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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2026 · 1H 40M

Bench Clearings, Walk-Offs, and No Hitters: "This Was My Thing and Everyone Likes Doug!"

from The Walk-Ons · host Mike Rice

Send Us A Voicemail!We made it to Episode 2… and we’re already leveling up.Detroit Thread Company brings this episode featuring a special guest — Adrian College Head Coach and Athletic Director Craig Rainey, a true legend in Michigan college baseball with over 850 career wins. Coach Rainey joins the show to talk about building a winning culture, recruiting in today’s game, balancing analytics with the “eye test,” and what it takes to develop players at the next level. We'll also cover standout performances, key moments that swung games, and a few things you won’t forget anytime soon — including a late-inning collapse and a grand slam from a guy named Jet Buck.There’s also some listener feedback (not all of it was appreciated), a little self-reflection, and the ongoing debate about who actually did their homework.College baseball, Michigan-focused — with insight, personality, and just enough chaos.

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Send Us A Voicemail! We made it to Episode 2… and we’re already leveling up. Detroit Thread Company brings this episode featuring a special guest — Adrian College Head Coach and Athletic Director Craig Rainey, a true legend in Michigan college baseball with over 850 career wins. Coach Rainey joins the show to talk about building a winning culture, recruiting in today’s game, balancing analytics with the “eye test,” and what it takes to develop players at the next level. We'll also cover sta...

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