BIO

Welcome,

I’m incredibly excited to officially launch this platform and create an opportunity to give back to the baseball community while helping influence and develop the next generation of athletes.

I’m currently a professional baseball player, most recently with the Winnipeg Goldeyes, with previous experience in the Washington Nationals organization and the Oakland Ballers. My journey to professional baseball, however, was anything but linear.

I began my college career at Ohlone Junior College, where I spent four years working to find consistency and develop as a pitcher. Despite spending my summers training at Driveline and immersing myself in everything I could learn about pitching, I struggled to find the level of success I was looking for.

After junior college, I spent a year at a Division II program in Georgia before finishing my collegiate career at Cal State East Bay. I had a successful senior season, but when the season ended, I had no professional opportunities.

At that point, I decided to begin my coaching career. I was fortunate to have the opportunity to return to Cal State East Bay, where I worked with the pitching staff and gained valuable experience running bullpens, developing scouting reports, and managing a pitching staff.

As much as I enjoyed coaching, I couldn’t shake the feeling that I still had more to give as a player. I knew that if I wanted another opportunity to play professionally, I had to make significant changes and commit to training at a professional level.

After the season, I made the decision to move to Arizona and give myself one final opportunity to pursue professional baseball. I began training at Push Performance, thanks to my good friend and former Director of Pitching, Andrew Amato. At Push, I was surrounded by athletes, coaches, and professionals who were competing and training at the highest levels of the game.

My time at Push became a turning point in my development. I eventually began interning there during the professional offseason, where I gained hands-on experience in programming, pitch design, movement capacity, skill development, and the preparation required to perform at the professional level.

The following spring, I received an opportunity to try out for the Oakland Ballers. Out of approximately 80–100 players who attended the tryout, I was fortunate enough to be the only player offered a contract.

That season, we won 73 games, setting a Pioneer League record, and ultimately won the championship. The success of that season led to an opportunity to sign with the Washington Nationals — an accomplishment that, only a few years earlier, had seemed almost impossible.

That journey is a huge part of why I created this platform.

My goal is to help influence, educate, and guide the next generation of athletes. I want to share the lessons I’ve learned throughout my career — including the mistakes I’ve made, the obstacles I’ve faced, and the strategies that helped me continue moving forward.

I know firsthand how difficult the path to professional baseball can be, and I want to help athletes navigate that path with more knowledge, purpose, and direction. My hope is that through this platform, I can help athletes avoid some of the mistakes I made, maximize their development, and pursue their goals with greater clarity and confidence.

I’m incredibly grateful for everyone who has supported me throughout this journey — my family, friends, coaches, teammates, and fans who believed in me along the way.

Thank you for being here. I’m excited to share what I’ve learned and, hopefully, help the next generation reach places they never thought possible.