Baseball Speakers — Book Athlete Speakers

With an incredible history and bright future, there is no denying that baseball is America’s national pastime. As history continues to be made, corporate groups, charities, universities, faith-based groups and other organizations understand the value of having a current or retired Major League Baseball player, manager or broadcaster at their event. Baseball speakers bring tremendous credibility to a variety of in-person speaking engagements, appearances, virtual events and more! They share great stories from their careers and touch on important themes like teamwork and overcoming obstacles.

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• Marty Brennaman — American Sportscaster Known For HIs Longtime Affiliation with the Cincinnati Reds

  You may recognize Marty Brennaman s voice before his name, as he has been the radio voice for the Cincinnati Reds Radio Network since 1974. Brennaman launched his career in broadcasting after growing

• Thom Brennaman — NFL Play by Play Broadcaster for Fox Sports

  Thom Brennaman is a broadcasting institution at Fox Sports, having called NFL games for the network since 1994. Brennaman was actually teamed with Hall of Famer Anthony Munoz on one of the six origina

• Craig Breslow — Chief Baseball Officer for the Boston Red Sox

  Craig Breslow is a former major league pitcher and the current Chief Baseball Officer for the Boston Red Sox. During his playing days, he was given the nickname “smartest man in baseball” by a Wall St

• George Brett — Hall of Fame Third Baseman for the Kansas City Royals

  George Brett is a retired professional third baseman, designated hitter and first baseman in MLB. Brett comes from a sports-minded family and has an older brother who was a Major League pitcher and tw

• Jeff Bridich — Colorado Rockies General Manager

  Jeff Bridich originally became the Colorado Rockies senior vice president and general manager in 2014. Before being promoted, he spent a decade working his way up in the Rockies organization. He origi

• Scott Brosius — 1999 World Series Most Valuable Player

  Scott Brosius played 11 seasons in the big leagues after being selected in the 20th round of the 1987 MLB Draft by the Oakland Athletics out of Linfield College. In 1991 he made his major league debut

• Kevin Brown — Retired Six-Time MLB All-Star

  At the height of his ability, Kevin Brown may have been the best pitcher in baseball.  Brown was a six-time All-Star, led the American League in wins in 1992, and won two National League ERA titles. 

• Hunter Brown — MLB Starting Pitcher for the Houston Astros

  The Houston Astros have Hunter Noah Brown as their top right-handed pitcher who quickly became one of the top young pitchers in Major League Baseball. Brown entered the professional baseball world aft

• Tom Browning — Cincinnati Reds Hall of Famer

  Tom Browning had a 12-year major league career and spent 11 of those seasons with the Cincinnati Reds. As a rookie in 1984, Browning broke out on the scene, going 20-9 with a 3.55 ERA. He was the firs

• Keon Broxton — Outfielder for the Milwaukee Brewers

  Keon Broxton was born May 7, 1990 and is an outfielder for the Milwaukee Brewers of Major League Baseball. He previously played for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Broxton remained in the Brewers' minor le

• Jay Bruce — Retired Three-Time All-Star for the Cincinnati Reds

  Three-time All-Star Jay Bruce was one of the best power hitters in baseball over his 14-year career. Bruce also won two Silver Slugger Awards and finished in the top ten in MVP voting twice. Overall,

• Bob Brudzinski — Retired Miami Dolphins Great and Restauranteur

  Bob Brudzinski was an NFL linebacker for 13 seasons, spending nine of those years with the Miami Dolphins. Brudzinski was a two-time All-Big 10 selection and an All-American at Ohio State. After his s