Bret Boone on his baseball education, and embracing the family legacy

In this episode of "Stitch x Stitch'' we feature Bret Boone, the product of an esteemed, three-generation family of major leaguers. His grandfather, Ray, was a World War II Navy veteran and a 13-year big leaguer. His father, Bob, was a World Champion and seven-time Gold Glove-winning catcher. Bret perpetuated the family legacy with his brother Aaron, making three All-Star teams and winning four Gold Gloves and two Silver Slugger Awards during a 14-year MLB career. Like his dad, Bret played an active role in union leadership, including a stint as the Cincinnati Reds' assistant player representative in 1994-95 during the longest strike in MLB history. He covers a lot of ground in this entertaining and informative sit-down. Chapters (00:00:04) - Brett Boone on His Grandfather's Contribution(00:04:53) - Bob Boone on His Dad's Advice(00:10:08) - Brett Jones on Donald Fear and His Leadership(00:14:11) - Joey Factor on the Baseball Strike(00:21:58) - George Springer on the Players' Strike(00:29:24) - Former Mariners shortstop Yeri Flynn on the PA(00:32:37) - Brett Boone on Baseball's Future(00:34:19) - The MLBPA Stitch by Stitch Podcast