BONUS: Xander Bogaerts To The Yankees? That And More From Buster Olney | 'Baseball Isn't Boring'
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From the 'Baseball Isn't Boring' podcast (subscribe here): ESPN's Buster Olney joined host Rob "Bradfo" Bradford to discuss the current state of the MLB Hot Stove, including what he believes is the biggest domino of them all - Aaron Judge. Are the Yankees willing to let Judge go, and if they do, what will be their plan to replace him? Olney surfaces some interesting names. This conversation is your best way to start preparing for next week's Winter Meetings.
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