Kyle Boddy
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Oct 3, 2026
Ken LairdHOST
Incorrect.
Ken LairdHOST
They fired Kyle Boddy, who was the original CEO, and then he tweeted that he was never helping them anyway.
Ken LairdHOST
[laughs] He's trying to distance himself from the whole operation.
Chris CurtisHOST
Okay.
Chris ScheimPANELIST
[laughs]
Greg HillHOST
But you could see it [audience clapping] when Caleb Durbin went and got his own guy, 'cause he was sick of Kyle Boddy hanging around.
Chris CurtisPANELIST
Right.
Chris CurtisPANELIST
But remember, Breslow's like, "Well, that happens all the time."
Chris ScheimPANELIST
Good use.
Chris CurtisPANELIST
Thank you.
Greg HillHOST
But I, I bet the date in which that happened is the date that Kyle Boddy suddenly left and went somewhere else.
Greg HillHOST
I would bet on that shit.
Ken LairdHOST
Mm
Rich ShertenliebHOST
... crowding the clubhouse, getting in their face, and he said the pushback from the players eventually led to the team severing ties with Driveline's Kyle Boddy, head of the data-driven consulting company involved with the team's hitting instruction.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
This sounds to me that that move to pull Sonny Gray has completely turned that clubhouse against the ma- against management.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
Sonny Gray and Wilson Contreras are two of the most respected people in that clubhouse, and I think most of the guys feel exactly the same way they did.
Ken LairdHOST
Hmm
Rich ShertenliebHOST
... crowding the clubhouse, getting in their face, and he said the pushback from the players eventually led to the team severing ties with Driveline's Kyle Boddy, head of the data-driven consulting company involved with the team's hitting instruction.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
This sounds to me that that move to pull Sonny Gray has completely turned that clubhouse against the ma- against management.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
Sonny Gray and Wilson Contreras are two of the most respected people in that clubhouse, and I think most of the guys feel exactly the same way they did.
Ken LairdHOST
Now Bradford's yelling at me that there's, the driveline guys are still there.
Ken LairdHOST
It's only Kyle Boddy who got fired.
Ted JohnsonHOST
Okay.
Ted JohnsonHOST
Well-
Ken LairdHOST
Now, Bradford's yelling at me that there's, the driveline guys are still there.
Ken LairdHOST
It's only Kyle Boddy who got fired.
Ted JohnsonHOST
Okay.
Ted JohnsonHOST
Well-
Tim DanielHOST
I don't want to take too much away from SAG 3 because I'm really excited for you to share that with the listeners.
Tim DanielHOST
But my first thought process as I read all this stuff and I got to that point was old friend Kyle Boddy, I'm pretty sure once this article came out, went into the liquor cabinet, went up and reached the highest bottle, poured himself a little glass, sat down on this porch and went, because he has been telling us all this stuff for a really long time.
Tim DanielHOST
I'm not trying to say Kyle is the one who I can't say he's not, but I'm not saying he is either talking to Ken Rosenthal here by any stretch of the matter.
Tim DanielHOST
But I think for him, it was almost like it was like validation because all the things he's been telling us over the past couple of years, since he got let go from the organization or left, whatever it is, but going back to what you were saying about Nick crawl and how he's supposed to be making all these decisions.
Seth ShanerHOST
It's actually an unnamed former Reds employee in Ken Rosenthal and C. Trent Rosecrans athletic article about the ownership slash management situation.
Seth ShanerHOST
I'm going to cough real quick and act like I'm not really saying Kyle Boddy.
Seth ShanerHOST
That's who I think said that.
Seth ShanerHOST
And I am pleased to welcome him, Tim Daniel, to record another episode of the Riverfront Red Show, where we will be talking about said article until we are blue in the face.