Podcast Episodes

“I’ve been a state representative for the last four years now,” Scholten said. “And so I’m the only person to ever play professional baseball while also serving in an elected official position.”

“I'm saying, 'Hey, I I love clothes, and food, and wine, and travel' and I find it amazing that people are shocked by that," Leone says. "They're like 'I thought you only love baseball.' No! We have other things that we love other than baseball. "

When Kory DeHaan looks back on his playing career, it’s easy to imagine an alternate version of his story - one where he stays healthy, patrolling a big-league outfield into his thirties and riding off into retirement. But fate had other plans. That detour, built on a freak injury and a series of setbacks, is exactly what pushed him toward his life’s real calling: developing young athletes, shaping better people, and helping families navigate the often chaotic world of player

Trayvon Robinson admits that as a younger player, there were instances where he might not have conducted himself appropriately. Being suddenly brought into the Major Leagues by the Seattle Mariners and then swiftly relegated to the bench was a challenging experience that required time to overcome. Now, 37 years old and the hitting coach of the Lancaster Stormers, Robinson is only appreciative of the game and everyone that guided him through it.