On this episode we discuss the state of college baseball with the announcement of Furman University removing their baseball program. We dive into a heartfelt message between Coach Harker and one of his players. We also spend some time discussing dealing with a player who is self-sabotager! #thisiswhywecoach

On this episode we sit down with the current Washington Nationals Bullpen Catcher, Brett Austin. He has a very unique story that involved making some tough decisions early on in his career. He is one of the hardest workers we know and offers a ton of insight about the game from both the players and coaches perspective.

On todays episode we sit down with Ben Sanderson, The Director of Player Development at NC State University. We discuss his coaching journey, the impact legendary coach Keith LeClair had on him, how scouting in the Mariners organization helped him grow, and what they’re doing at NC State to continue to produce electric an electric offense year in and year out. Sit back, grab something to take notes with, and enjoy this episode!

On this episode, we catch up with former MLB utility man Elliot Johnson. We discuss his unusual journey into professional baseball. EJ opened up about the challenges of being a “4A player”, spending time in triple A and the Majors for 5 different organizations. We asked about his infield philosophies and what makes a great hitting coach. We also found out how EJ is staying involved in the game, helping the next generation of professional ball players. You won’t want to miss this!

On this episode we sit down with Mitch Canham- Head Coach at Oregon State University. We dive into way more than just baseball talking about leadership, changing hardships to opportunities, and his journey to achieving his dream job. Mitch even opens up on a personal note about some of the struggles he's had in his life. This is an episode you're not going to want to miss!

In this Episode, Host's Kyle Wilson and Danny Healey reveal the WHY behind starting this podcast and dive into 5 personality traits they feel you need to be a successful leader.