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Richmond Flying Squirrels broadcaster Trey Wilson sat down with hitting coach Tommy Everidge to discuss the team's hot offensive first half of the season and some of the players who have been putting together solid campaigns so far this year, including Scott Bandura, Drew Cavanaugh, Bo Davidson, Jonah Cox, Parks Harber and Sabin Ceballos.
For our latest pregame conversation, Richmond Flying Squirrels broadcaster Trey Wilson sat down with third baseman/outfielder Parks Harber. They chatted about his journey from growing up in Atlanta to playing at the University of Georgia and later at the University of North Carolina, playing in the College World Series, signing with the New York Yankees, being traded to the San Francisco Giants and more.
For today's conversation, Richmond Flying Squirrels broadcaster Trey Wilson sat down with infielder Dayson Croes. They chatted about his journey from Aruba to playing junior college baseball in Iowa, transferring to NCAA DII Quincy University, playing independent baseball for the Winnipeg Goldeyes, signing with the San Francisco Giants, playing for Team Netherlands in the 2026 World Baseball Classic and more.
Richmond Flying Squirrels catcher Drew Cavanaugh sat down with broadcaster Trey Wilson to chat about his start to the 2026 season, his walk-off winners at CarMax Park, heading down to play at IMG Academy to finish his high school career, heading off to college, getting drafted by the San Francisco Giants and more.
Richmond Flying Squirrels outfielder Jonah Cox sat down with broadcaster Trey Wilson to chat about growing up in an athletic family, his run to the College World Series with Oral Roberts, being traded from the Oakland Athletics to the San Francisco Giants, his great start to the 2026 season and more.
For today's pregame conversation, Richmond Flying Squirrels broadcaster Trey Wilson sat down with pitcher Darien Smith, who was named the Eastern League Pitcher of the Month for April. They discussed his start to the season and his time at Double-A so far, as well as his journey through four colleges before landing at Southeastern University, where he was the NAIA Pitcher of the Year in 2024 before signing with the San Francisco Giants as a non-drafted free agent.
Trey Wilson sat down with former Richmond Flying Squirrels pitcher Jack Snodgrass to reflect on his time with the team, throwing the first no-hitter in the franchise's history and discusses his current career in comedy.
Richmond Flying Squirrels broadcaster Trey Wilson sat down with outfielder Turner Hill, who had a couple hits and an outfield assist on Opening Night at Erie on Friday night. They chatted about Hill's offseason, putting on good weight, goals and processes coming into 2026 and more.
Prior to the 2025 season and the final year of professional baseball at The Diamond, fans voted for the All-Diamond Team, celebrating their favorite players who have come through Richmond over the last 40 years on their way to MLB stardom. One of the three outfield picks was David Justice, who played for the Richmond Braves from 1988-1990. Justice was back in Richmond along with members of the 1989 Richmond Braves team for a reunion celebrating their Governors' Cup championship run during the Richmond Flying Squirrels' final series at The Diamond. While he was in town, Justice sat down with Flying Squirrels broadcaster Trey Wilson to chat about his time in Richmond before going on to a 14-year major league career with the Atlanta Braves, Cleveland Indians, New York Yankees and Oakland Athletics.
Before the 2025 season, fans voted for the All-Diamond Team, celebrating the biggest stars who have come through Richmond and played at The Diamond over the last four decades. The the All-Diamond Team manager, fans voted for Grady Little, who led the team in Richmond from 1993-1995. He helped the team reach the postseason all three years and the team won the Governors' Cup in 1994. For our latest episode, Richmond Flying Squirrels broadcaster Trey Wilson sat down with Little to chat about his years in Richmond.
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