The Bret Boone Podcast

Rich Herrera and Bret Boone have a discussion on flying planes and if Bret would get sick flying with the Blue Angels before we dive into what Boone's watching and if alternate uniforms are #BooneApproved.

On today's episode, Bret Boone welcomes on Seattle Times sports columnist Larry Stone to reminisce on their days together in Seattle and how Larry thinks media and covering baseball has changed during his lengthy career. We also get Larry's thoughts on some of the all-time Mariners he has had the pleasure of covering and his process for Hall of Fame voting and just how tough it is. We close out th...

Larry Stone and Bret Boone discuss their time together in Seattle, the relationship between media and players, how media and covering baseball has changed during Larry's career and more. Plus, we dive into George Kirby's recent comments regarding his pitch count.

Larry Stone explains to Bret Boone how tough Hall of Fame voting is and his process for it and shares his thoughts on some of the all-time Mariners he's been around such as Randy Johnson, Alex Rodriguez, Ichiro and Edgar Martinez. Plus, some thoughts on where the current Mariners stand and how the rest of the MLB season will play out.

Bret Boone joins 97.3 The Fan to discuss how winning is the key to creating a positive culture within an organization and his thoughts on the many team meetings that the Padres have held lately,

On today's episode, Bret Boone welcomes on sports commentator Sean McDonough to discuss the wild array of sports he has called in his career, the differences of each one, how the ever evolving door of changing broadcast partners shapes the way you call a game and much more. Plus, Sean details his desire to become a broadcaster since he was five years old and the way his father helped shape his dre...

Sean McDonough talks to Bret Boone about the experience of calling luge in the Olympics, the differences between calling each sport, how the MLB rule changes have changed the way he calls baseball, broadcast partners and more.

Sean McDonough talks to Bret Boone about how he knew he wanted to broadcast since he was five years old, being a part of something that your family has a big name in and the Red Sox/Yankees 2023 seasons.

On this episode of Into The Archives, we go back to Bret Boone's conversation from August 2022 with 11x Pro Bowler and Hall of Famer Anthony Munoz.

On today's episode of Turning 2 With Boonie, Rich Herrera gets Bret Boone's thoughts on the turf vs. grass debate, dealing with an injury as a professional athlete, the Braves winning the division again and MVP race between Ronald Acuna Jr. and Mookie Betts and more. Plus, what's Boone watching and Bret is playing fantasy football for the first time. He might know what he's doing, he might not.

Bret Boone and Rich Herrera share their thoughs on the turf vs. real grass debate, how football and baseball are completely different when it comes to the playing surface and how being out with an injury affects a player professionally and personally.

Bret Boone and Rich Herrera talk about the Braves winning the division again, the MVP race between Ronald Acuna Jr. and Mookie Betts, the AL West playoff race, Bret getting into fantasy football for the first time and more.

From 'Barreled Up' ( subscribe here ): Jim Riley is joined by Bret Boone (@theboone29) of The Bret Boone Podcast to discuss the latest actions of George Kirby and Alek Manoah through the lens of a former big leaguer.

Bret Boone joins Shan & RJ from 105.3 The Fan to discuss the AL West race and Max Scherzer's triceps injury, the recent struggles of the Rangers, George Kirby not wanting to continue to pitch past 90 balls and more.

On today's episode, Bret Boone is joined by Charley Steiner to get his detailed look at this Dodgers team and how he expects them to fare come the postseason. Can their hitting carry them all the way? Just how good have Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman been this season? Plus, some thoughts on the Padres disappointing season.

Bret Boone and Charley Steiner share their thoughts on how far the Dodgers hitting could take them this postseason, if the team has learned from their early playoff exit last season and how the Padres have managed to have the season they have had given the talent on the roster.

Bret Boone and Charley Steiner discuss the incredible play of Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman this season, the job that Dave Roberts has done with this Dodgers team, how they expect the NL playoff race to play out and more.

On today's episode, Bret Boone is joined by 6x All-Star and 4x Gold Glove Award winner Bobby Grich to discuss to what effect managers make a difference, a fun story about Bobby's first call-up to the big leagues and the difference in how young players and rookies are treated today. Plus, Bobby details the wild 1986 ALCS and shares his thoughts on the second base slide rule and Shohei Ohtani's unbe...

Bobby Grich and Bret Boone discuss the effect managers have on a team, Bobby's first call-up to the big leagues, the difference in how rookies and young players are treated these days, the slide rule and more.

Bobby Grich talks to Bret Boone about being the first inductee into the California Angels HOF and his time with Gene Autry, the 1986 ALCS, key figures in his early playing days, Shohei Ohtani and more.

On today's episode of Into The Archives, catch Bret Boone's conversation with 2x Super Bowl Champ Jim McMahon from November 2021.

Bret Boone joins Schopp and Bulldog to talk about Shohei Ohtani's future, if the Angels hurt their chances of keeping Ohtani with their recent moves, the playoff race, who he's tabbing to go all the way and more.

On today's episode, Bret Boone welcomes on 6x All-Star and 3x World Series Champ Curt Schilling on the show to discuss his connection to Bret's grandfather and what it means to the both of them, why the minor leagues today are much more glamorous than when they played, the amount of innings pitchers are playing today and more. Plus, we hear about Curt's playing days in Philadelphia, Boston and Ari...

Bret Boone and Curt Schilling discuss Curt's connection to Bret's grandfather, the keys to success in the major leagues, why the minor leagues used to be a bigger grind and more. Plus, how would Curt determine who is in and who is out of the Baseball Hall of Fame?

Curt Schilling talks to Bret Boone about his days in Philly, Boston and Arizona, the epic 2004 World Series win and just what the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry meant to him as a player.