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.

One of our favorites, John Gibbons, is back, this time sitting down with Bradfo for the first time as the bench coach with the Angels. It's a fascinating discussion touching on how life as a big-league bench coach has changed and evolved, and why Gibby has been able to adjust to the times and the teams. There are also some awesome 1986 Mets stories. It's always a good time with Gibby, and this is no exception.

Bradfo is back on the radio as he joins The Jones and Keefe Show on WEEI to discuss Bradfo's car trouble, injury updates and potential return timelines on all the Red Sox injured players, the Red Sox potential playoff rotation, and more!

Courtney Finnicum is back with another episode of 'Pitch and Moan,' this time sitting down with former Angels great Jered Weaver. It's a perfect time for the two to catch up, with the three-time All-Star giving his perspective of new state of baseball, the sale of his former team, his relationship with now former owner Arte Moreno, Mike Trout's career path, and a really good reflection of a really good career.

The Play Tessie guys are bring the noise once again with another round of BIB Notes, this time tackling the always-interesting subject of MLB expansion. What cities should teams? How should the players be distributed? What MLB can learn from its past mistakes? It's a perfect primer for what be coming sooner than later for the world of Major League Baseball.

Bradfo catches up with Angels Catcher Travis D'Arnaud to discuss his journey to help teach the little things that he learned from his vets and that he hopes to pass on to his rookies to help them eventually attain 10 years in the show

He might very well be the most entertaining player in Major League Baseball, and he is certainly one of our favorite guests. His name is Mike Vasil, Chicago White Sox pitcher who has managed to entertain and motivate an entire team and fan base despite being sldelined by injury throughout the 2026 season. Mike's presence and contributions were why his Mom, Kathy, threw out the first pitch at Rate Field over the weekend. It was a perfect time for Bradfo to catch up with Kathy Vasil to reflect on her son's journey, the origins of his unique presence and personality, and how she felt about being put in the limelight in Chicago. It's a perfect baseball (and life) conversation.

Bradfo was there when Tanner Houck reflected on his long absence from pitching in a real game due to elbow surgery, with the Red Sox righty now starting his minor-league rehab assignment. The ups. The downs. The lessons. The future. It's all discussed in this meet-up with Houck.

Most major leaguers glide through their early years as baseball players before entering professional baseball. It's why they are able to be drafted so high or sign for so much money. Then reality hits. Baseball is hard, and so is dealing with the adversity that comes with it. Twenty-somethings Kyren Paris, Vaughn Grissom and Tanner Houck all talk to Bradfo about their own stories and the unexpected hurdles they have had to navigate on the way to their current position as big league ballplayers. It's a podcast that is full of lessons.

Dream-maker/Farm Director/The Shohei Ohtani of making people feel good, Brian Abraham, is back on the Baseball isn't Boring Radio Show with Bradfo and Gordo, this time to offer what's what when it comes to the minor leagues in September, Kristian Campbell, and newly-drafted prospect Owen Hull.

Julian McWilliams of CBS Sports spent months putting together the definitive story of how Driveline has impacted and influenced the world of Major League Baseball - for good and, in some cases, not-so-good. Julian joins Bradfo for a lengthy conversation regarding all the ins and outs of the most polarizing company in the baseball world, and what McWilliams' discovered for his expose. It's a great examination of a great story.