Podcast appearances and mentions of Bret Saberhagen

Bret Saberhagen joined The Drive to discuss his charity event at Harrah's and the start of the MLB season.

October 11, 1999 -- With the American League divisional Series between Boston and Cleveland tied at two games apiece, the Red Sox send Bret Saberhagen out to face Charles Nagy. In an eruption of runs, both starters find themselves out of the game by the third inning and the game tied at 8. With the season on the line, Sox manager Jimy Williams summons his ace, Pedro Martinez from the bullpen. The electrifying move sent shockwaves through Jacob's field since Martinez was removed from Game 1 after 4 innings due to a strained back, and all expected they had seen the last of Pedro's incredible 1999 season. Martinez was masterful, striking out eight and walking three despite having neither his fastball nor changeup at his disposal. Throwing hiscurveball almost exclusively, Martinez and the Red Sox won the rubber match of the ALDS 12-8 in what is cited as one of Martinez's greatest appearances. Also memorable in this game was the Indians strategy to intentionally walk shortstop Nomar Garciapara to face outfielder Troy O'Leary. Twice they walked Nomar and twice O'Leary returned the favor with a homerun driving in 7 runs for the day.October 11, 1985, George Brett steals the show in Game 3 of the 1985 American League Championship Series. Down 2-0 to Toronto in the series, Brett drove in or scored every Kansas City run, going 4 for 4 with a single, a double, and two home runs. When Brett wasn't busy torturing Toronto pitcher Doyle Alexander at the plate, he was mystifying in the field making a back-handed stop at third base to throw out a runner at home, and recording the final out to give the Royals a much-needed 6–5 win; their first in a series that they would win in seven games

October 11, 1999 -- With the American League divisional Series between Boston and Cleveland tied at two games apiece, the Red Sox send Bret Saberhagen out to face Charles Nagy. In an eruption of runs, both starters find themselves out of the game by the third inning and the game tied at 8. With the season on the line, Sox manager Jimy Williams summons his ace, Pedro Martinez from the bullpen. The electrifying move sent shockwaves through Jacob's field since Martinez was removed from Game 1 after 4 innings due to a strained back, and all expected they had seen the last of Pedro's incredible 1999 season. Martinez was masterful, striking out eight and walking three despite having neither his fastball nor changeup at his disposal. Throwing hiscurveball almost exclusively, Martinez and the Red Sox won the rubber match of the ALDS 12-8 in what is cited as one of Martinez's greatest appearances. Also memorable in this game was the Indians strategy to intentionally walk shortstop Nomar Garciapara to face outfielder Troy O'Leary. Twice they walked Nomar and twice O'Leary returned the favor with a homerun driving in 7 runs for the day.October 11, 1985, George Brett steals the show in Game 3 of the 1985 American League Championship Series. Down 2-0 to Toronto in the series, Brett drove in or scored every Kansas City run, going 4 for 4 with a single, a double, and two home runs. When Brett wasn't busy torturing Toronto pitcher Doyle Alexander at the plate, he was mystifying in the field making a back-handed stop at third base to throw out a runner at home, and recording the final out to give the Royals a much-needed 6–5 win; their first in a series that they would win in seven games

He pitches, he golfs and he helps others through his charity SABES WINGS. Bret Saberhagen tells stories of his career, being a 21 year old kid dominating MLB, especially during the 1985 season (in which his Royals won the World Series). Bret tells stories of George Brett. of his search for his birth family, and his love for golf, which carries over into his annual SABES WINGS golf tournament. Go to sabeswings.org for details and to contribute to his incredible charity which helps provide everyday living expenses for patients fighting cancer. Can you imagine a better reason to donate to a cause?

For today's episode, friend of the show, Bret Saberhagen, returned to catch up & promote his upcoming celebrity golf tournament! Bret & his wife, Kandace, are behind the ‘SabesWings' foundation that is on a mission to offer financial relief to cancer patients facing the crushing burden of Medical Financial Toxicity (MFT) Bret & Kandace were both inspired to help others after their own personal experience with cancer.For more information on how to support a great cause, please visit: http://sabeswings.orgFor video footage of this interview: https://youtu.be/4XoYSp3VDTo?si=q6MEJRVXKnrp1FXsFor more exclusive content, follow the Jim on Base Show on social media (Twitter/Instagram/TikTok): @JimonBaseShow

World Series MVP & Cy Young winner Bret Saberhagen vistied the studio to chat about his "Annual Strike Out Events" fundraiser next month & life after baseball. Thanks to all my partners: Dr. Daniel Lapidus & Larry Ackerman, Dr. Brad Kurgis of Kurgis Dermatology, California Fresh Markets, The SLO Wellness Center, Avila Bay Athletic Club & Spa, Joy of Shell Beach,  Michael Moore Sports Recovery, Gymnazo, and SLO Big Brothers Big Sisters.

