Kenny Chesney appeared on MLB Network’s “Intentional Talk” on Thursday, a program that is co-hosted by Kenny’s good friend and former Red Sox first baseman Kevin Millar.

It was an entertaining discussion covering a wide range of topics. They also showed a lot of photos of Chesney and Millar hanging out.

You can download and watch the show at MLB.com. Kenny comes on around 9 minutes in.

(H/T mommykms)

Kenny Chesney is comfortable in an arena, but he’s also comfortable stepping into the sports arena… and he’ll do just that on Tuesday afternoon when he joins his friend Kevin Millar on Intentional Talk live on MLB Network.

Intentional Talk is a baseball program hosted by Millar and Chris Rose that airs weekdays between 5 and 7 pm ET. They focus on hot topics and current events in baseball, with appearances from special guests in sports, entertainment and pop culture

Millar, former first baseman for the Boston Red Sox, tweeted the news Monday evening that Chesney would be his guest:

some good guesses and a quick answer my boy @kennychesney will be on @IntentionalTalk on @MLBNetwork at 5pm et. lets talk some #oldbluechair

— Kevin Millar (@KMillar15) January 31, 2012

(H/T Country Music Is Love)

The New Orleans Saints crushed the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday night, and Kenny Chesney was there with his pal Sean Payton who was recovering from a leg injury suffered on the sidelines last week.

Payton’s surgically repaired left leg was still in a bulky brace after taking a crippling hit on the Saints’ third offensive play during last week’s loss to Tampa Bay. The Superdome’s coaching booth is barely equipped to handle able-bodied legs, so Payton’s inflexible peg leg had to be propped up on a chair more than likely. Everything about the situation reeked of uncomfortableness, and then came kickoff.

Payton wasn’t able to leave the press box with the injury, which he knew would be the case going into the game. So Payton chowed down a hot dog and then his good buddy, country music star Kenny Chesney, joined him to pass the time. (Yes, that really happened.)

A new single from Kenny Chesney is available for download now from iTunes and AmazonMP3. “Rise Up” is the theme song to a new ESPN series that premiers Tuesday night.

Download at iTunes now for $1.29.

The single is also available at AmazonMP3 for $1.29.

Watch a clip from ESPN Rise Up here.

Kenny Chesney appeared on the Today Show Friday morning and performed “The Boys of Fall” to celebrate kickoff of the NFL season. Watch below:

Those of you that watched the Today Show this morning looking for Kenny Chesney were disappointed, as it was erroneously reported that he’d be performing. Instead, according to your TV guide, he’ll perform tomorrow (Friday, the 9th).

9/11 anniversary tour of Ground Zero; a New Jersey town ten years after 9/11; stay in touch with your kids; from “Parenthood,” Lauren Graham; Today’s Pets’ gentle giants; protect your breasts from cancer; Kenny Chesney performs.

So set those DVR’s again for Friday!

What better way to kick off the NFL season than with Kenny Chesney singing “The Boys of Fall”?

Tune in to NBC’s Today Show Thursday morning to watch Kenny sing his hit single about football in the fourth hour.

Chesney performed for the Today Show Summer Concert Series back in June. Watch his performances.

Update – Kenny will actually be on Friday, instead of Thursday.

Kenny Chesney is in Boston for two shows at Gillette Stadium, and on Friday morning he made time to visit the Boston College football team:

Coach Frank Spaziani assembled the team at 9:45 a.m. and played Chesney’s music video “The Boys of Fall,” which chronicles the emotion involved with the game of football. At the conclusion of the video, Spaziani surprised the team by introducing Chesney, who received a standing ovation.

Chesney spoke to the team about the importance of personal sacrifice and sacrifice as a team in order to achieve goals. Spaziani presented Chesney with a Boston College football jersey and hat.

Kenny Chesney is in New York / New Jersey this weekend for a show at the New Meadowlands Stadium and on Friday he made time to visit the Jets training camp:

Avid football fan Kenny Chesney stopped by the New York Jets’ training camp today, to hang with Coach Rex Ryan and several of his players. Kenny is in New Jersey to play an already history-making show at the Meadowlands Stadium, where the Jets play. Uncle Kracker, Billy Currington and Zac Brown Band are also on tomorrow night’s (August 13) bill, which is the biggest single-ticket country show in the New York City/New Jersey area since 1983, when Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard and Linda Ronstadt drew more than 51,000 concertgoers to their joint show in the area.