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Exclusive Buddy Black end of the season interview, plus stop talking about firing John Elway, and Drew doesn’t know what a PSL is!
On the heels of the Buddy Black, Dick Monfort, and Jeff Bridich’s season ending press conference, Julie and Drew have their own final synopsis of the season. Drew also address Nolan Arenado’s comments of not knowing where this team is headed or what the Rockies are going to do about it. Drew also sat down with Buddy Black for a lengthy interview addressing the good ,the bad, and just downright ugly of the season. With the Broncos 0-4, and losing 8 straight games, no subject is off the table. One of the most controversial topics these days has been whether or not to fire Broncos General Manager John Elway., which both Julie and Drew think is absurd. What is also absurd, is the Broncos defense being the weakness of this team, instead of it’s strength. We finish off the podcast with a game of “Would you rather,” where we start off by discussing the issues between Altitude Sports and Direct TV, Comcast, and Dish Network. With the Colorado Avalanche season opener upon us, it looks like no deal is done, and nothing coming down soon. We throw in a little Drew Lock, and Drew admits he just recently found out what PSL means. Really, Drew? To ask Drew and Julie a question, just go to thedrewgoodmanpodcast.com or contact them directly on twitter @drewgoodman42 or @juliebrowman1.
The ball may be juiced, but is that such a bad thing? Wade Davis probably thinks so, and speaking of Rockies pitchers, we bring you the Kyle Freeland interview part two. Plus, Drew may have the greatest horoscope you could ever hope for.
Drew and Julie start off by talking how unwise it is for Drew to run in 108 degree Arizona heat. We then talk about a pitcher who is on the hot seat himself, which woud be Wade Davis. The conversaton turns to the debate whether the ball is juiced, but Drew wonders if that’s a bad thing. We hear the Kyle Freeland episode part two where Kyle talks about his MLB debut at Coors Field, and his first post season appearance against the Cubs. We finish the show with a game, where Drew weighs in on the Broncos Emmanual Sanders and Bradley Chubb. We finish off with Julie reading Drew his horoscope, which isn’t a bad thing until Julie makes a key mistake in her wording. For more on the show go to thedrewgoodmanpodcast.com or contact them directly on twitter @goody42 or @juliebrowman1
Why the 2019 season feels so disappointing, Kyle Freeland interview part one, and Drew may be the only person who doesn’t think Barry Bonds is a jerk.
We start off the episode with an ode to the Colorado Rockies Bark in the Park, and what a cool event it is. Speaking of dogs, it’s been a dog of a season for the Rockies. Julie and Drew weigh in on why the season feels different than past years. Drew had a chance to sit down with Rockies starter Kyle Freeland who opens up about how special it was to follow the Blake Street Bombers as a child. Kyle also fills us in on how he ended up being a pitcher, even though he was a pretty good hitter growing up. Kyle also admits why he has a chip on his shoulder, and the fact that he still gets nervous before starts. We finish the show off with a game of ten questions. The highlights include what goes through Drew’s head when some of the Rockies relievers come into the game lately, how much he would pay to meet Abe Lincoln, and his unusually pleasant interaction with Barry Bonds. To ask Julie and Drew a question, just log onto their website thedrewgoodmanpodcast.com or contact them directly on twitter @drewgoodman42 or @juliebrowman1
What happened to the Rockies in July? Plus our DJ LeMahieu interview and Troy Tulowitski’s legacy in Denver
In episode number three, Drew is in Cincinnati with the Rockies, while Julie is back home in Denver. Right off the top, we talk about what the heck happened to the team in the month of July, and what the vibe was like in the clubhouse during that stretch. Drew offers his thoughts on how the team can get back track, and the players that will have to step up in order to achieve that. Also, with Troy Tulowitski recently retiring, we talk about the impact Tulo made in Denver.
Drew also had a chance to interview former Rockie DJ MeMahieu on the team’s visit to New York. While DJ loves being a Yankee, he admits he misses Denver and his teammates. We finish off the show with a game of “would you rather?” where Drew weighs in on if the Rockies should be buyers or sellers before the trade deadline, and we come up with a pretty darn good idea to add to baseball broadcasts. To contact Drew and Julie, or to purchase Drew’s book “If These Walls Could Talk,” just log onto their website at thedrewgoodmanpodcast.com or contact them directly on twitter @juliebrowman1 or @DrewGoodman42.