World Series MVP & Cy Young winner Bret Saberhagen vistied the studio to chat about his "Annual Strike Out Events" fundraiser next month & life after baseball. Thanks to all my partners: Dr. Daniel Lapidus & Larry Ackerman, Dr. Brad Kurgis of Kurgis Dermatology, California Fresh Markets, The SLO Wellness Center, Avila Bay Athletic Club & Spa, Joy of Shell Beach,  Michael Moore Sports Recovery, Gymnazo, and SLO Big Brothers Big Sisters. Read More      

There have been a lot of notable players to suit up for the Colorado Rockies. In the past we've talked about players like Michael Cuddyer, Justin Morneau, and Jason Giambi but there are have a been several others that were some definite legends that made a brief stop in Colorado. Skyler and Dustin look back on the Mr. 3000-esque appearance of Dale Murphy, the acquisition of Bret Saberhagen, the unfortunate stint of Roy Oswalt, the sneaky good performance of Kevin Millwood, and round things off with perhaps the most disliked player in Rockies history, Jose Reyes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Border Patrol rolls into the 3rd hour getting the weekend weather forecast from KSHB 41's Jeff Penner.  Then Steven talks hoops with former Michigan State basketball player and basketball analyst Daimon Beathea.  Damon gives his thoughts game 1 of the NBA Finals and shares how he think this series will play out.  Then he talks about the possibility of the Lakers hiring Danny Hurley and the domino effect it could have on the college basketball landscape.  Then SSJ catches up with good friend and World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen.   Sabes talks about his charity SabesWings and what its all about.  He also shares how listeners can help and be a part of an great event SSJ and Sabes are putting together. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bret Saberhagen has a storied career including 2 Cy Young Awards and a complete game shutout to win the 1985 World Series MVP. But it's his life after baseball where he finds the most purpose. In this episode, the Try That guys sit down with Bret to hear stories of old pranks, playing with Bo Jackson, and his charity to fight cancer, SabesWings. To help support SabesWings, go to www.sabeswings.org.

In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the best Royals to the table for discussion.

Today on the show we have the huge honor of interviewing Former Royals LEGEND Bret Saberhagen. That's right, former 3x All Star, 2x Cy Young Winner, and World Series champion Bret Saberhagen sits down to discuss his career and also his work with SabesWings, a non-profit that provides financial support to cancer patients and their families. Listen as Saberhagen discuses being drafted, pitching in game 7 of the World Series, throwing a no hitter, and being an actor! Everybody make sure to go to SabesWings.org and read up on what Bret is up to these days. It's truly commendable! Thank you Mr. Saberhagen!

"The BEST Of The CJ Silas Show 2022-2023" features CJ's interns reminiscing on some of her favorite interviews with guests such as Monica McNutt, Bret Saberhagen, Chris Berman, and many more. Thanks to all my partners: Dr. Daniel Lapidus & Larry Ackerman, Dr. Brad Kurgis of Kurgis Dermatology, California Fresh Markets, The SLO Wellness Center, Avila Bay Athletic Club & Spa, Joy of Shell Beach,  Michael Moore Sports Recovery, Gymnazo, and SLO Big Brothers Big Sisters.

"The BEST Of The CJ Silas Show 2022-2023" features CJ's interns reminiscing on some of her favorite interviews with guests such as Monica McNutt, Bret Saberhagen, Chris Berman, and many more. Thanks to all my partners: Dr. Daniel Lapidus & Larry Ackerman, Dr. Brad Kurgis of Kurgis Dermatology, California Fresh Markets, The SLO Wellness Center, Avila Bay Athletic Club & Spa, Joy of Shell Beach,  Michael Moore Sports Recovery, Gymnazo, and SLO Big Brothers Big Sisters.

Cy Young Award Winner & World Series Champion Bret Saberhagen joins CJ to talk about his career, Shohei Ohtani's impact on the game today, & life after baseball.  Thanks to all my partners: Dr. Daniel Lapidus & Larry Ackerman, Dr. Brad Kurgis of Kurgis Dermatology, California Fresh Markets, The SLO Wellness Center, Avila Bay Athletic Club & Spa, Joy of Shell Beach,  Michael Moore Sports Recovery, and Gymnazo.

October 11, 1999 -- With the American Leaguedivisional Series between Boston and Cleveland tied at two games apiece, theRed Sox send Bret Saberhagen out to face Charles Nagy. In an eruption of runs,both starters find themselves out of the game by the third inning and the gametied at 8. With the season on the line, Sox manager Jimy Williams summons hisace, Pedro Martinez from the bullpen. The electrifying move sent shockwaves throughJacob's field since Martinez was removed from Game 1 after 4 innings due to astrained back, and all expected they had seen the last of Pedro's incredible1999 season. Martinez was masterful, striking out eight and walking threedespite having neither his fastball nor changeup at his disposal. Throwing hiscurveball almost exclusively, Martinez and the Red Sox won the rubber match ofthe ALDS 12-8 in what is cited as one of Martinez's greatest appearances. Alsomemorable in this game was the Indians strategy to intentionally walk shortstopNomar Garciapara to face outfielder Troy O'Leary. Twice they walked Nomar andtwice O'Leary returned the favor with a homerun driving in 7 runs for the day.October 11, 1985, George Brett steals the show in Game 3 of the 1985 American LeagueChampionship Series. Down 2-0 to Toronto in the series, Brett drovein or scored every Kansas City run, going 4 for 4 with a single, a double, and two home runs. When Brettwasn't busy torturing Toronto pitcher Doyle Alexander at the plate, he wasmystifying in the field making a back-handed stop at third base to throwout a runner at home, and recording the final out to give the Royals amuch-needed 6–5 win; their first in a series that they would win in seven games

