason (and why he was playing the role of a photographer).

  • August 29 · 5 min

    BIB on the Go: Adley Rutschman Reveals His Defensive Revelation

    Bradfo caught up with Red Sox catcher Adley Rutschman to talk about how things have been different with this new team, while also explaining how he managed to take his catch-and-throw game to another level. Also on the podcast is another player who switched teams, Jahmai Jones, who has emerged as one of the best right-handed-hitting bench players in the majors

  • August 28 · 13 min

    BIB on the Go: Roman Anthony On Dealing With Outside Noise

    Bradfo caught up with Roman Anthony on yesterday's podcast to discuss a variety of topics, one of the most noteworthy being the trade of his best friend Marcelo Mayer and the outside noise on the internet from reddit folks who wanted to try to connect the dots of why Mayer left town, which Anthony gives a perfect response to in this BIB on the go

  • August 28 · 35 min

    BIB Notes: This MVP Race Is Crazy

    The Play Tessie guys (Gordo, Sammy and Pat) are back with another look around the major leagues, this time taking a hard stop and stare at the National League MVP race. Shohei Ohtani? Pete Crow-Armstrong? These two are the talk of MLB, with the BIB Notes hosts advancing the conversation.

  • August 27 · 15 min

    BIB on the Radio: All Roads Lead To New York (And Baseball Isn't Boring Night)

    Bradfo is back on with the Jones and Keefe Show, this time to set the stage for a wild coming few days. First up, there is a Red Sox series in New York, which will go a long way toward determining where the wild card round between the teams will likely be played, and then there will be the highly anticipated Baseball Isn't Boring Night at Fenway Park. It's a lot to get excited about.

  • August 27 · 29 min

    Roman Anthony Has Returned

    After three months of not playing - and about a month of not appearing on the BIB podcast - Roman Anthony is returning. The Red Sox outfielder joins Bradfo for a lengthy conversation about his road back from his hand injury, what happened during his time in Florida, how he felt about his good friend Marcelo Mayer being traded, and how he dealt with social media chatter during his absence. There is also some great home run talk. It's another sit-down with Roman you aren't going to want to miss.

  • August 26 · 37 min

    BIB Vault: Trades In August? J.P. Ricciardi, Bradfo Reflect On Better Times

    Seven years ago, teams could still wheel and deal their way to the postseason thanks to the waiver trade deadline, a period in August where trades could still be made. However, that all changed after 2019, eliminating the transactional fun that occurred after July 31. Bradfo catches up with former Blue Jays GM and Mets exec J.P. Ricciardi to reflect on that dynamic, telling some awesome stories along the way. The guys also discuss how front offices have changed when it comes to building rosters.

  • August 26 · 10 min

    BIB on the Go: The National League MVP Race Has Become Stunning

    In case you missed it, Pete Crow-Armstrong is doing the unthinkable: He's running away with the National League MVP race. Bradfo is taking a deep dive into what has happened to this contest between the longtime favorite, Shohei Ohtani, and PCA, with the Cubs outfielder suddenly opening up the biggest odds advantage of the entire season.

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