Champions Podcast - Episode 6 - Ritchie Palacios - Towson University, Cleveland Indians

In the sixth episode of the Champions Podcast hosts Mike Rubin and Coach Phil are joined by Ritchie Palacios, former Towson University baseball player and current member of the Cleveland Indians organization. Ritchie shares what it was like during draft day, how his faith grew during college, the benefits of having a brother who plays in professional baseball as well (Josh, with the Toronto Blue Jays organization), how he has relied on his faith while recovering from a torn labrum.


We also have another edition of Eli Wants to Know and Coaches Corner!

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