The Bret Boone Podcast

Bret Boone and Mark Langston spend some time dissecting Shohei Ohtani's unbelievable season and career to this point, and wonder if he will choose to stay in LA or move to a different city when free agency hits.

Bret Boone and Mark Langston discuss the differences in Seattle baseball from the early 80's to now, Mark's experience in the MLB Draft and how different the college game is from the big leagues, if electronic umpires are inevitably going to take over and more.

Bret Boone joins 92.3 The Fan Cleveland to share his thoughts on the AL Central race and how active the Guardians should look to be at the deadline. Plus, how can organizations get better at developing power hitters?

On today's episode, Bret Boone is joined by Luis Tiant to discuss the importance of a pitcher being on the same page as his catcher, why going to play for the Boston Red Sox was the greatest thing that happened to him during his career, what it was like growing up in Cuba and more. Plus, how does a 16-year-old adjust to playing in a completely new country with no friends or family around?

Luis Tiant tells Bret Boone why playing for the Red Sox was the greatest thing that happened to him during his playing career and details his years playing in Boston and the 1975 World Series loss to Cincinnati.

Louis Tiant tells Bret Boone what life was like growing up in Cuba as well as getting started in the minor leagues at age 16 in a completely new country.

In this episode of Into The Archives, we bring back an awesome conversation between Bret Boone and the legend Mike Piazza!

On today's episode of Turning 2 With Boonie, Bret Boone & Rich Herrera are back from Seattle and sit down to recap all the fun that happened during a memorable All-Star break. Bret shares plenty of stories from the week and then the guys look ahead to the second half of the MLB season. Are we entering a new generation of baseball with all this up-and-coming talent? Which teams are the most des...

Bret Boone sits down with Rich Herrera to recap his time in Seattle for the All-Star Game, from recording live podcasts, to being named MVP of the Celebrity Game, to getting a chance to catch up with his former coach Lou Piniella.

Rich Herrera and Bret Boone talk about the major star power across the MLB today and why it's the sign of a new generation of baseball, which teams need to come out of the break strong, what it's like being in the batting cages with a hitting coach and more.

Bret Boone joins The John Kentera Show on 97.3 The Fan to talk about his busy week in Seattle at the All-Star Game, from winning MVP in the Celebrity Game to sitting down with his former coach Lou Piniella.

Bret Boone joins 670 The Score to talk about All-Star Weekend and playing in the Celebrity All-Star Game, the biggest changes he's seen in the game of baseball over the last 20 years, Shohei Ohtani's current greatness compared to legends of the game and more.

On today's episode, Bret Boone is live once again from the All-Star Game in Seattle as he sits down for conversations with "Mr. Mariner" Alvin Davis as well as the great Jamie Moyer.

Bret Boone welcomes on former teammate Alvin Davis live from the All-Star Game in Seattle to share some memories of their days playing together, discuss how the game of baseball has changed and why we should embrace the way players are playing the game today.

Live from the All-Star Game in Seattle, Bret Boone welcomes on former teammate Jamie Moyer to discuss the different era's of baseball, that special 2001 Mariners season and how Jamie used to get ready for the ASG as a pitcher.

Bret Boone talks to Joe Shasky and Bonta Hill about the pressure that his brother Aaron is under in good old New York, what the rest of the season will look like for the Giants, the high level of athleticism that we're seeing across the MLB right now and more.

On today's episode, Bret Boone is in Seattle for the MLB All-Star festivites and is joined live by two former teammates, Jeff Nelson & Mike Cameron, to talk about all that's going on during the midseason classic and to reminisce on their Mariners days together.

Jeff Nelson joins Bret Boone live from T-Mobile Park in Seattle to talk about the start of his career, the feeling of having four World Series rings, what it's like playing in New York and the 116-win season in Seattle in 2001.

Mike Cameron joins Bret Boone live from T-Mobile Park in Seattle to talk about coaching the Futures Game during All-Star Weekend, the 2002 game that Bret and Mike went back-to-back homers twice in the 1st inning, playing in the Celebrity Game and Mike's first All-Star appearance in Seattle in 2001.

On this episode of Into The Archives, we go back to when Bret Boone sat down with 14x All-Star and Hall of Famer Johnny Bench.

Bret Boone joins Schopp and Bulldog to talk about his All-Star days in Seattle and that monster 2001 team, how hard it is to win it all after having a successful regular season, the human element of being an umpire and more.

On today's episode, Bret Boone welcomes on professional baseball scout Grady Fuson to discuss his process of evaluating players, how accurate Moneyball really was, what goes on inside an MLB Draft room and the player he is most proud of hitting on in the draft. Plus, Grady recalls the time Bret was bouncing balls off his office window during batting practice in Seattle.

Grady Fuson tells Bret Boone about how accurate Moneyball was, when scouts really start looking at players, trying to judge a player based off analytics versus actually watching him play, what his player grading scale looks like and more.

Bret Boone & Grady Fuson talk about the process of getting ready for the MLB Draft, if drafting has gotten easier or more difficult throughout the years, the player he is most proud of hitting on and more. Plus, a fun story about Bret hitting balls off Grady's office window during batting practice in Seattle.

Bret Boone joins 92.3 The Fan Cleveland to share his thoughts on why he expects the Guardians to be atop the AL Central at season's end, what Amed Rosario means to the team, if it's possible to win in the league today without having some serious power hitters in the lineup and more.