When Francisco Álvarez was hit by a pitch yesterday to lead off the bottom of the ninth inning, Buck Showalter made the move that any manager would, sending in Tim Locastro to run for his catcher, needing him to go 270 feet to win the game.It turned out that Álvarez just could have scored as easily as Locastro did, as DJ Stewart singled, Mark Vientos walked, and Rafael Ortega laced the walkoff single to right field.The last time the Mets had a pinch-runner come in and score as part of a walkoff rally was three years ago today, Billy Hamilton in the seventh inning at Yankee Stadium, in a doubleheader nightcap where the Mets were the home team. In that one, Jeff McNeil walked against Aroldis Chapman, and Hamilton came in and stole second base before trotting home on Amed Rosario's two-run shot.In that instance, Hamilton represented the tying run. So did Juan Lagares when he scored on Dominic Smith's home run to end the 2019 season. But it is Lagares who was the previous Mets pinch-runner to bring home a walkoff run. On September 26, 2017, Kevin Plawecki greeted A.J. Minter with a single as the Mets were tied 3-3 with Atlanta. Smith walked and Rosario struck out before Travis Taijeron delivered the winning hit.There's been only one time in Mets history that a runner entered the game, stole a base, and scored the winning run, and it was in the 13th inning on April 23, 1992, after a duel between Bret Saberhagen and Donovan Osborne went scoreless into extras. The Mets had already caught Rex Hudler stealing in the 12th when Dave Magadan singled with one out in the 13th — he was replaced at first by Rodney McCray, who became famous the year before.You've seen that video a million times. You probably haven't seen McCray go to second on a Junior Noboa single, steal third, and after an intentional walk to Charlie O'Brien, score the winning run when Juan Agosto hit Daryl Boston with a pitch. Well, now you can, because that game is on YouTube, with Tim McCarver and Ralph Kiner on the call.Shoutout to Keith Miller, who pinch-ran for Garry Templeton after a leadoff single in the ninth inning of a 5-4 game, got picked off but advanced to second because Expos pitcher Barry Jones threw the ball away, then stole third and eventually scored on Kevin McReynolds' walkoff grand slam off Scott Ruskin. That was the last walkoff grand slam the Mets hit at Shea, following Mike Jorgensen in 1980 and Tim Teufel in 1986. Tim Harkness and Jim Hickman each did it in 1963 at the Polo Grounds, while Citi Field has had walkoff slams by Jordany Valdespin in 2013, Ike Davis in 2014, and José Bautista in 2018. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe

We take you back to July 27th, 1993

Could you imagine a house with all of George Brett, Bret Saberhagen, and Mark Gubicza? Former 2x All-Star, World Series Champion, and current Angels color commentator Mark Gubicza joins the show. He tells us what it was like playing with Bo Jackson and shares details about the daily dialogue he shares with Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani. (3:34) Mark Gubicza joins the show ... (7:58) How Gubie and Saberhagen snuck onto the Royals roster ... (12:01) Being teammates with Bo Jackson ... (18:15) Is Mike Trout less marketable than Derek Jeter? ... (23:30) Gubie's trade rumor conversations with Ohtani ... (27:39) Rapid fire with Gubie ... (30:15) Most underrated player on Angels?

In hour number 3 the guys got to talk with former Royals pitcher Bret Saberhagen as he joined to talk about SabesWings as they prepare for the Golf Tournament this weekend at Lions Gate. Find out how you can support the cause and learn more about Saberhagen's organization at  https://sabeswings.org/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a Royal hour on the BP to close out our Monday show. We start things off talking with former Royals pitcher Bret Saberhagen about the upcoming SabesWings Celebrity Golf Classic taking place this June out at the Nicklaus Golf Club in OP. Then, Royals Assistant GM Scott Sharp joined on the phone as he does every Monday during the season to discuss about this past weekends sweep and the upcoming week in baseballSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this Episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the right handed starting pitchers to the table for discussion. 

