On April 11, 2021, Hope Trautwein-Valdespino did something no one in NCAA Division I softball history had ever done: a seven-inning perfect game where all 21 outs were strikeouts. Ask her about it, and she'll tell you it wasn't her. In this episode of Out of Left Field, the KC Diamonds pitcher opens up about the game that made history, transferring to Oklahoma and going 22-1 with a 0.77 ERA on the way to a national championship, the moment she was ready to hang up her cleats, and the faith and gratitude that carry her — plus the bullpen sessions with her husband Dom that have already cost him a thumb.

▶️ IN THIS EPISODE:
- Kansas City's reaction to pro softball — grocery store thank-yous & sold-out energy
- Who Hope is outside the circle: family, faith & having fun
- Her husband Dom catching every bullpen (and the dislocated thumb to prove it)
- Growing up in Pflugerville near Dell Diamond & looking up to Cat Osterman
- Full circle: from the Little Leaguer on the field to the pro signing autographs
- The perfect game: April 11, 2021 — 21 batters, 21 strikeouts & why she says it wasn't her
- "It's a game of failure" — what team chemistry really means
- The teammates who shaped her, from North Texas to Oklahoma
- Her advice for young pitchers: dive into the mental game & command the field
- Oklahoma: the 22-1 national championship season & the program that changed her life
- "I was ready to hang up the cleats" — and the phone call she still makes to Patty Gasso
- Faith, self-doubt & doing something with what you're given
- Her five-year vision for pro softball

🥎 ABOUT HOPE TRAUTWEIN-VALDESPINO:
Hope Trautwein-Valdespino is a professional softball pitcher for the KC Diamonds of the Pro Softball League (PSL). At North Texas, she became the first pitcher in NCAA Division I history to throw a seven-inning perfect game with all 21 outs by strikeout, and was the 2021 Conference USA Pitcher of the Year. She transferred to Oklahoma and went 22-1 with a 0.77 ERA to help the Sooners win the 2022 national championship. Over five college seasons she compiled an 82-25 record with 850 strikeouts, and has since pitched professionally in the WPF (All-WPF Team, 2023) and Athletes Unlimited.

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This episode was recorded in Durham during All-Star Cup weekend, before the news that Kayla would miss this year's Cup.

Kayla Kowalik might be the busiest person in softball: reigning AUSL All-Star Cup champion, catcher in the USA Softball National Team pool, and a Division I assistant coach at Texas Tech under Gerry Glasco — all at the same time. And none of it was a straight line. In this episode of Out of Left Field, Kayla opens up about growing up a twin, being so overmatched as a right-handed hitter that she started over from the left side, the identity crisis of being "just a slapper" while her sister hit the home runs — and how betting on being herself rewrote Kentucky's record book.

▶️ IN THIS EPISODE:
- Coaching at Texas Tech while playing pro — and calling herself the "emotional support coach"
- Why she waits until the cage is empty to try her own drills (and the one Gerry Glasco had to step in on)
- Coaching on instinct, playing on a hunch & the coaches who let her be herself
- Growing up a twin: sharing everything with her sister Gabbie, then choosing different colleges
- Starting over as a lefty slapper & the identity crisis that followed
- "You're going to go farther being you than trying to be somebody else" — her answer to comparison
- Her Kentucky legacy: the record book, bleeding blue & the people in her corner
- How the USA Softball National Team pool actually works & the road to the 2028 Olympics
- The perspective flip: what pro softball players get that other pro athletes don't
- How she went from dodging the All-Star Cup format to falling in love with it

🥎 ABOUT KAYLA KOWALIK:
Kayla Kowalik is a professional softball catcher for the Carolina Blaze of the Athletes Unlimited Softball League (AUSL) and the reigning AUSL All-Star Cup champion, winning the 2025 individual title while leading the league in batting average (.486), hits, and RBIs. At Kentucky (2019–23), she set the program's all-time records in hits, triples, runs, and total bases with a school-record .424 career average, earning First Team All-America honors and the Johnny Bench Award as the nation's top catcher. The 2023 WPF Rookie of the Year, she serves as an assistant coach at Texas Tech under Gerry Glasco and is a member of the USA Softball National Team pool.

