Andy Beshear discusses his lifelong Cincinnati Reds fandom on podcast
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 4:15 AM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear expressed his passion for the Cincinnati Reds during an appearance on the "We Love Our Team" podcast. He shared insights on his favorite Reds players, including Tony Pérez, Johnny Bench, Eric Davis, and Barry Larkin, highlighting memorable moments such as the 1990 World Series. Beshear discussed his personal favorite ballpark snacks and offered thoughts on key decisions made by the Reds organization, the challenges surrounding the signing of Ken Griffey Jr. The governor also mentioned his preferred walk-up song, illustrating his connection to both baseball and politics.
- •Beshear is a lifelong Reds fan and shared insights on a podcast.
- •He names Tony Pérez, Johnny Bench, Eric Davis, and Barry Larkin as his top players.
- •Beshear recalls watching the backup catcher win in the 1990 World Series.
- •He discusses his go-to ballpark food preferences.
- •Beshear hints at future political ambitions while being active in local sports culture.
- 4:15 AMYahoo Sports — 5 things about Andy Beshear and his love for the Reds, baseball
"Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear shares his favorite Reds players, ballpark snacks, and memories on a new podcast.
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