On the heels of learning that no one on the 2023 SSS Veterans ballot made the cut, Brett Ballantini quickly assembled our own Veterans Committee proper to try to shove at least one or two players into the Hall. Taking on this prestigious assignment were Malachi Hayes, Dante Jones, Joe Resis and Melissa Sage-Bollenbach. Guaranteed, you won't see one of our picks coming. Go figure; Brett is the softest voter, having supported all 10 on the ballot for the Hall Melissa states unequivocally that PED or other cheating associations eliminate players from her consideration; after all, Hall election is a privilege and a responsibility Scattered support of David Cone, Bret Saberhagen and Kevin Brown intrigues in the the first half of the podcast, but bites us in the ass in the second half Universally supported, without reservation: Kenny Lofton. He's in Our other elected candidate? Reminiscent of the Harold Baines Vet election (although Harold is not nearly as worthy a player), he finished NINTH in SSS reader voting. Not gonna tell you who it was, it's such a shocker. But like Dick Allen, he wore a helmet in the field Going forward, it's uncertain whether we will continue with the Veterans ballot in the future, as only one candidate of 10 getting more than 40% — and this on a LOADED and worthy ballot, with no limits on how many players you can vote yes on — does not make for a promising future But hey, this was fun, and here's hoping you enjoyed the back-room process of our votes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Frank Robinson was the first black manager when the Cleveland Indians hired him, but there was another black player who managed before Robbie . . . .     On November 4, 1948  Jake Powell, 39, former big league baseball star, shot himself to death in Washington police headquarters late today while being questioned on bad check charges. Powell had been picked up at the Union Station the complaint of a local hotel where he had been staying the past three days. After Powell was taken to the check and fraud division of local police headquarters and during the questioning police said he asked permission to leave the room for several minutes. Police said he stepped outside the door pulled out a 25-caliber revolver and shot himself once in the chest and once in the right temple.  With him when he was taken into custody was a woman who identified herself as Josephine Amder, of Deland, Fla. she told police she and Powell had planned to be married during the day, but later changed their plans. But Mrs. Elizabeth Powell, to whom the ballplayer had been married several years, said she was still his wife and as far as she was concerned there had been no separation. On November 4, 1889 — After a formal meeting of representatives from all National League chapters, the Brotherhood issues a “Manifesto” in which it claims that “players have been bought, sold and exchanged as though they were sheep instead of American citizens.” This bold statement constitutes a declaration of war between the Brotherhood and major league officials which will soon explode into the formation of the Players League.   86 years later . . . .   On November 4, 1976 — The first mass-market free agent re-entry draft is held at the New York Plaza Hotel. Among those available are Reggie Jackson, Willie McCovey, Joe Rudi, Don Gullett, Gene Tenace, Nate Colbert, Rollie Fingers, Don Baylor, and Bobby Grich. McCovey and Colbert are the only two players not selected, but McCovey will catch on with the Giants in spring training and have a banner year at his old first base position. Jackson will go onto star for the New York Yankees and win two World Championships. Fingers will have several excellent seasons for the Padres and Brewers including winning an MVP and Cy Young award. Baylor will go to win an MVP award.     On November 4, 1959 — – Ernie Banks wins his second National League MVP Award in a row on the strength of his 45 home runs and 143 RBI for the Chicago Cubs. Eddie Mathews finishes second.   What really made 1959 special for Ernie was his defense, his 3.5 Dwar is the highest of his career, he will be rewarded with a gold glove in 1960, but he was much better in 1959.       Fun fact from 1955 to 1960 his 248 home runs were more than anyone else in the majors, including Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays and Hank Aaron. His 5 Grand slams in a single season is still tied for the single season record in the NL. And was the MLB record until 1987.   On November 4, 2001, the Arizona Diamondbacks win their first World Series championship. Down a run to the Yankees in the ninth, the D-Backs rally against New York closer Mariano Rivera, winning on a single by Luis Gonzalez, 3-2. Tony Wolmack had tied the game 2 batters earlier, doubling down the right-field line. It was the first time since 1985, two twenty-game winners start Game 7 of the World Series when Yankee right-hander Roger Clemens (20-3) faces Curt Schilling (22-6) of the Diamondbacks at Bank One Ballpark in Arizona. Sixteen years ago, Bret Saberhagen (20-6) of the Royals squared off against Cardinal hurler John Tudor (21-8) in the Fall Classic finale at Kauffman Stadium.   The four-year-old Diamondbacks, the youngest franchise to win a Fall Classic, end New York's string of three consecutive World Championships. Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling share the Series MVP honors. The Arizona pitchers are the first multiple winners since the Los Angeles Dodgers trio of Ron Cey, Pedro Guerrero and Steve Yeager shared the award in the 1981 World Series. Following the 2010 season, a panel of experts at the MLB Network will vote this game the 9th greatest game of the past fifty years. It was the first time since 1985, two twenty-game winners start Game 7 of the World Series when Yankee right-hander Roger Clemens (20-3) faces Curt Schilling (22-6) of the Diamondbacks at Bank One Ballpark in Arizona. Sixteen years ago, Bret Saberhagen (20-6) of the Royals squared off against Cardinal hurler John Tudor (21-8) in the Fall Classic finale at Kauffman Stadium.     Birthday boy Dick Groat Born: November 4, 1930, Wilkinsburg, PA The acknowledged leader of the Pirates, Groat was a good-hitting shortstop with great range. He helped Pittsburgh to the World Series title in 1960, and after being dealt to St. Louis, played for their World Championship team in 1964. At Duke Univeristy, Groat was an All-American baskertball player who spurned offers to make professional basketball his career. In 1960 he was named National League Most Valuable Player, when he won the batting title.   Best Season, 1960 groat staved off challengers to win the batting title with a .325 mark. He excelled at Forbes Field: batting .363 at home and .290 in road games. A singles hitters, Groat had just 32 extra-base hits, one of the lowest marks by an MVP winner, but he was sure-handed in the field, as usual. As he did much of his career, Groat hit well against southpaws: .376 in 178 at-bats. After he slumped in July, Groat responded by hitting .373 in August and .344 in September/October. On September 6, a Lew Burdette pitch broke Groat's wrist, sidelining the shortstop for nearly four weeks. He returned the last weekend of the year and played in the World Series. After his playing career, Banks became the first African-American to manage in the Major Leagues on May 8, 1973, when, as a coach, he took over for ejected manager Whitey Lockman during extra innings of a 3-2 win over the Padres in San Diego  

