One of our favorites at BIB, Dylan Cease, is back, this time sitting down with Bradfo to talk about a litany of life lessons. There is a breakdown of his time in Toronto, why he loves history so much, and, finally, a discussion of whether he could strike out Babe Ruth. It's always a good time with Dylan, and this is no exception.

Courtney Finnicum and Bradfo are teaming up to give you a perspective of what it's like to play with and against the most talked-about pitcher in baseball, Jacob Misiorowski. First, Courtney catches up with Jake Bauers of the Brewers to talk about the guy he affectionately identifies as "a goober" while offering some perspective on life as a Brewer. Then Bradfo asks former Brewer Caleb Durbin about his perspective on his former teammate, and how he remembers finding out The Mis made the All-Star team. There is also the memory of how difficult it was to take on the pitcher in an intrasquad game. It's timely and awesome.

It's that time of year when teams are starting to seriously consider making their big move, one way or another, ahead of the trade deadline. It's a topic Bradfo brings up with Ross Atkins when sitting down with the Blue Jays GM, who is firmly on the buyer's side. Along with the conversation with Ross, we also resurface a trade deadline discussion with the always interesting Jerry Dipoto, along with another Dylan Cease sit-down. It's a great way to punctuate the week and storm into trade deadline season.

The stars aligned for Tommy Kahnle. The Red Sox reliever has found himself in an ideal position for June 19, getting the opportunity to see a dream come true by attending Team USA's World Cup game in Seattle, before taking the field for his team's game against the Mariners later in the day. Kahnle explained to Bradfo how it all came out.

'Pitch and Moan' host Courtney Finnicum is boots on the ground in Milwaukee, where she caught up with longtime Cleveland coach Sandy Alomar Jr. Courtney and Sandy reflect on how underrated the American League Central is, while also diving into the secret sauce of the first-place Guardians.

The Play Tessie guys (Gordo, Pat and Sammy) are back with another excellent version of BIB Notes, this time tackling the topic of the Giants becoming the first team to land firmly in the sellers category heading toward the trade deadline. The idea that Rafael Devers might land with the Yankees, or Matt Chapman finding himself in Philadelphia, has the guys buzzing.

Bradfo is back on with Sportsnet's Blair and Barker, this time to talk about where it all has gone wrong with the Red Sox and what path they might be now taking heading into the trade deadline. There is also some good t-shirt talk.

There is a buzz around baseball thanks to a whole new wave of fans. The Tartan Army, otherwise known as Scotland's football/soccer supporters, have invaded ballparks and reminded us all how great the baseball-watching experience can be. Bradfo is joined by a member of the crew, Greg Weir, to offer a next-level perspective on how the Scots viewed their trip to Fenway Park and what they thought of the game, which we absolutely know is anything but boring. Bradfo caps things off with a quick conversation with a player, Red Sox reliever Greg Weissert, who had a front row seat to the Scot-led party that took place in the Fenway bleachers.

What would making the American League All-Star team mean to Payton Tolle? Well, judging by his conversation with Bradfo ... a lot. Tolle explains how he grew up idolizing the All-Stars and how he views his chances as the final few weeks before the teams are named approach.

It's another episode of 'Baseball Fans Aren't Boring' with our host Kaylee Kowalski catching up with the heart and soul of the Kane County Cougars fan base, 91-year-old Jack 'Mr. Kaboom' Phelan. Our guy 'Kaboom' talks about how he found himself as the guy who has helped get the party started since 1997.