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The Chief Marketing Officer of Baseball Isn't Boring is back! Kenley Jansen returns to the podcast, sitting down with Bradfo on a day he converted his 459th career save. The guys talk about Kenley's uncomfortable offseason, where he has currently landed, living life with yet another iconic player, Mike Trout, and all the glory that is the BIB brand. Bradfo also catches up with a teammate of Kenley, rookie Matthew Lugo, who offers insight into what it's like to be traded at the deadline.
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