Rick Mathews is a Special Assistant in Player Development for the Colorado Rockies. He's one of the few who has been with the club for all 30 years. Prior to Colorado he managed Mark Gubicza, Bret Saberhagen and David Cone in the minor leagues for Kansas City. He brings around 50 years of professional baseball experience

Former Major League Pitcher Bret Saberhagen relives his Major League career and tells his journey on Extra Innings with Bill Laskey See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Click below and join us for New York Mets Baseball Today May 15, 2022....The Mets pull out a gutty 5-4 win vs the Mariners behind Chris Bassit with fan favorite Patrick Mazieka providing the heroics with a clutch Home Run and we break it all down for you as well as give you an update on James McCann's injury...we talk about Paul Sewald's triunphant return to Citi Field as well as the latest craze in the Mets clubhouse the Travis Jankowski shirseys...plus we look back at Tom Terrific's one hit gem back in 70 on this date, Bret Saberhagen's injury in 92 and Jacob deGrom breaking a team streak on this date in 2014....plus as always birthdays, transactions, Trivia and Jeopardy. Enjoy your Sunday and the podcast and Let's Go Mets ! #NewYorkMets #SeattleMariners #baseball #ChrisBassitt #PatrickMazieka #JamesMcCann #PaulSewald # TravisJankowski #TomSeaver #BretSaberhagen #JacobdeGrom --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stan-phillips8/support

The 2 time Cy Young award winner, World Series MVP & 3 time all star, Bret Saberhagen, shared some stories from his upbringing, relived some World Series moments, and helped spread awareness about the Sabes Wings foundation. The Sabes Wings foundation helps lift those in need by assisting those with the financial burden of expensive medical costs when dealing with life changing illness etc. It is a wonderful foundation co founded by Bret's wife, Kandace, that helps many people who are afflicted by medical related issues. For more information check out the Sabes Wings foundation at: www.SabesWings.org Bret also spoke about a close friend of his, Toby Keith, who has not only been supportive of his charitable causes, but also has his own foundation that helps children with cancer called the OK Kids Corral. For more information, check out: https://www.tobykeithfoundation.org/

Friend of the podcast Noah Yingling stops by to give us an update on the lockout before selecting the best two outfield free agents that are actually in Colorado's price range. Plus, we get silly with a fantasy draft of ballplayers who don't really look like athletes. (There are several Hall of Famers, too.) "6 realistic free agent outfield options for the Colorado Rockies" by Noah Yingling "Kansas City Royals should retire at least one number for Bret Saberhagen" by Noah Yingling Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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George Brett, Bret Saberhagen, Bo Jackson... all standing out on an August 26th. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joshua Brisco talks to Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce alongside Kurtis Seaboldt to present him with an Honorary ESPY and to discuss his work in Kansas City and the Chiefs' goal of going 20-0 in 2021. Plus, Kansas City Royals legend and two-time Cy Young winner Bret Saberhagen joins the show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two-time Cy Young Award winner Bret Saberhagen joins the boys to talk  about his recent re-watch of his MVP award-winning performance in the 1985 World Series, that famous (infamous?) Ford commercial, whether or not he took anything while visiting The White House, both of his appearances on The Tonight Show, his love affair with golf and SabesWings, the foundation he started alongside his wife Kandace.

This week's Diamond Conversations welcomes former Major League Baseball superstar pitcher, Bret Saberhagen. A dominant pitcher throughout his career, Bret solidified his position as an Ace during the 1980s and 1990s with durability and pure dominance.Now, Bret and his wife Kandace are taking on a new challenge and lifting those in need with SabesWings. Kandace is a three time breast cancer survivor. SabesWings was developed to help those who are experiencing firsthand, the costs of caner treatments and the lack of opportunities presented to patients. From the SabesWings website: "The spirit of love, the gesture of kindness, the support of our wings lifting those in need when presented with fear. SabesWings was established to assist those suffering from financial medical toxicity because no patient should choose between treatment and everyday expenses." Learn more about SabesWings by visiting their website (https://www.sabeswings.com/). You can also find all of the information for their upcoming events this September that include a dinner, live auction, golf tournament and cooking with Celebrity Chef, Roshni Gurnani.

Teenage phenom, Bret Saberhagen discusses his magical climb from 19th round high school draft pick to World Series MVP by age 21!Follow along as Bret shares with us which of his three all-star games meant the most to him, what it was like “off the field” with the great Kansas City Royals teams of the 80’s, and how he managed to join only Doc Gooden and Fernando Valenzuela as the only three men ever to win the Cy Young before age 22.

