Boonie Bites: The Real Home Run Hitters

Bret Boone is joined by friend of the program, and legendary Seattle Mariners broadcaster, Rick Rizz. Boonie and Rick reminisce on some of the best moments of Rick's career, while also having that tough convo of when you know it's time to walk away.

Bret Boone and Brad Ausmus talk about how getting into coaching can bring out a different level of passion for the game that even playing didn't bring out.

Bret Boone and Brad Ausmus talk about what it's like coaching for the expectations of New York and how Aaron Boone is closer to those expectations this season than people realize.

Bret Boone sits down with Yankees bench coach, Brad Ausmus. Bret & Brad discuss the small, but important jobs that bench and assistant coaches have, how they feel about the playoff format in the new ear and why Aaron Boone should be getting more praise than he's getting.

Bret Boone hops on 97.3 The Fan in San Diego and chats with the guys about his experiences first being called up to the Big Leagues. Then, they address the headlines Jazz Chisholm made with his stolen base against the Red Sox.

Bret Boone chats with College Gameday host, Rece Davis, as the two talk about how significant the show has become to the College Football World.

Bret Boone and Rece Davis come up with some possible solutions to the landscape of college football currently with some amendments to the transfer portal. Rece then reveals who he thinks is the team to beat in each of the big conferences.

Bret Boone turns his attention away from baseball for an episode as he's joined by College Gameday Host, Rece Davis. Boonie & Rece get into all things NCAA Football. From the biggest storylines, to how Rece would fix the transfer portal, to who he thinks will win the SEC, Big 10, Big 12 and ACC Conferences.

Bret Boone and Greg Amsinger reminisce on one of Boonie's most special moments as a player. Then, they get into the situation with the Diamondbacks and Ketel Marté. Did they handle the situation correctly?

Bret Boone and Greg Amsinger discuss the qualities that pure instincts bring to the game that analytics can't replicate and why that is more valuable than numbers.