Trevor May, a ten year major league veteran, sits down one on one with current and ex-athletes to discuss the crazy journeys we've all gone on. IF you want to know who played Bilbo Baggins in their high school's production of The Hobbit, or the circumstances around Ken Griffey Jr's final homer, this is the only place you'll get it.
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Trevor May, a ten year major league veteran, sits down one on one with current and ex-athletes to discuss the crazy journeys we've all gone on. IF you want to know who played Bilbo Baggins in their high school's production of The Hobbit, or the circumstances around Ken Griffey Jr's final homer, this is the only place you'll get it.
On this episode of Cut on the Diamond, Trevor May is joined by longtime MLB infielder Jed Lowrie. A Stanford alum and 14-year big-league vet, Jed opens up about how he carved out a lasting career through adaptability, consistency, and a deep understanding of the game. From overcoming injuries to playing for some of the most iconic teams in baseball, Jed shares the routines, mindset, and leadership that kept him in the show.
This one’s a must-listen for anyone trying to understand what real longevity in baseball looks like.
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Cut on the Diamond
Trevor May, a ten year major league veteran, sits down one on one with current and ex-athletes to discuss the crazy journeys we've all gone on. IF you want to know who played Bilbo Baggins in their high school's production of The Hobbit, or the circumstances around Ken Griffey Jr's final homer, this is the only place you'll get it.