Ross Patterson, Dan Hollaway, and Rob Fox are joined by Kansas City Royals great and two time Cy Young winner Bret Saberhagen to talk about Bret’s baseball career, including the infamous Don Denkinger call at first base in the 1985 World Series against the St. Louis Cardinals, Bret’s World Series MVP, playing with Bo Jackson, how he held Rickey Henderson on first, George Brett’s famous accident, why Major League Baseball pitchers can barely get through five innings today, and the Saberhagens’ incredible breast cancer charity SabesWings.com.    Sign up today at MyBookie.AG and use promo code DRINKINBROS to secure your first deposit bonus up to $1000!   BruBag.com

My Three Things with @WillByington - Episode 6 - Featuring MLB All-Star and 1985 World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen #MyThreeThingsPodcast Bret is a former professional baseball right-handed starting pitcher. He played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Kansas City Royals, New York Mets, Colorado Rockies, and Boston Red Sox from 1984 through 2001. Saberhagen is a three-time All-Star, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, a Gold Glove Award winner, and was named the Most Valuable Player of the 1985 World Series. Charity: https://www.sabeswings.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bretsaberhagen/ Bret's Three Things below: . . . . . . . . . . . . . #1 - LOVE TALK: Devotional For Couples by Drs. Les & Leslie Parrott - https://amzn.to/2P0L609 #2 - Sting Radio on Pandora/Spotify, Seal Radio on Pandora/Spotify and Smooth Dinner Jazz Playlist on Pandora/Spotify #3 - The Queen's Gambit (https://youtu.be/CDrieqwSdgI) Ted Lasso (https://youtu.be/3u7EIiohs6U) Bonus Points: The Highwomen featuring Brandi Carlile, Marren Morris, Natalie Hemby and Amanda Shires - https://www.thehighwomen.com/ Nathaniel Rateliff - https://www.nathanielrateliff.com/ John Prine - https://www.johnprine.com/ Foo Fighters - https://www.foofighters.com/ Morgan Wade - https://www.morganwademusic.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Boone Podcast welcomes 2-Time Cy Young Award Winner, and 1985 World Series MVP, Bret Saberhagen.

Two-time Cy Young Award winner, Bret Saberhagen steps into The Batter's Box for Episode 67! Throughout a big-league career that spanned parts of 16 seasons from 1984-2001, Saberhagen authored a legacy as one of the great right-handed pitchers of his generation. He'd go onto retire as a three-time All-Star with a sparkling 3.34 lifetime ERA and 167 wins to his name. Saberhagen takes host Al Malafronte through not only some of his highlights on the field which included a no-hitter and World Series MVP performance for the Kansas City Royals, but also his love of the performing arts. While pitching here on Broadway for the New York Mets, Saberhagen caught his fair share of theatre and even took on a few acting gigs of his own in Married with Children and The Scout. A man of many talents, he even did some singing and dancing in the classic 'Saberhagen Shuffle,' which recently saw a second life right here in New York City on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. These days, Saberhagen continues to do phenomenal work for SabesWings, a foundation he started with his wife Kandace. SabesWings aims to assist those suffering from financial medical toxicity because no patient should choose between treatment and everyday expenses. You can find more information on the foundation's website. Connect with Bret Saberhagen on Instagram: @bretsaberhagen Connect with Break a Bat! on Instagram: @break_a_bat_podcast Hosted by Al Malafronte Produced by the Broadway Podcast Network  Edited by Matthew Hendershot Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike and Natalie talk about why they chose the fantastic guests they did and highlight some of their favorite moments of the past seven months’ worth of episodes. We revisit Steve Kerr’s savage sigh at his daughter’s college volleyball game and the absurd chant Mike led at Dodger Stadium during the 1982 L.A. City baseball championship. We hear New Orleans Saints star Cam Jordan talk about why raising a black child is America carries daunting overtones and get some insight from rap legend Luther Campbell (aka Uncle Luke) into his late friend Tupac Shakur’s psyche as it pertained to social activism. Two doctors at the forefront of the COVID-19 fight, Greg Huhn and Ajay Nirula, tell us why Dr. Fauci is a legend, and Brandi Chastain takes some current women’s soccer stars to task. Former NFL receiver turned political commentator Donté Stallworth tells a Bill Belichick story with an unexpected twist. Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur gets grilled by an unlikely interviewer, former Oklahoma and Dallas Cowboys coach Barry Switzer looks back on a drunken argument with Jerry Jones, and Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay tells Mike why he shouldn’t worry that rock icon Stephen Stills hates him.

Nick and Shawn talk about Justin Simmons signing his franchise tender and if the Broncos missed out on bringing back both of their safeties after letting the valuable Will Parks sign with Philly and not getting a long-term deal done with Simmons. Former Colorado Rockies outfielder Dante Bichette joins the show to talk about exciting times at the old Mile High and why it was the best place to play baseball. Bichette remembers his walk-off on Opening Day and his first days with the Rockies going up against Bret Saberhagen. Bichette decides how far this year’s Rockies team can go and notes that bullpen pitching can always be crucial in Colorado. Bichette says the Rockies are a slugging team with young Trevor Story and veteran Nolan Arenado making noise. Bichette says Rockies outfielders just need to grind it out in Coors Field and he trusts Charlie Blackmon to work it out and change his game. Shawn asks Nick about the Rockies scrimmaging and how Colorado might stack up in a shortened season with Matt Kemp and without Ian Desmond. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to the Glove Talk Podcast!  Today's episode features 2-time Cy Young Award winner Bret Saberhagen.  Bret is an American former professional baseball right-handed starting pitcher. He played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Kansas City Royals, New York Mets, Colorado Rockies, and Boston Red Sox from 1984 through 1999, and a comeback in 2001. Saberhagen is a three-time All-Star, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, and a Gold Glove Award winner. He led MLB in wins and earned run average in 1989, and threw a no-hitter in 1991. This podcast is sponsored by Vitamin 1.   Vitamin 1 is a delicious non-sugar drink loaded with B vitamins and electrolytes.  It has natural flavor and no artificial coloring.  Hydrate your health with Vitamin 1. https://www.drinkvitamin1.com/ This podcast is sponsored by Lumberlend Bat Mugs.  Lumberlend baseball bat mugs are made out of a hollowed barrel of a bat that holds 12 ounces of hot or cold beverages.  They are the perfect gift for any player, coach, parent, or die-hard fan.  Drink straight from the barrel all year long with the Lumberlend Bat Mug!  Go to lumberlend.com and design your bat mug today!  

