Episode 30: Josh Bissonette

Mark Fischer joins the podcast! Mark is a coach at Tread Athletics and has been working with me for the past 6 months and has been regarded as the greatest sidearm pitching coach in the world. Mark talks about his journey through throwing and hopefully into pro ball

Quinn Brodey comes on the podcast and talks about his time at Stanford and then his 7 years in the minor leagues, as well as the transition to other parts of the field.

We are back! After a very long hiatus I will be back posting episodes again! This first episode is just an hello and catching everyone up on my own life from the past 2 years. We will start having guests coming on soon!

We have the head of Clubbie on this week to discuss his new platform for finding housing for Minor Leaguers and other professional athletes all across the US.

The kid from Sac City comes on the podcast to talk about his explosion as a prospect from a small town in California to reaching AAA in his first full season.

Texan, former Yankee prospect, and current 40 man roster player for the Pittsburgh Pirates, Canaan Smith-Njigba, comes on the podcast to tell us his story of coming up through the Yankee system and having some of the biggest names in the game be his role models.

The podcast takes a much more analytical approach as we bring Eric Sexton on the podcast. One of the core members of baseball cloud comes on to breakdown some information and help give a look inside the tech half of baseball, a side that is becoming much more relevant with every year! Best to watch on youtube for this one!

This week we bring Austin Pope, a fellow NY kid grinding through the minors. We talk the challenges of the Northeast and how he turned into a draft prospect.

Zack Hess, the LSU Tiger and now Detroit Tiger, comes on the podcast and talks about his journey through the minors and then taking up a side gig as a stand up comedian. Check it out now on all social media's

Josh Bissonette comes on the podcast to talk about his life growing up in California and being a four year starter at Baylor. Playing with him last year I saw him make countless gold glove plays and got to see all the reasons why he won our teammate of the year in Altoona.