The Bret Boone Podcast

Bret and Rob Bradford break down the AL East so far this season. Do the Orioles have enough pitching? Are the Yankees built for an October run? Can the Red Sox keep their momentum going?

Bret sits down with Rob Bradford, the host of Audacy's "Baseball Isn't Boring" podcast, for a discussion on the changes we've seen in baseball lately, the play of the AL East this season, those young Orioles continuing to ball out, if the Yankees are built for October ball, who the Tampa Bay Rays actually are, the struggles of the Blue Jays and of course, do the Red Sox have enough?

Bret is joined by Mets manager Carlos Mendoza to discuss going up against his old team this week, his relationship with Aaron Boone, what makes the Mets clubhouse special, the hot play of the team lately and more.

Bret joins Bill Reiter to discuss Jurickson Profar helping rally the Padres to a win over the Nationals, Juan Soto getting his first taste of the Subway Series and several of the underperforming teams so far this MLB season.

Bret hops on with Ben & Woods to share his thoughts on everything that went down last night at Petco Park.

Bret is joined by the great Goose Gossage to talk about how the culture of baseball has changed since his playing days, how some players made it into the Hall of Fame and others didn't, the rise of analytics and technology, his issues with Rob Manfred, the old-school pitching mindset, the over-abundance of money in the game today and much more.

Hear from Suzyn Waldman as she tells Bret about her experience working with the great John Sterling for so many years in New York.

Bret welcomes on Yankees color commentator Suzyn Waldman for a fun chat about how Bret and his brother Aaron are polar opposites, the difference for the Yankees this season, Juan Soto's immediate impact, all her years with the Yankees and what makes New York special. Plus, her time working with the great John Sterling.

Bret and Rich hit on the struggles of the National League this season, Mookie Betts set to miss time with an injury and is this the end for Jose Abreu?

Bret and Rich Herrera close out the week with a discussion on the greatness of the legendary Willie Mays, the best nicknames in baseball, the lack of teams with a winning record in the NL this season, Mookie Betts set to miss time, Jose Abreu released and we close with our mailbag!

Bret hops on with the guys to talk about the hot Orioles, their rivalry with the Yankees and playing for the legend Lou Piniella.

Bret hops on with the guys to talk about the Rangers trying to get to .500, potential deadline deals and the passing of legend Willie Mays.

Bret sits down with San Francisco Giants' great and 2001 All-Star Rich Aurilia to reminisce on the incredible life and career of Willie Mays. RIP Willie.

Bret hops on with the guys to discuss Paul Skenes and his early dominance on the mound.

Bret sits down with former MLB player and manager Clint Hurdle for a discussion on preparing players for gamedays and all the ins and outs of maximixing a team's potential.

Bret tells us the best piece of advice his father ever game him. Happy Father's Day to all the wonderful dads out there!

As Bronny James looks to make a name for himself in the NBA, Bret discusses his experience playing in the shadow of his father as he first made it to the big leagues.

Rich and Bret discuss the Dodgers-Yankees series, playing in different generations, fatherhood, the MLB games in London, coaching superstars and more. Plus, a couple more mailbag questions to end the show!

Bret hops on the midday show to talk about the red hot Yankees, including the play of Aaron Judge and why Juan Soto has been such a crucial addition this season.

In this clip, Bret and Bob Kendrick discuss the upcoming Giants vs. Cardinals matchup in the Field of Dreams game and its importance in increasing awareness and support of the Negro Leagues.

Bret joins the show to talk about his recent guests on the podcast, Mark Loretta, Lance Parrish and David Cone.

Bret welcomes on the the President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, Bob Kendrick, to discuss the difference between the museum and the Negro League Hall of Fame, the news that the Negro leagues will be recognized by the MLB record books, the importance of the upcoming Field of Dreams game between the Giants & Cardinals and more.

In this clip, we hear from Bret and Lance Parrish as they discuss what made the 1984 Tigers such a special team.

On today's episode, Bret welcomes on 8x All-Star and 3x Gold Glove winner Lance Parrish for a fun conversation about his upcoming book "The Enchanted Season" on the 1984 Detroit Tigers season that ended with a World Series victory over the San Diego Padres. Grab a copy of "The Enchanted Season" at www.triumphbooks.com , on Amazon or Barnes & Noble.

Bret welcomes on current color commentator for the New York Yankees David Cone for a discussion on the rise of injuries in today's game, the way we prepare younger athletes these days, the pitcher vs. batter cat and mouse game, the red-hot play of the Yankees and more.