The Drew Goodman Podcast

Brenton Doyle and Ezequiel Tovar win Gold Gloves.  Saquon Barkley goes airborne.  The Broncos get boat raced in Baltimore.  There were separate unfortunate incidencts involving the 76ers' Joel Embiid and former Eagle Jason Kelce.  Drew continues his conversation with TNT's Brian Anderson about the amazing MLB post-season.

Drew's TV partner Cory Sullivan are going in depth on all the ins and outs of a WILD World Series between the Yankees and Dodgers.

It's a Dodgers Yankees World Series.  Drew says it's a great thing, even if you root for a small market team.  Brian Anderson of TNT joins the show to talk about the big homeruns in the ALDS and the new pace of baseball.  

Dodgers broadcaster Tim Neverett joins the jshow to talk, you know, Dodgers!  Will we have a Dodgers Yankees world series?  Drew and Tim also chat about a few behind the scenes broadcaster things.  And what it is like seeing the Shohei Ohtahni media frenzy?

Buddy Black is coming back as the manager of the Rockies.  Drew gives his case as to why this is a good thing.  The MLB playoffs are on and they are stellar!  Drew's son Zach joins the show to talk about his first season broadcasting minor league baseball in Texas and Zach has a full preview on the Avalanche.

Sunday at Coors Field brought an emotional goodbye to Charlie Blackmon.  Monday saw the loss of two iconic figures in sports.  What's the future of Bud Black.  We're talking MLB playoffs!  And the Heisman Trophy talk is just gettting started.

Charlie Blackmon announced this will be his final season.  Drew's TV pals Cory Sullivan, Jeff Huson and Ryan Spilborghs join the show to recall Chuck's career, review the Rockies season and talk about what's next for the Rockies.

Drew reflects on the Rocky Mountain Showdown and the pettiness of Shedeur Sanders.  Deonne Sanders has a strange take on the media and Drew takes issue.  The CSU Rams are moving to the Pac 12.  And Rockies back end reliever Tyler Kinley talks about addrenaline, preparation and the stable of dudes in the bullpen who are building a new culture.  

Shedeur Sanders continues to show a troubling lack of leadership.  There is a bright spot for the Rockies.  The Broncos need to throw the ball down the field.  And Matt Holiday has a new vocation.  You gotta hear this!

This week Drew catches up with Matt Holiday who talks about being a big league dad.  Drew is breaking down the MLB stretch run, College football and the Broncos.

Rockies outfielder Jake Cave is on the show this week talking about why it's important to be a good teammate in the clubhouse and what makes the Rockies special.  The CU Buffs get a big first win, but under precarious circumstances.  

There's one word to describe the Rockies new young closer:  FEARLESS.  In this week's show he sits down to talk with Drew about his new role with the club.  A lot of young Rockies of the future going to be in the lineup down the stretch.  Drew has the details.  There's a new rule being proposed in baseball, but Drew doesn't think it'll get anywhere.  And how far can the Broncos go under Bo Nix?

This week Drew has an angry response to the way CU Buffs Head Football Coach Deion Sanders is interacting with media.  Jeff Huson is back from Paris with a few stories.  Drew is explaining some of the Rockies recent moves.  

Brenton Doyle was the National Leaque Player of the Month for July.  He's on the show this week talking about his hot bat and what success feels like in the big leagues.  Drew has some thoughts on some Rockies pitching prospects in the pipeline.   And Drew has an Olympics update. 

This week Drew sits down with Trevor Story to talk about the good times.  And Trev has a message for Rockies fans.  Drew has the feels for the Olympics.  And we're breaking down the Rockies moves and non-moves at the trade deadline

Todd Helton goes into the Hall of Fame is a very Todd Helton way; self depricating, humorous and humble.  Former Rockies manager Jim Tracy joins the show with some great stories about Todd Helton and the Rockies.  

Rockies third baseman Ryan McMahon is headed to the Mid-Summer Classic.  We'll hear from Ryan about his approach this season.  Rockies Director of Player Developement Chris Forbes joins the show to update you on the hottest prospects in the Rockies system and who you might see in the 2nd half of the season.  

On this 4th of July edition of the Drew Goodman podcast the producer and editor of the show, Markie, joins Drew to bounce some important topics off of Drew.  And we remember some great John McEnroe melt down moments.  Thanks for checking out the show this week and happy 4th of July!

Texas A&M baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle departs for Texas, but not before making headlines by scolding a reporter.  JJ Redick is the Lakers man and makes a splash at his press conference.  Scottie Scheffler wins again, but where does he really rank?  And Drew talks with Hunter Goodman, the Rockies utility man about confidence and catching.  

This week Drew is remembering Willie Mays only the way a kid from New York can.  Umpire Chris Guccione gives us a rare glimps into the life of an umpire.  And Drew has some perspective on the Rockies brutal loss Tuesday night and the shocking end to the US Open.

Rockies starter Cal Quantril came to Colorado with a chip on his shoulder and has pitched like it.  He discusses with Drew how he applies his engineering background to his work on the mound.  Caitlin Clark has been left off Team USA.  And Drew remembers Jerry West.

The WNBA's Caitlin Clark has been the center of a lot of highly charged discussion this week.  Drew is offering his thoughts.  The Rockies Director of Mental Skills Developement is on the show to share some interesting insights on counseling players.  

The Rockies are winners of 12 of their last night.  It due in part to starting pitching but also hitting from all parts of the lineup.  Rockies hitting coach Hensley Muelens joins the show to talk about what the difference has been.  Controversial umpire Angel Hernandez retires.  Drew remembers Bill Walton.  and major league baseball makes the decision to merge stats with the Negro Leagues.

The Nuggets and Avs seasons come to an abrupt end.  Coach Malone pops off and Drew takes issue with it.  Austin Gomber joins the show to discuss letting go of the pressure of the circumstances of his arrival in Denver.

The Rockies have caught fire and are winners of 7 straight.  Third basemen Ryan McMahon joins Drew to talk about the team's hot streak and what's been different for him so far this season.  The Nuggets have turned their series around and the Avalanche are hanging on.  Drew has thoughts on Valeri Nichushkin.  Thanks for checking out the show this week!