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Carley Hoover left American softball after LSU and became one of the best pitchers in the world — 2022 Player of the Year in Japan's JD League, a league-record 198 strikeouts in a season, and a career that made her a legend overseas. Then she came home to the Portland Cascade and found a sport she barely recognized: sold-out crowds, little girls in autograph lines, and a league that finally gives players a place to stay. In this episode of Out of Left Field, recorded during the Cascade's inaugural season, Carley opens up about winning the Little League World Series in Portland at 12, the LSU lessons she still uses in Japan, reinventing herself season after season, and the saying from her Japanese coach that keeps her going: when you stop learning, you die.

▶️ IN THIS EPISODE:
- Full circle: winning the Little League World Series in Portland at 12 — host families, Pop-Tarts & all
- Her parents being honored by Little League
- LSU at "peak college time" — Beth Torina's lessons & how you do one thing is how you do everything
- The JMU Supers & winning on the road when you're not supposed to
- The rain-delay regional: 8 hours in the locker room, 3 food orders & "give me the ball"
- Building a career in Japan: respect, gratitude & the JD League
- "They study you, they watch you, they learn you" — reinvent or get your teeth knocked out
- The injury that ended her first AUSL season with the Blaze before it started
- Joining Portland late & the "stay available" mindset
- Her extra-inning, complete-game walk-off & the sold-out crowd in Hillsboro
- "I didn't know that many people cared about softball" — coming home to a changed sport
- Her message to the next generation: there's a place for everybody
- Why she still plays: when you stop learning, you die

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS (adjust to final cut):
00:00 – Cold Open: Reinvent yourself — or get your teeth knocked out
00:35 – Welcome to Out of Left Field
01:00 – The Little League World Series in Portland at 12
03:30 – Her parents' Little League honor
05:00 – LSU, Beth Torina & how you do one thing is how you do everything
07:45 – The JMU Supers: winning where you're not supposed to
09:30 – The rain-delay regional & "give me the ball"
11:30 – Japan: they study you, they watch you, they learn you
14:00 – The injury year with the Blaze
15:30 – Joining Portland late & staying available
17:45 – "I didn't know that many people cared about softball"
19:45 – What 12-year-old Carley would think
21:45 – There's a place for everybody
22:45 – Her why: when you stop learning, you die

🥎 ABOUT CARLEY HOOVER:
Carley Hoover is a professional softball pitcher for the Portland Cascade of the Athletes Unlimited Softball League (AUSL). After starting her college career at Stanford, she became an LSU legend — ranking fifth in program history with 754 strikeouts, throwing three no-hitters, and earning two NFCA All-America honors. She built a professional career in Japan's JD League, where she was named 2022 Player of the Year after a league-record 198 strikeouts for Denso Bright Pegasus, and enters 2026 ranked eighth on the league's career strikeout list. She joined the Cascade via the 2026 Expansion Draft.

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Amber Fiser pitched for Athletes Unlimited in 2021 — then spent five years in independent ball, out of the spotlight, learning to love the game in a whole new way. In May, one phone call from the Chicago Bandits reserve pool changed everything. In this episode of Out of Left Field, the former Minnesota All-American opens up about the lowest point of her life after college, what five quiet years taught her about who really shows up, the 136-pitch complete game she didn't even realize she threw, and the two-word Bandits motto that says it all: with you.

▶️ IN THIS EPISODE:
- Small-town Iowa roots & the Midwest underdog mentality
- Why players from cold-weather states have to make every opportunity count
- The rookies teaching her lessons: Ailana Agbayani, Taryn Kern & more
- "The phone works both ways" — what COVID taught her about one-sided friendships
- Five years in Indy Ball: losing the spotlight & finding herself
- The lowest point of her life after college — and who helped her love the game again
- The Bandits' "with you" motto & the culture in Chicago
- Opening Day starter for the Bandits & the 136-pitch complete game
- Pinch running for the first time since high school — in a lefty helmet
- The story behind #13: her dad's 3, her mom's 11 & a number that follows her everywhere

🥎 ABOUT AMBER FISER:
Amber Fiser is a right-handed pitcher for the Chicago Bandits of the Athletes Unlimited Softball League (AUSL). An All-American at Minnesota, she pitched in the 2021 Athletes Unlimited Championship Season, spent five years in independent professional softball, and returned to the pro spotlight in 2026 after being selected from the AUSL Reserve Athlete Pool — starting Opening Day for the Bandits and throwing a 136-pitch complete game win over the Carolina Blaze.

