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One opinion I often hear is that MLB teams need more young Black people in their front office. That is true, but the path to getting into a position as an MLB Front Office Executive is tricky. Those future GMs may have grind at levels they didn't even know existed.
Brandon Rembert is one of those future GMs currently out on the grind. Brandon is a development scout for the Pittsburgh Pirates. At 25, he has taken control of his career and is working to put himself off the road and in an MLB Front office someday.
On this episode of the Black Baseball Mixtape Podcast, I (Cheats) chop it up with Brandon and discuss his path to the Pirates organization, his love for the game, and his playing career. I think you will find Brandon insightful, knowledgeable, and entertaining. I'm sure you will enjoy this conversation.
Thank you to our partners: Steelo Media, the Players Alliance, Herencia 21, and Numbers Game.
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On this episode of the Black Baseball Mixtape, Cheats talks with TT Bowens of the Bowie Baysox—the Connecticut native- about his journey in baseball and the mental approach that has led to his success.
TT was a late bloomer in the game and grew his confidence playing at Central Connecticut State. Now, in pro ball, TT stays focused and grounded on being the best player and person he can be every day.
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The Black Baseball Mixtape is brought to you by our partners Steelo Sports, the Players Alliance, Henrincia 21, and Numbers Game Sportscards.
I know it's Monday, but today's message is not a new podcast; it's a life update.
We need a few things from you:
New things coming:
Black Baseball Mixtape Scorecards via Numbers Game: https://www.numbersgame.co/products/black-baseball-mixtape-single-game-scorecard
New hat collabs are coming via Pro Image (Richmond Flying Squirrels, Norfolk Tides, Hilldale Club).
A ton of new unboxings...
I spoke with Donta' Williams of the Bowie Baysox on this Black Baseball Mixtape podcast episode. Donta' is a Las Vegas native. He played college baseball at the University of Arizona and was a 4th Round draft pick of the O's in 2021.
Donta and I talk about his personal journey to pro ball and the importance of a strong foundation in the game. Donta' had excellent leadership from his youth coach, Coach Ceasar in Vegas, and his family. Without that leadership, he would not be where he is today.
He also shares his love for a VA natvie in Jackie Bradley Jr. Being from VA myself, I love to hear that.
This episode is filled with authentic conversation and support. It should be shared with every young player who dreams of making the pros but has been doubted along the way.
This episode is brought to you by BBM in partnership with Steelo Sports, the Players Alliance, Herencia 21 (caps), and Numbers Game (scorecards). If you'd like to partner with BBM, please email [email protected].
Please share, rate, and review this episode. Thanks.
Daniel "Jet" Johnson is a veteran in the stacked Orioles farm system. The Bay Area native continues a legacy of Black ball players, including Frank Robinson, Joe Morgan, Dave Stewart, Rickey Henderson, Curt Flood, Jimmy Rollins, CC Sabathia, and many more who claim the Oakland area home.
In this episode, I chat briefly with DJ about his childhood journey and how he stays focused in a loaded farm system.
If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe, rate, and review.
The Black Baseball Mixtape podcast partners with Steelo Sports, The Players Alliance, Herencia 21, and Numbers Game. If your company wants to partner with the Black Baseball Mixtape, don't hesitate to contact us at [email protected].
Have you ever wondered what it's like to play professional baseball in the Mexican Pro League? This episode of the Black Baseball Mixtape podcast (BBM) answers that question and more with RHP Ronnie Williams. On this episode, you will hear from Ronnie what it's like to be a pro player in Mexico. What it was like being a pro player in Korea. You will also learn Ronnie's keys to success and hear about his unique baseball background growing up in Florida.
This episode is for curious baseball fans who want to learn more about what it takes to be a professional pitcher in the US and abroad.
This episode is brought to you by Steelo Sports, the Players Alliance, Herencia21, and Numbers Game. Please visit all of our excellent partners.
Also, please subscribe, rate, and review the Black Baseball Mixtape. Your reviews matter.
On this episode, Cheats talks with the #14 prospect in the Guardians organization, former 2021 1st-round draft pick Kahlil Watson. Watson is a Virginia native with strong ties to the Commonwealth. He grew up playing in adult leagues all around the Tri-Cities region. He was in Richmond last week with the Akron RubberDucks (AA). It was his first time playing professionally before many family and friends, and K-Wat brought the community out.
During the episode, we discuss his upbringing, how he fell in love with baseball, his professional development, and much more. Kahlil talks a lot about his current opportunity with the Guardians organization and unlocking his full potential.
Watson, who just turned 21 this week, has a bright future in baseball. I have a feeling we will all hear his name for many years.
This episode is brought to you by Steelo Sports, the Players Alliance, Herencia21, and a special shoutout to our newest sponsor, Numbers Game.
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On this episode of In the Booth with Flobo Boyce, Flobo is joined by Mia from Black Girls Love Baseball.
What started as a fun side project has become one of baseball's more engaging social media platforms. Black Girls Love Baseball follows the adventures of Mia and her friends as they show their Atlanta Braves fandom throughout MLB.
Flobo and Mia discuss the platform, its origins, and future plans. They spar over what team has the meanest fans and whether the Braves mascot is a carbon imitation of the Philly Phanatic (you make the call).
As always, we'd like to thank the Players Alliance, Steelo Sports, and Herencia 21. Please subscribe, rate, and review this and all the episodes on the BBM podcast platform.
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Sherman Johnson, AKA Coach Sherm or Sherm, is a natural leader. He's played at every level of baseball and became a hitting instructor with the Orioles last year. This season, at the age of 33, Sherm accepted the position of Upper-Level Hitting Coordinator.
Sherm works with every level within the organization. While he is gaining experience daily, I was in Norfolk to see him work with the hard-hitting Tides. I marveled at his ability to relate to the young prospects while commanding their attention during instruction. He has earned respect among the vets, who are very close to his age. Sherm is a sure-fire future manager one day. I'm sure you will enjoy this episode.
Steelo Sports and Herencia21 bring this episode to you—a special thanks to the Players Alliance.
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What's good, BBM family!
BBM founder Cheats is here to touch on the five things that had him talking in baseball this week.
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Special thanks to the Players Alliance, Steelo Sports, Herencia 21.
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