Ken & Curtis kick off the week of June 24 with the 5:30am Monday morning pre-show, discussing Mut's absence from the show, the second edition of James & Hart, and Rob Bradford's performance on Sunday morning.
The Raptors' Kawhi Leonard never says much; the Blue Jays Marcus Stroman never shuts up, and he put his $ where his mouth is Sunday capping a series win for Toronto at Fenway. The Red Sox are now under .500 at home; Josh recaps the good and bad from the weekend, we hear from Alex Cora and Christian "Walkoff" Vazquez, then previewthe White Sox series.
Red Sox pitcher Steven Wright sits down for an exclusive interview with Rob Bradford to discuss his life since being suspended 80 games for Growth Hormone Releasing Peptide 2 in early March. Wright, who is eligible to rejoin the Red Sox June 25, offers insight into how he dealt with the suspension when it came to his teammates and the entire organization, how it has changed him and the uneasiness regarding a return to the roster. Wright also explains where he feels his surgically-repaired knee i...
A member of the BradfoSho Ringof Honor, former Red Sox first baseman Mike Napoli makes his triumphant return to the podcast. Napoli came back to Boston in order to jump back on with Rob Bradford to talk life after baseball, the true reality of leadership in the Red Sox' clubhouse, and why he bought 20 horses. Oh yeah, he's also trying out some TV stuff on NESN while finally selling his condo in Boston. (He's only asking $2.7 million.) Listen in, Napoli is always worth the time.
The Sox pummel Minnesota in true 2018 fashion; a bounceback statement win after a rough loss. Josh commends Eduardo Rodriguez, Alex Cora talks about the importance of the upcoming homestand... Josh previews the Blue Jays series and also vents about four baseball issues stuck deep in his craw.
Everyone is so focused on the record number of home runs being hit in baseball. Well, the Bradfo Sho is giving you a new perspective: from the pitchers. Red Sox assistant pitching coach Brian Bannister takes a deep dive into how pitchers are adjusting to this new launch angle world, explaining the innovative approaches taken by big league hurlers these days, many of which you probably had no idea existed. This podcast will undoubtedly make you the smartest baseball fan on your block.
Wait, or can you? Either way, Max Kepler becomes the new Max Muncy with a walkoff only the graveyard shift was around to appreciate. A 17-inning loss in Minneapolis ends the Sox' 6-game win streak; Josh painstakingly walks you through the extra inning minefield; Alex Cora apologizes for wigging out on the umpires at the 5:45 mark of the game.
Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey give you their Top 10 Movie Quotes of the 21st Century. They first discuss the list created by Thrillist.com before diving into their own Top 10s. Do you agree with their picks? What did they miss? Plus This Week in #DORK, Davey's Video Game Minute and the Pick of the Podcast. Twitter: @DORKpodcast
So much for the powerhouse Twins bludgeoning the Sox. Porello and the bullpen hit the mute button as the Sox win the opener of the series, 2-0. Josh recaps, Porcello speaks, Alex Cora discusses the state of the team, which is VERY positive currently. Six-game win streaks are cool.
Ken & Curtis get the week started on WEEI with their 5:30am Monday morning pre-show, discussing the WEEI weekend in-fighting and a new big idea for Mut & Callahan from Rob Bradford.
The guns were blazing, the roses were booming in Baltimore. The Sox sweep the hapless Orioles and make it five straight in the win column -- some good mojo to take with them to Minneapolis. Josh recaps the winning weekend, grumbles about the number of home runs being hit across baseball, previews the Twins and rolls in sound from Alex Cora and the sudenly-important Marco Hernandez.
Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey review Dark Phoenix. How does it compare to the other X-Men movies? Did it finish on a high note? They discuss the best and worst parts and what they would do next with the X-Men characters. Plus This Week in #DORK, Davey's Video Game Minute with a look at the best trailers from E3 and the Pick of the Podcast. Twitter: @DORKpodcast
Since beggars can't be choosers, sure, why not, a walk-off walk. It beats hearing "Gloria." A big game for Benintendi, some payback from Vazquez, and a win that puts the Sox back up over .500. Josh recaps, rolls in sound from Vazquez and Alex Cora, then looks ahead to the series finale.
Texas - yes, Texas - is now 3 games up on Boston in the race for the final AL playoff spot. Josh laments why that is, recaps the Tuesday game, and rolls in post-game sound from a dejected/ejected Alex Cora. (And as a bonus, Angel Hernandez's umpiring crew is rightfully scrutinized.)
