Rob Bradford

Here we go.

Looking back, what are the lessons that you could pass on for future first-round picks?

It's good, man.

By the way, you're two lockers down from the guy who you drafted, like,

Two spots in front of him?

Did you think that you were going to, like, a lot of times you think you're like, okay, I'm going to go to this place, the Yankees.

Did you think, or maybe the Red Sox showed interest?

I don't know.

And how close are you?

I mean, this is... Oh.

How close are you to be even with... Oh, I'm far from it now.

You threw 92 with your left?

Wow.

holy mackerel that's really good yeah it was uh it was pretty fun very interesting but yeah well this last thing is sort of the evolution of you about positions and everything else uh what what for you in the last couple years do you think that sort of has worked for you that you like okay this has changed for me this is my new role whatever it is and i don't even know maybe the red sox have or haven't said anything you just got here which is why i really appreciate it

But what is some of the things over the last couple years that have evolved?

I really appreciate the time.

Well, it's a good busy.

Congratulations.

You've done a lot of great things in your personal and professional life.

But there's nothing like writing a book.