The Bret Boone Podcast

Bret sits down with Padres broadcaster Mark Grant to discuss his transition to becoming a broadcaster, pitching and hitting in today's game, the strike zone and pitch clock and the Padres' play up until this point in the season.

Bret hops on to discuss Craig Kimbrel and the Orioles closer situation as well as the Blue Jays trying to overcome their struggles.

Bret Boone welcomes on Reds reporter and Bally Sports Cincinnati host Annie Sabo to discuss the Reds season so far, their offense and starting rotation, the rest of the NL Central, Elly De La Cruz, Annie's father Chris and more.

Bret hops on the show to discuss his Pete Rose interview and the recent play of the Padres and their addition of Luis Arraez.

Bret hops on with the guys to discuss doubleheaders, the MLB season so far, the Rangers playing through a rash of injuries, the Padres picking up Luis Arraez and more.

Bret hops on with Mully & Haugh to talk about his takeaways from his recent interview with Pete Rose as well as the play of the Cubs through the first quarter of the season.

Rich and Bret discuss the news of Mike Trout going down with a meniscus tear and whether being injury prone is genetic

On today's show, Rich Herrera and Bret sit down to discuss the struggles on the Houston Astros in the first month of the season (especially Josh Hader & Jose Abreu), the Mike Trout injury update/whether being injury prone is genetic and which sports moments make the guys feel the most anxious. Plus, mailbag questions!

On today's special anniversary episode, we relive a monumental moment in Seattle sports history: On May 2nd, 2002, Mariner teammates Bret Boone and Mike Cameron hit back-to-back home runs twice in the 1st inning and Mike finished the game with four home runs in total. Bret and Mike are joined by two of the White Sox pitchers from that game, Jim Parque and Mike Porzio, to reminisce and share their...

Bret Boone joined Schopp & Bulldog on Buffalo's WGR to discuss what to make of the Trout injury, his memories of playing for elite Seattle squads, the MLB's hitting problem, and more!

Bret sits down with Mariners color commentator Mike Blowers to discuss the Mariners season to this point, what's been working and where they can improve, the race for what seems like an open AL West crown, fun stories from their early days together and more.

Bret joins the guys to discuss his brother Aaron getting tossed early in the week and the continued umpire controversy.

Bret Boone joins the show to discuss the Braves 2024 season so far and why the feeling around the team just feels different.

Bret joins the guys to share his thoughts on the Red Sox, Aaron Judge's slow start, when it's time to sound the panic alarm on the Astros and more.

Rich and Bret discuss the controversial ejection of Aaron Boone earlier this week.

On today's show, Rich Herrera and Bret sit down to discuss Aaron Boone's controversial ejection, the continued umpiring saga and Bret's experience dealing with questionable calls and realistic expectations for phenoms Elly De La Cruz and Jackson Holliday. Plus, mailbag questions!

Bret and Rick Rizzs talk about the seemingly wide-open AL West and the Mariners chances of taking the division crown this season.

Bret joins the show to discuss the AL West, the struggles of Wyatt Langford so far, Corey Seager's process of preparing for the plate and more.

Bret Boone welcomes on Rick Rizzs for an in-depth discussion on the Mariners start to the season, their new additions and the pitching and offense so far. Plus, thoughts on their AL West rivals Astros & Rangers and the latest criticisms surrounding umpires.

Bret and former MLB umpire Ted Barrett share their thoughts on the latest criticism surrounding Angel Hernandez.

Bret and former MLB umpire Ted Barrett discuss how player to umpire interactions have changed throughout the years.

Bret Boone sits down with former umpire Ted Barrett for a discussion on all thing umpiring and just how much the job has changed throughout the years.

Rich Herrera and Bret share their thoughts on the Angel Hernandez saga and how the virtual strike box and today's technological world is affecting how umpiring is perceived.

Rich Herrera and Bret Boone discuss the latest with Angel Hernandez and the state of umpiring today, John Sterling stepping down from the Yankees booth and a few listener questions to close the show.

Bret joins the guys for a discussion on what goes into major league at-bats and becoming a successful hitter.