After a two-month hiatus, the BradfoSho returns in a big way ... with its annual Mookie Betts interview. For a third straight year Rob Bradford and Betts get together for a lengthy talk, discussing leadership, personalities, contracts, the City of Boston and a spirited Kevin Durant debate. Subscribe. Download. Enjoy.
Texas vaults three full games ahead in the race for the last AL playoff spot. Josh insists it's not too late to save the season but wonders why the brand of baseball at Fenway these days has been so lousy. The game is recapped, Angel Hernandez's umpiring crew is scrutinized, and Alex Cora talks honestly about the state of his( 34-34) team.
After a two-month hiatus, the BradfoSho returns in a big way ... with its annual Mookie Betts interview. For a third straight year Rob Bradford and Betts get together for a lengthy talk, discussing leadership, personalities, contracts, the City of Boston and a spirited Kevin Durant debate. Subscribe. Download. Enjoy.
Episode 33 of the Not Sunday podcast features Ryan Hannable and Andy Hart breaking down everything from Patriots minicamp, as well as the two debating Andy's very early 53-man roster projection.
Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey review Godzilla: King of the Monsters. Is the MonsterVerse the real deal? What were the best and worst parts? Stayed tuned for a full episode later this week on Dark Phoenix complete with This Week in #DORK, Davey's Video Game Minute and the Pick of the Podcast. For now, Sweet Monster Action! Spoiler-free to start before full spoilers. Twitter: @DORKpodcast
As Red Sox Nation prays for David Ortiz, the current Red Sox suffer a listless loss to Texas at Fenway. Lots to unpack; Josh recaps the game then rolls in post-game sound from tough-luck Chris Sale and manager Alex Cora. Hear the pre-game press briefing about Ortiz too, with Sam Kennedy and Dave Dombrowski.
Ken & Chris are back for a second week of live radio, 530am Monday morning leading into Mut & Callahan, and Curtis was irritated at Boston hockey media homerism.
Josh suggests the difference between the '18 and '19 Red Sox is the difference between the two Anchorman movies. The '19 slog continued this weekend losing 3 of 4 to the Tampa Bay Rays. The games are recapped, Alex Cora is heard from, and the next opponent -- Texas -- is previewed.
Ken Laird & Matt Kalman are in the WEEI podcentre on a Friday to discuss the Bozak non-call and the rest of the Blues 2-1 Game 5 win in the Stanley Cup Final
It took 7 pitchers and 7 runs to surivive the Royals, but a win is a win and a sweep is a sweep. Josh recaps and rolls in post-game sound from Devers and Alex Cora; the Tampa Bay series is previewed.
Appropriately, episode 41 is about #41 who pitched his first-ever CG SHO as a Red Sox Wednesday night vs limp-noodle KC. Josh recaps the Sox' third-straight 8-run outburst, Sale talks about his stellat 12-K night, and we give Joe Castiglione a chance to introduce us to his friends at the Negro Leagues Museum AND get ready to roll out Joe Castiglione Bingo ("Bing-Joe!"). Alex Cora sound as well.
The Kansas City series begins with a frustrating first five innings and a very satisfying final four. Josh reviews the 8-3 win, talks MLB draft, the greatness of Kaufman Stadium, and rolls in sound from Eduardo Nunez (pinch hit 3 -run HR) and Alex Cora (who pushed another correct button or two.) Also, we solicit your ideas for "Bing-Joe."
Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey rank every sketch from I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson on Netflix. Do you agree with the list? Plus This Week in #DORK, Davey's Video Game Minute and the Pick of the Podcast. Twitter: @DORKpodcast
Episode 32 of the Not Sunday podcast welcomes Andy Hart to the WEEI family. Ryan Hannable gets his thoughts on what he will look to bring to the company, and then the two preview Patriots minicamp.
M&C producers Ken & Curtis are now doing 530am-6am LIVE every Monday before the main show on 93.7FM, listen in here to the soft launch as the guys critiqued Mut, Reimer, Wiggy and others
In danger of falling 10 1/2 games out of first, David Price (finally) plants his flag on the Yankee Stadium mound Sunday night. A much-needed 8-5 win is recapped by Josh, and we also hear from the hot-hitting Xander Bogaerts and preview the Royals series coming up in KC.