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Paige Sinicki won the first Gold Glove in Oregon softball history, a Big Ten championship, and played in the Women's College World Series. Then, at 22, with no family history and no symptoms, she was diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer. In this episode of Out of Left Field, the Portland Cascade infielder opens up about the sticky note mantra — "One for One" — that carried her through 8 rounds of chemotherapy, the teammates who showed up to every infusion, and her emotional return to professional softball at Hillsboro Ballpark.

▶️ IN THIS EPISODE:
- Growing up in Henderson, Nevada & chasing her brother into softball
- 4-hour drives every Friday to play for the Corona Angels
- Derek Jeter, defense wins championships & the first Gold Glove in Oregon softball history
- The values that ground her: growth, heart & gratitude
- Being 5'3" and overlooked — "the game doesn't know how big you are"
- November 11: the breast cancer diagnosis at 22
- "One for One" — the sticky note that got her through 8 rounds of chemo
- Why chemo felt like a softball season
- The teammates who showed up to every single infusion
- How faith carried her through treatment
- Her return with the Portland Cascade — replacing Sis Bates & the at-bat that brought the crowd to its feet

🥎 ABOUT PAIGE SINICKI:
Paige Sinicki is a professional softball infielder for the Portland Cascade of the Athletes Unlimited Softball League (AUSL). At Oregon, she became the first player in program history to win the NFCA Rawlings Gold Glove (2024), was named Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year, and helped lead the Ducks to a Big Ten championship and the 2025 Women's College World Series. Diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer at age 22, she returned to professional softball just eight months later.

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Erin Coffel made history as the first-ever AUSL MVP — and in this episode of Out of Left Field, recorded in Chicago just hours before first pitch on the 4th of July, she opens up about the mindset that got her there. From small-town Illinois and a high school state championship with her best friends, to Kentucky, Florida, and pro softball with the Chicago Bandits, Erin breaks down the "delusional belief" philosophy that changed her career, the battle between Self 1 and Self 2, and why she told her team to stop chasing last year's version of themselves. In this episode: Small-town roots, a high school state championship & still taking ground balls on her old field The high school coach who taught her to believe in herself (and hated her sidearm throws) Overcoming negative self-talk: "sometimes you just gotta be a little bit delusional" The Mindset Mentor podcast episode that changed everything Self 1 vs. Self 2 — The Inner Game of Tennis applied to softball Mentoring young athletes and how teaching became her own reset Winning the first-ever AUSL MVP and handling the expectations that follow "Be you right now" — the message she gave her team after a rough spring scrimmage Kim Ng's leadership and why players believe in the AUSL's future How Skylar Wallace inspires her every single day The legacy she wants to leave: it's okay to truly care TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 – Intro from Chicago 00:35 – Small-town life & winning a state championship with her best friends 01:25 – The high school coach who changed the game for her 03:21 – The sidearm story: "the whole entire team is running" 03:44 – Combating negative self-talk at the plate 04:05 – Delusional belief & the Mindset Mentor podcast 05:03 – Self 1 vs. Self 2: The Inner Game of Tennis 06:47 – Mentoring teammates & young athletes 07:35 – Winning the first-ever AUSL MVP 08:52 – "Be you right now" — letting go of expectations 10:15 – Coach Walton, Florida & who shaped her vision for softball 11:30 – Why Skylar Wallace motivates her every day 11:58 – The legacy she wants to leave behind ABOUT ERIN COFFEL: Erin Coffel is a professional softball player for the Chicago Bandits and the first-ever AUSL MVP. A standout at Kentucky before serving as a graduate assistant at Florida under Coach Tim Walton, Erin grew up in small-town Illinois, where she won a high school state championship. She now mentors young athletes through remote lessons while competing at the highest level of professional softball. ABOUT OUT OF LEFT FIELD: Out of Left Field is a softball podcast and media platform telling the real stories of the athletes growing the game. Hosted by Abby Alonzo, OLF features long-form conversations with professional softball players, college stars, and the voices shaping women's sports. This episode is part of the Summer of Softball tour — 10 stops covering the WCWS, all six AUSL markets, the PSL, and the AUSL Championship Series. This episode is presented by Solaro Shades — Official Eyewear of the Out of Left Field Tour. Use code OLF for free shipping! SUBSCRIBE for new episodes all summer long! #ErinCoffel #AUSL #ChicagoBandits #ProSoftball

