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The end of any season means so many things to so many players. For some, it is the t-shirt gun that is launching them into the postseason (or postseason consideration). For others, it is defining their existence heading into the following campaign. That's where Craig Kimbrel can relate. After updating all the playoff races, Bradfo sits down with the Royals reliever, who finds himself evolving as a 38-year-old who is firmly in the conversation for entrance into Cooperstown. It's a great look at a pitcher who isn't ready to put his storied career in the rearview mirror quite yet.
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