In episode 1 Casey takes us through growing up in the iconic Erickson baseball family, the history of the Diamond Kings Traveling baseball team, and his early HS career. Casey is an absolute baseball dude and this is some high level baseball talk here. Enjoy everyone! Part 2 will go into the end of his HS career, college, pro ball, and life after.

A couple of stories from local baseball legend and leader of the Erickson baseball family. Enjoy!

Back for another episode of Out of Left that no one asked for. We cover the Jay Crawford episode, the process of the show, sponsors, direction of the show, the savannah bananas, and travel ball. An absolute blast to chop it up with my brother Joey.

In Pt.2 Spitty takes us through his magical senior season, setting records, getting drafted, his 3 years career in pro ball, awesome stories along the way, life after baseball, and a baseball Q/A. This whole episode was simply amazing, I hope everyone enjoys.

A short radio interview done with local legends on the press box. Thanks for the love 1450.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3l7Lx6Auk74D2uA1UEcI87?si=W_64ABKeQFKZN3klQqqX8Q.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3AjrHvyd6UFpYSWZsrNmz7?si=jscQa42wS2afOpA77lkChg

In this 4th installment of out of left field Joey and myself go live to chat about the show direction, Jason Knoedler, PJ Finigan and life(baseball) in general.

This is not a baseball story, it's an Odyssey. In Pt.2 PJ takes us through this stories career at SIUC where he eventually becomes the MVC Joe Carter Player of the year, earning 1st team as a SS and P. We learn all about the magic that is the Cape Cod Baseball League, getting drafted in the 7th round by Tigers, and enjoying a short but very strong pro career before devastating elbow injuries changed his path. PJ takes us through his new path in baseball as a coach, the life he has built, and finally recently being named the head coach at D1 Lindenwood University followed by a Q/A. This was an all time baseball talk with an all time baseball guy. We easily could have kept going. Thank you for taking us on this epic journey brother PJ!