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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!


Enjoy all of the shows and segments in the Baseball Isn't Boring podcast feed

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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Gordo and Sammy are back, this time to take a deep dive into how in the world both the Cubs and Red Sox were two-and-done in their respective Wild Card series. What in the world happened to these two clubs that were supposed to make World Series runs? There is also talk of why weekday postseason games and the ump camera are awful.
Bradfo is back on the radio as he joins The Jones and Keefe Show on WEEI to discuss the Red Sox getting knocked out of the playoffs, the decisions to pull Payton Tolle and Sonny Gray so early, Willson Contreras comments regarding analytics, and more!
The Padres are one of the hottest teams in baseball, as evidenced by their Wild Card Series win over the Cubs. San Diego's rookie manager Craig Stammen and series star Gavin Sheets took to the podium to reflect on how their red-hot club has advanced to play Milwaukee.
White Sox manager Will Venable and the team's Game 2 hero Chase Meidroth took to the podium after their team's series-clinching win over the Astros, allowing for Chicago to advance to the American League Division Series against the Guardians.
It didn't go how Garrett Crochet had hoped, facing four batters in Game 2 of the Red Sox's Wild Card series against the Yankees and not retiring any of them. That part of the equation was unsatisfying for the lefty. But Wednesday night did represent a significant comeback for Crochet, who hadn't pitched since April due to a shoulder injury. That wasn't lost on him, which was clear when he met with the media after the season-ending defeat.
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