Yankees Captain Aaron Judge catches up with Mookie during the Yankees-Dodgers series in LA. The 2022 AL MVP finally reacts to the infamous ‘Arson Judge’ tweet, details what it was like chasing home run No. 62, and shares why New York will always be home. Two of the best outfielders in the game connect over childhood sports and their best memories of the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry.

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Braves center fielder Michael Harris II catches up with Mookie in Atlanta to share how he’s been finding his swing again following his NL Rookie of the Year season. Money Mike also talks signing his extension, wisdom from Dansby Swanson, and legendary pitchers he would want to face. The two share more in common than just playing in the outfield… Mookie challenges Mike to a bowling tournament rematch and tries to teach the sophomore how to eat right with his ‘travel kitchen.’

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Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw joins Mookie during a road series in St. Louis. The Los Angeles teammates put the ‘Crying Kershaw’ meme in San Diego to rest and discuss what it takes to finally win your first ring and overcome the postseason production noise. The 3x NL Cy Young Winner also reveals his toughest at bats and shares a story how he almost got sent down to the minors in 2009.

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In the lead off spot for ‘On Base’, Mookie sits down with Brewers left fielder Christian Yelich in Milwaukee. The 2018 MVPs discuss their quest for more hardware, what it’s like to have Ken Griffey Jr. & Barry Bonds as a hitting coaches, and their thoughts on the pitch clock. Yeli even sets the record straight on his Chipotle bender and Pete Davidson comparisons.

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2x World Series Champion Mookie Betts interviews current MLB players for an up-close and personal look at their lives on and off the field. The first episode will air Tuesday, May 9 LIVE in the B/R app with Milwaukee Brewers left fielder Christian Yelich and will continue throughout the MLB season. 

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