Jazmyn Jackson on Her Historic Triple Crown, Atlanta Smoke & Pro Softball Around the World DESCRIPTION Jazmyn Jackson has played professional softball all over the world — the Netherlands, Italy, Mexico, Athletes Unlimited, and now the Atlanta Smoke in the AUSL. In this episode of Out of Left Field, recorded in Kansas City just three hours before first pitch, Jazmyn opens up about her historic Triple Crown season in Liga Mexicana de Softbol, the story behind the number 24 and her love for Rickey Henderson, and the mindset shift that changed her entire career: calling herself a professional athlete first. In this episode:

• Why Jazmyn fell in love with softball — and why it's really about the people
• What it's like playing for the Atlanta Smoke in the AUSL
• Pro softball in the Netherlands vs. Italy vs. Mexico — culture, coaching & competition
• Playing in front of tens of thousands of fans in Mexico's MLB-like atmosphere
• Her Triple Crown season: .519 batting average, 10 home runs, 32 RBIs
• Hitting .857 with 4 home runs in the championship series
• The Rickey Henderson influence and unlearning the fear of being "too much"
• "I'm a professional athlete" — the identity shift that changed everything
• Reimagining Resistance Through Radical Love: Jazmyn's advocacy and mission
• Creating the first Manager of Civic Leadership role at Athletes Unlimited
• Her message for young girls: show up exactly as who you are

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 – Intro from Kansas City (PSL tour stop)
00:42 – Falling in love with softball & the people behind it
02:41 – Playing for the Atlanta Smoke
04:42 – Netherlands vs. Italy vs. Mexico: pro softball around the world
06:36 – Mexico's fans & the most MLB-like season of her career
08:15 – KC Diamonds & communities rallying around women's sports
09:09 – Realizing her impact on women's sports
10:39 – The historic Triple Crown season in Mexico
12:43 – The story behind #24 & Rickey Henderson
15:42 – Unlearning the box: "I'm a professional athlete"
19:03 – Reimagining Resistance Through Radical Love
21:14 – Where her advocacy comes from & Athletes Unlimited
23:38 – Advice for the next generation of girls in sports ABOUT JAZMYN JACKSON:
Jazmyn Jackson is a professional softball player for the Atlanta Smoke. A former Cal Bears standout, she has played professionally in the Netherlands, Italy, Mexico, and Athletes Unlimited. In Liga Mexicana de Softbol, she made history as a Triple Crown winner, hitting .519 with 10 home runs and 32 RBIs. Off the field, Jazmyn is an advocate and business owner whose mission is "Reimagining Resistance Through Radical Love." ABOUT OUT OF LEFT FIELD:
Out of Left Field is a softball podcast and media platform telling the real stories of the athletes growing the game. Hosted by Abby Alonzo, OLF features long-form conversations with professional softball players, college stars, and the voices shaping women's sports. This episode is part of the Summer of Softball tour — 10 stops covering the WCWS, all six AUSL markets, the PSL, and the AUSL Championship Series. This episode is presented by Triple Crown Jewelry and Solaro Shades. SUBSCRIBE for new episodes all summer long