Former Royals pitcher Bret Saberhagen joined Vern as part of the Tyrann Mathieu Foundation's Radiothon for COVID-19 relief!

Host Bill Donohue begins the show welcoming former NewYork Mets pitcher Bret Saberhagen, followed by former Mets catcher Todd Hundley.    

174 - Talkin' Chicago Sports w/Ball & Hawk Sports Show + Talkin' w/Bret Saberhagen! A look at Jack's guest appearance on Chicago's "Ball & Hawk Sports Show" with CJ Hawk, talkin' Chicago Sports, Yankees & Cubs Baseball, Summer Internship Stories + so much more! Also, a look back at 1985 World Series Champion Bret Saberhagen's interview with Ryan Dempster on "Off The Mound" at Tempe's 2020 Innings Festival! This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Welcome to UnforMETable, an Amazin’ Avenue Audio show that looks back on less heralded, more obscure Mets players from the past. Before Nate Silver borrowed his last name as an acronym for his baseball projection system, Bill Pecota was the quintessential utility player. He moved between AAA and the majors for the Royals so often, his teammates nicknamed him “I-29” after the interstate between Omaha and Kansas City. Pecota was coming off a career year in 1991, when the Mets were looking to salvage some last glory days out of a 1980s near-dynasty running on fumes. He came to the Mets as a piece in a huge trade for Bret Saberhagen and—like the Mets franchise—had an incredibly disappointing 1992 season. Though he did manage to make a footnote in Mets history as the first position player to ever toe the rubber. As always, you can listen or subscribe to this and all of our wonderful Amazin’ Avenue Audio podcasts through Apple Podcasts, where we encourage you to leave a review if you enjoy the show. It really helps! And you can find us on the Stitcher app, or listen wherever you get your podcasts. If you’ve got an idea for a player to be featured on UnforMETable, let us know in the comments. Make sure to follow Rob on Twitter (@WolffRR), and you can now follow the show, too (@unformetable). Tune in next week for another tale from the Mets’ past. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our guest this week is Bret Saberhagen!  The 1985 World Series MVP and two-time Cy Young Award winner stopped by to talk a little baseball as well as some of his exploits from playing the celebrity golf circuit.  Specifically, the American Century Championship.  Also, he shares his thoughts on why pitchers make good golfers.   New Blog Post!The Match:  Sometimes Par is Good Enough to Win The Legendary Prank on Harvey! Links American Century ChampionshipBret Saberhagen - Twitter Subscribe to The Back of the Range Subscribe in Apple Podcasts and SPOTIFY! Also Subscribe in YouTube,  Google Play , Overcast, Stitcher Follow us on Instagram:  @thebackoftherangepodcast Email us:  ben@thebackoftherange.com Website:  www.thebackoftherange.com Voice Work by Mitch Phillips Check him out at mpvoice.com

Former Kansas City Royals Mike Sweeney, Reggie Sanders, Bret Saberhagen and Hall of Famer George Brett flew to the Middle East as part of a USO tour in September of 2018.  The behind the scenes look at what makes U.S. troops operate as a winning team included visits to multiple bases, highlighted by hundreds of service members gathered with the former players to watch a Royals game via satellite on September 11th for a night of baseball, food, camaraderie and stories.  The gathering actually took place at 3am local time on September 12th and led to an incredible synergy between all involved. 

Long before he became an NBA champion as a player and coach, baseball was Steve Kerr's best sport. In high school he twice pitched at Dodger Stadium in city championship games — once on the wrong end of Bret Saberhagen's no-hitter. To this day he roots for the Dodgers, but as an East Bay resident, he says he'd love to go to games at a new A's ballpark. San Francisco Chronicle national baseball writer John Shea sits down with Kerr to talk ball.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to Amazin’ Avenue Audio, where we talk about, of all things, Burning Man.  First up, former Met and Cy Young Award winner Bret Saberhagen joins the show to discuss his time in New York, the changes in the game since he played, and what he thinks of the Mets' current starting pitching. (1:12) Next, Steve Sypa goes over the final Minor League players of the week for 2018. (19:56) Brian Salvatore and Rob Wolff discuss the recent run of great starting pitching, as well as the plan for David Wright. (34:45) Finally, Allison McCague brings us an exceptionally pleasant version of the Nimmometer and the deGrometer, including a game where Brandon Nimmo and Jacob deGrom combined for practically the entire win. (1:18:41) As always, you can listen or subscribe to the podcast through Apple Podcasts, where we encourage you to leave a review if you enjoy the show. It really helps! And you can find us on the Stitcher app, listen through the embedded player below, or download the podcast directly from Blog Talk Radio. You can follow all of our contributors on Twitter: Bret Saberhagen (@BretSabes), Brian (@BrianNeedsaNap), Rob Wolff (@WolffRR), Allison McCague (@petitePHD), and Steve (@stevesypa). And don't forget you can email the show at podcast@amazinavenueaudio.com, and we'll be back next week for another edition of Amazin' Avenue Audio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today Steve talks to 2-time Cy Young Award winner and World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen about his baseball career.

