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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we sit down with Dorian Gonzalez Jr., captain of the Miami Hurricanes baseball team. A Miami native through and through, Dorian reflects on his lifelong connection to the program—from growing up watching his father, Dorian Sr., play for the Canes alongside current head coach J.D. Arteaga, to now leading the team himself. He shares how his dad, who coached him through youth baseball and still helps with his game today, laid the foundation for his success. Dorian opens up about the close bond between his family and the Arteagas, and his deep friendship with J.D.’s son, Ari. He speaks candidly about the heartbreak of Ari’s tragic passing in high school and how he continues to honor his memory to this day. He talks about the pride and responsibility of being a captain, the bond within this year’s team, and how playing multiple sports growing up sharpened his skills on the diamond. We touch on what life beyond baseball might look like—and wrap up with fan-submitted questions to close out the conversation.
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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we sit down with Dorian Gonzalez Jr., captain of the Miami Hurricanes baseball team. A Miami native through and through, Dorian reflects on his lifelong connection to the program—from growing up watching his father, Dorian Sr., play for the Canes alongside current head coach J.D. Arteaga, to now leading the team himself. He shares how his dad, who coached him through youth baseball and still helps with his game today, laid the foundation for his success. Dorian opens up about the close bond between his family and the Arteagas, and his deep friendship with J.D.’s son, Ari. He speaks candidly about the heartbreak of Ari’s tragic passing in high school and how he continues to honor his memory to this day. He talks about the pride and responsibility of being a captain, the bond within this year’s team, and how playing multiple sports growing up sharpened his skills on the diamond. We touch on what life beyond baseball might look like—and wrap up with fan-submitted questions to close out the conversation.
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