The Bret Boone Podcast

Bret Boone talks to Rich Herrera about the nuances and ways that rain delays affect players and teams and how impressive Luis Arraez has been hitting the ball this season. Is batting average still as important as it used to be?

Bret Boone talks to Rich Herrera about how well the Rangers are playing and if they can make a run in the postseason, what his home run prop would be if he played in today's game and LIV/PGA merging together.

Bret Boone joins the guys from WGR Buffalo to talk about the Jacob deGrom injury and if the Rangers can keep their momentum going without him, which team is more likely to sustain success between the Yankees & Blue Jays, the sheer greatness of Shohei Ohtani and more.

Bret Boone talks with the guys from 105.3 The Fan in Dallas about how the Jacob deGrom injury affects the American League race, how a clubhouse reacts to such an important player going down, how good this Rangers offense is, the depth of the rotation and more.

Bret Boone joins 92.3 The Fan Cleveland to share his thoughts on what the Guardians should do with Shane Bieber, Terry Francona's value to the organization, what it's like for a hitter facing an unknown pitcher and more.

On today's episode, Bret Boone is joined by Bucky Dent as he tells us what it was like playing for George Steinbrenner, getting traded to his beloved New York Yankees, hitting the home run in 1978 that changed his life and more. Plus, thoughts on the current playoff format and why old Yankee Stadium was such a special place.

Bucky Dent tells Bret Boone what it was like playing for George Steinbrenner, what Lou Piniella was like as a player and gives his rapid fire thoughts on various other teammates throughout his career.

Bucky Dent talks to Bret Boone about getting traded to his beloved Yankees, the differences between the old and current playoff formats, the home run that changed his life in 1978 and more.

Bret Boone and Bucky Dent talk about how special old Yankee Stadium was, the rivalry between the Yankees and Red Sox, Bucky's relationship with Mike Torrez and more.

Bret Boone joins 92.9 The Game Atlanta to talk about how impressive Ronald Acuna Jr. and the Braves have been so far this season, AJ Smith-Shawver's debut at 20 years old, Marcell Ozuna being benched after settling for a single on a deep, deep hit and more.

On today's episode, Bret Boone is joined by Minnesota Vikings legend Chuck Foreman to discuss why comparing players from different generations is nearly impossible, playing through pain and injury, celebrations in today's sports and more. Why does Chuck think he's not in the Pro Football Hall of Fame? What was it like making it to 3 Super Bowls but coming up short each time? Plus, Chuck tells us w...

Bret Boone and Chuck Foreman discuss the biggest changes in football from Chuck's days to present day, why it's so hard to compare players from different generations, playing through injury and more.

Bret Boone and Chuck Foreman share their thoughts on stadiums and turf from the older days to now, Chuck's transition to offense after playing defense in college, celebrations in today's sports and more.

Bret Boone and Chuck Foreman talk about the Hall of Fame, going to 3 Super Bowl's with the Vikings but coming up short each time and being inducted into the Minnesota Vikings Ring of Honor.

Bret Boone joins the guys from The Morning Roast on 95.7 The Game to discuss how he got into podcasting, great baseball families, his relationship with Barry Bonds and competing against him and more.

From 'The PBP: Voices of Baseball' ( subscribe here ): In Matt Spiegel's debut of The PBP: Voices of Baseball, he is joined by a voice familiar to any baseball fan. Before moving to ESPN's Monday Night Football, Joe Buck called 24 World Series as the preeminent national voice of baseball. His dad, Jack, is in the National Baseball Hall of Fame after many years of calling St. Louis Cardinals games...

On today's episode, Bret Boone welcomes on Hal Morris to talk about the defensive aspects of baseball, winning the 1990 World Series over the favored Athletics, his many talented teammates from those years, what he has been up to since his playing days ended and more. How did Hal get the nickname "Snake"? What was it like playing for Marge Schott?

Bret Boone & Hal Morris talk about what Bret was like as a teammate, if Hal felt like he got the credit he deserved for his defensive prowess, how he got the nickname "Snake" and more.

Bret Boone & Hal Morris talk about the Reds taking down the Athletics as big underdogs in the 1990 World Series, the special talents of teammates Barry Larkin, Eric Davis and Paul O'Neill and that nasty bullpen consisting of Norm Charlton, Rob Dibble and Randy Myers. Plus, what was it like playing for Marge Schott?

Hal Morris tells Bret Boone how he got started scouting in 2012, why it changed his perspective on the game of baseball and about the fund that he currently works at as a talent evaluator.

On today's episode, Bret Boone is joined by Chicago Bears legend Doug Plank to discuss playing through pain and the sheer brutality of football, how things changed in the Bears locker room when Mike Ditka came to town and his life after football, including becoming a franchisee of Burger King.

Bret Boone and Doug Plank discuss playing through pain in baseball and football as well as the differences and similarities between the two sports.

Doug Plank tells Bret Boone how things changed in Chicago when Mike Ditka was brought in and how the way in which he coached the team had them willing to sacrifice anything for each other and the organization.

Doug Plank talks to Bret Boone about the biggest changes he's seen in the NFL since his playing days, the brutal physicality of football, becoming a franchisee of Burger King, why he missed football so much he had to come back in 2001 and more.

On today's episode, Bret is joined by Arthur Rhodes to discuss going into the bullpen full time and how he was able to stay ready on a game-to-game basis, the time Arthur got ejected after Omar Vizquel wanted him to take his earrings out, winning the 2011 World Series in his 21st and final season, how the minor leagues have changed throughout the years and more.