Love The Game. Live The Dream.
Join host Nick Holmes and his array of guests as they prove you do not have to be a Hall of Fame player, first round draft pick or even a high school standout to have a successful career in the sport of baseball. Brought to you by the World Baseball Experience, Love the Game. Live the Dream is an entertaining, yet insightful look at some of the baseball world's brightest and most talented minds.
Episodes
“The universe is based on balance and baseball is no different." – Shaun Larkin
Shaun was born and raised in Southern California. His journey through the game like a lot of others before him was met with tough decisions and unplanned consequences. He was fortunate enough to play seven years professionally after being part of one of the best college seasons in Cal State Northridge history. His passion for the g...
“Baseball, you could say basically raised me to be the person I am. It is literally everything." – Tyler Adkison
This week's guest is former San Diego State Outfielder Tyler Adkison. After playing for the legendary Tony Gwynn, Tyler was drafted by the L.A. Dodgers but retired after his rookie season, choosing to help young professional athletes instead of competing as one. Check out this fascinating conversation with a truly unique...
“We try to train the mind to not necessarily be reactive but proactive." – Hannah Huesman
She grew up a two-sport athlete competing against her younger brother and eventually choosing softball to compete at the college level. Hannah Huesman is the second Love the Game. Live the Dream guest that was raised in Knoxville, TN. Listen to her passion as she tells us about the tre...
Since 1991 Alan, as a personal trainer and consultant, has worked with over 200 professional players, including 2002 Cy Young Award Winner Barry Zito, and All-Stars Dan Haren and Andrew Bailey. With a teachers training background in Yoga he positions athletes to best realize their potential on and off the playing field.
The Delgado brothers explain the importance of relationships in baseball and how you can break into the business simply by shaking hands and introducing yourself. We learn about the amount of work involved in training an international prospect in Nicaragua as well as developing young players in the United Stated simultaneously.
Arden shares his experiences and differences in making the transition from Division I college ball to the professional ranks. He stresses the advantages and importance of getting good grades to increase your scholarship opportunities.
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