Jess Clements — UCLA & Cal Poly outfielder and AUSL Chicago Bandits rookie — joins Out of Left Field for a raw, honest conversation about identity beyond the sport, processing disappointment as a pro, the dad letters that shaped her, and what makes the AUSL culture so special. Filmed in Chicago on the OLF Summer of Softball nationwide tour. ▶️ SUBSCRIBE for more long-form athlete storytelling! ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ IN THIS EPISODE ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ - From Salinas, CA to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo — agriculture major turned softball star - Why she entered the transfer portal & chose UCLA for her fifth year - Earning her master's in coaching & leadership while playing pro - Being a "learner": where her curiosity and competitiveness come from - Tying self-worth to performance — and learning to let go - The autograph debate: athletes are people, not just performers - Her dad's daily emails from birth, printed in binders she still keeps - Quitting pitching (and the letter that set her free) - Playing up with older girls, isolation & finding your support system - Processing disappointment & pressure as a pro right now - How a veteran teammate's words grounded her mid-slump - What makes the AUSL bond and culture genuinely different ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ TIMESTAMPS ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 00:00 Intro — On the green in Chicago 00:36 Jess's story: Salinas, Cal Poly & UCLA 01:12 Pursuing a master's while playing pro 03:24 Where the hunger to learn comes from 04:14 Bringing a learner's mindset to softball 05:30 What Cal Poly taught her 06:22 Identity beyond the sport & the autograph debate 09:08 Serving others as a character trait 09:48 Her dad's influence & the daily email letters 12:10 What those letters mean to her now 12:18 Quitting pitching — the email that freed her 13:16 Softball dads & playing up with older girls 14:11 Advice to her younger, isolated self 15:50 Processing disappointment as a pro 17:28 Who she leans on right now 18:18 The AUSL vets, rookies & a teammate's reminder 19:43 Why the AUSL culture matters for women's sports ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ABOUT JESS CLEMENTS ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Jessica "Jess" Clements (#5) is an outfielder for the AUSL Chicago Bandits, drafted in the 2025 allocation draft. A Salinas, California native, she starred at Cal Poly — leaving as the program's career batting average leader (.414) and the 2022 Big West Freshman Field Player of the Year — before transferring to UCLA, where she was a key bat on the Bruins' Women's College World Series run. She was the 2024 Big West Conference Player of the Year and a three-time NFCA West All-Region selection, and earned her master's in coaching and leadership through UCLA's John Wooden program. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ABOUT OUT OF LEFT FIELD ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Out of Left Field (OLF) is an independent softball podcast and media platform built on long-form athlete storytelling — going beyond the box score to the people behind the game. Hosted by Abby Alonzo. #OutOfLeftField #JessClements #AUSL #ChicagoBandits #Softball #UCLASoftball #CalPoly #WomensSports #ProSoftball #SoftballPodcast

Out of Left Field host Abby Alonzo sits down with Utah Talons catcher and 2025 AUSL Champion Sharlize Palacios — one day before the Talons' first ever home opener in Salt Lake City. Sharlize opens up about growing up in Chula Vista, California in a family where softball and baseball were everything. Her dad was drafted by the Cleveland Indians. Her sister played for Team Mexico in the Olympics. And Sharlize? She walked out to the front yard in her sister's catcher's gear at 5 years old and never looked back. In this episode, Sharlize gets into:

• Growing up around elite athletes and how her family shaped her career
• The travel ball days with Jadelyn Allchin, Maya Brady and the Orange County Batbusters
• The fear of entering the transfer portal and how UCLA changed her life personally and professionally
• Imposter syndrome, mental health, and what it really takes to compete at the highest level
• What it's like being one of 90 elite athletes in the AUSL — and the culture they're building together
• The origin of her nickname "La Chispa" — and her connection to Fernando Tatis Jr.
• Her vision for professional softball in the next five to ten years

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📍 Timestamps: 0:00 — Introduction & Salt Lake City opening day energy 2:15 — Growing up in Chula Vista with a baseball and softball family 6:30 — Her dad and sister as her hitting and catching coaches 10:00 — Travel ball days with Jadelyn Allchin and the Orange County Batbusters 15:30 — The decision to transfer and entering the portal 21:00 — Losing her grandma and the personal side of the transfer to UCLA 25:00 — Imposter syndrome and mental health in elite athletics 30:00 — What it's like competing alongside the best 90 softball players in the world 36:00 — The culture of the AUSL and what they're building together 41:00 — The origin of "La Chispa" and Fernando Tatis Jr. 46:00 — Her vision for professional softball in five to ten years 50:00 — The dodgeball tournament and closing thoughts

This week on Out of Left Field, Abby Alonzo sits down in person in Oklahoma City at the Women's College World Series (WCWS) — the first in-person episode of the Summer of Softball Tour — with Chelsay Day, founder of Legacy Creators Management, for a real conversation about building a career in sports representation from the ground up. Recorded at the WCWS in Oklahoma City, Chelsay opens up about how she got into being a sports agent and the genuine personal relationships she's built with the athletes she represents. We get into what it really takes to manage talent in today's softball world, including her work with stars like Jocelyn Alo, Alyssa Brito, Kinzie Hansen, Kelsey Stewart-Hunter, and Ashton Lansdell. We also dig into the bigger stuff: being a woman in sports, being a mom while building a company, why making time for yourself matters and how she actually does it, and why a strong personal brand is everything for athletes navigating the NIL era. This one's for anyone who loves softball, follows the business side of women's sports, or wants to understand what a sports agent actually does. This episode is presented by Triple Crown Jewelry.  Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you don't miss a stop on the Summer of Softball Tour — kicking off at the WCWS in Oklahoma City. #Softball #WCWS #WomenInSports