In his still relatively young career, Daniel Medina has seen it all when it comes to the high school landscape. He has coached at an inner-city Denver public high school with a $400 budget, an [...]

Eastern Mennonite University is a beautiful little school, nestled right up next to the much larger James Madison University and the beautiful Shenendoah National Park, in Harrisonburg, Virginia. We’ve had the chance to talk with [...]

The thing about most coaches is that they know that this is what they were meant to be doing. There’s something about the impact you can make on people’s lives that drives you. Such is [...]

40 years. Let that sink in. That’s how long Bob Babb has been leading the baseball program at Johns Hopkins University. Looks like the school and Coach Babb both know a good thing when they [...]

It would be easy to argue that there could be one podcast devoted to nothing but California junior college baseball — the history, current events, and the all the people who’ve played or coached along [...]

Every now and then we’ll see a story that really illustrates what it is we’re trying to achieve as coaches in amateur athletics. Earlier this year a video went viral — and it didn’t involve [...]

Aaron Frey is a Sabetha boy who took his coaching passion and expertise a few other places over the years until he heard three years ago that Sabetha High School was starting a baseball program. [...]

“20th year of coaching in the SEC” may be the best way to succinctly summarize the measure of success that Mike Bianco has had at Ole Miss. Baseball in the SEC provides as little wiggle [...]

If we had to paint a portrait of a coach who represents one of the largest groups within the coaching community, it would be of Wayne Meyer. Full time high school teacher. Full time coach [...]

Experience is typically the best teacher when it comes to figuring out why we’ve decided to give so much of ourselves to the coaching life. Yeah, we think it’s all about baseball when we start [...]