A classic for baseball/Royals fans, MLB and Royals HOFer George Brett & Royals HOFer Bret Saberhagen talk about the new generation of MLB player, how the game has changed, and dig in to the intricacies of hitting and pitching like no other! Listen to 2 of the GREATEST Royals ever talk about the game the way it should be played, where it's headed, and what they're doing now! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/les-norman/support

Hope springs eternal, especially at Major League Baseball's Spring Training. In this episode, we recap the MLB offseason and discuss some relatively anonymous Spring Training heroes of yesteryear. Levi shares some Spring Training factoids. Gabe dishes out some Arizona and Florida rock and roll trivia. We close with stories of failed comebacks from Babe Ruth and Bret Saberhagen.

November 3, 2016 Steven and Nate talk World Series with 2-time Cy Young winner and World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen in his weekly segment on The Border Patrol. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

October 27, 2016 Steven and Nate talk World Series with 2-time Cy Young winner and World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen in his weekly segment on The Border Patrol. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

October 20, 2016 Steven and Nate talk MLB Playoffs with 2-time Cy Young winner and World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen in his weekly segment on The Border Patrol. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

October 13, 2016 Steven and Nate talk MLB Playoffs with 2-time Cy Young winner and World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen in his weekly segment on The Border Patrol. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

October 6, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with 2-time Cy Young winner and World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen in his weekly segment on The Border Patrol. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

September 29, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with 2-time Cy Young winner and World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen in his weekly segment on The Border Patrol. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

September 22, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with 2-time Cy Young winner and World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen in his weekly segment on The Border Patrol.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

September 15, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with 2-time Cy Young winner and World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen in his weekly segment on The Border Patrol.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

September 8, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with 2-time Cy Young winner and World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen in his weekly segment on The Border Patrol.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

September 1, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with 2-time Cy Young winner and World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen in his weekly segment on The Border Patrol.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

August 25, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with 2-time Cy Young winner and World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen in his weekly segment on The Border Patrol.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

August 19, 2016 Steven and Nate talk to former Royals pitcher and Cy Young winner Bret Saberhagen LIVE in studio during his weekly segment on the Border PatrolSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

August 11, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with Bret Saberhagen in his weekly appearance on The Border Patrol.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

August 4, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with Bret Saberhagen in his weekly appearance on The Border Patrol.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

July 28, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with Bret Saberhagen in his weekly appearance on The Border Patrol.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

June 21, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with Bret Saberhagen in his weekly appearance on The Border Patrol live from The American Century Celebrity Golf Championship in Lake Tahoe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

July 14, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with Bret Saberhagen in his weekly appearance on The Border PatrolSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

July 7, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with Bret Saberhagen in his weekly appearance on The Border PatrolSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

June 30, 2016 Nate talks Royals with Bret Saberhagen in his weekly appearence on The Border Patrol.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

June 23, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with Bret Saberhagen in his weekly appearence on The Border Patrol.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

June 23, 2016 The first hour of The Border Patrol with Steven St. John and Nate Bukaty which is a TV simulcast on 38 The Spot.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

June 16, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with Bret Saberhagen in his weekly appearence on The Border Patrol.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

June 10, 2016 Steven and Nate talk Royals with Bret Saberhagen in his weekly appearence on The Border Patrol. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew, Emma, Brent, and Chase interview 1985 Cy Young winner and World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen! Photo Courtesy: Chris Vleisides / Kansas City Royals

Join Andrew, Chase, Brent, and Emma as they interview Royals legend Bret Saberhagen, discuss the Hot Stove, and more! Call in anytime at (310)-794-9348

Basking in the Post-All-Star Week Glow, the Royalmen met up in a newly redesigned Fake Ned's Man Cave to talk Royals Baseball. We talked with Curtis Kitchen about the trials and tribulations of Eric Hosmer and what the Royals should do to fix him. Then, we spoke with Author Marc Normandin about his new book project "The Hall of Nearly Great" a collection of essays about "nearly great" baseball players. We spoke about his essay on Bret Saberhagen as well as what an incredible lineup of authors who contributed to the project including Jason Parks, Joe Posnanski and Bradford Doolittle. The show then turned to the RMR press tour where Michael Engle was on National Public Radio and Troy Olsen was on KCTV Channel 5. We wrapped up the show with a cameo by Chris's son Brett who talked about Fan Fest and what we liked. Join us every week here at RoyalmanReport.com for the best Royals talk through the rest of the year and beyond.

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