In this episode, Tom Green welcomes Colorado broadcasting icon Drew Goodman, the voice of the Rockies, for a wide-ranging conversation about baseball, broadcasting, and life in Colorado. The two look back on the origins of the Rockies and how early figures like Don Baylor and Bob Gebhart helped build credibility for a brand-new franchise. Goodman shares his perspective on why altitude should be an advantage, not an excuse, and what it really takes for pitchers to mentally and physically handle Coors Field. The discussion also dives into the behind-the-scenes figures who shaped Denver sports television and the early career experiences that set Goodman on his path—from his first job in Aspen to calling games for NBC and eventually becoming the voice of the Rockies. He explains why the Rockies’ new front-office direction is critical for lasting change, reflects on the joy of working alongside partners like Jenny Cavnar and the late George Frazier, and opens up about what it means to see his son Zach embark on his own broadcasting journey. Filled with humor, reflection, and storytelling, this episode captures the enduring spirit of Colorado sports and the voices who have brought those moments to life.