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We cover the Business of Baseball, its history and how it operates. Interviews with Players, Agents, Owners, Scouts, Umpires, MLB, MLBPA, Major League, Minor League Sports Analysis. Music - Rocking Forward by XTaKeRux.

  1. 3d ago

    MLB Trade Deadline Results & WPBL Inaugural Week in Springfield

    MLB Trade Deadline Doors Close, WPBL league Opens. Baseball abounds in August & Nature is Wild in Nova Scotia The MLB Trade Deadline delivered one of the busiest transaction days of the season. Mark Corbett and Mat Germain break down the biggest winners and losers, & how the the Rays positioned themselves for a postseason run. They also discuss the launch of the Women's Pro Baseball League, highlighting its opening weekend, standout players, and what fans can expect from this historic first season. -------------- Rays focused on strengthening their roster without sacrificing their long term future. Liam Hicks brings offensive production and long term stability behind the plateFreddy Peralta adds an experienced playoff tested starter to the rotationTyler Wells strengthens an already improving bullpenNick Fortes and Liam Hicks provide balance while allowing top catching prospects additional development timeKenny Piper joins the 40 man roster following the deadline Why Liam Hicks could be the Rays most impactful acquisition.  Improved production against right handed pitching Left handed power and run production Team control through 2031 Reduced pressure to rush prospects Caden Bodine and Nathan Flewelling. Rays Prospect Strategy The Rays traded significant prospect depth while protecting several key pieces of their future. Players discussed include:  Carson Williams  Caden Bodine  Theo Gillen  Jacob Melton  Grady Emerson  Daniel Pierce  Victor Valdez  Andreimi Antunez  Cooper Fleming International Bonus Pool Money influenced several deadline deals and why those resources remain critical to Tampa Bay's player development strategy. Around MLB - several of the deadline's biggest moves, including:  Dodgers acquire Tarik Skubal Orioles trade Adley Rutschman to Boston.  Phillies land Luis Arraez Guardians strengthen both their lineup and pitching.  Yankees add offensive reinforcements.  Pirates aggressively rebuild their pitching staff.  Blue Jays begin reshaping their roster for the future.  Brewers quietly emerge as one of the trade deadline winners. Which Teams Won the Deadline?  Why the Dodgers landed the biggest starBrewers may have made the smartest overall improvementsRays successfully addressed three of their biggest needs while maintaining organizational depthWhat do these additions mean for Tampa Bay over the final two months.Key questions include:  Can Freddy Peralta stabilize the rotation?  Will Tyler Wells continue his dominant bullpen performance?  How much will improved catching elevate the offense?  Is Carson Williams still an option for a late season promotion? Women's Pro Baseball League Makes History The inaugural WPBL season officially began this past weekend  Four teams open league play in Springfield, Illinois.  Strong attendance and enthusiastic fan support. Team captains include Kelsie Whitmore, Ashton Lansdell, Danae Benites, and Ally Schroeder Richelle "Rocky" Henley becomes the league's lone female manager Turtleback playing field.  Early excitement surrounding the quality of play and the league's future growth. Final Thoughts with trade deadline complete, Rays attention now turns toward:  Team health entering the playoff race Contract extensions for young stars September roster decisions Whether the Rays have positioned themselves for another postseason runRemember to like and subscribe to BaseballBiz On Deck. You may also find BaseballBiz on Deck, on YouTube at iHeart Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, and at baseball biz on deck dot com. Also you can find Mat @matgermain.bsky.social  or Mark at baseballbizondeck@gmail.com and BaseballBiz On Deck with Facebook social

    MLB Trade Deadline Results & WPBL Inaugural Week in Springfield

  2. 3d ago

    Stadium Politics, RaysUp, & Women's #BaseballWorldCupW in Rockford

    368 BaseballBiz On Deck Episode Show Notes Mark Corbett hosts solo while Mat Germain enjoys vacation in Nova Scotia. Mat continues following MLB trade deadline developments and shares updates on BlueSky. Recommendation to subscribe to Brent Cardy's new Substack, The Cardy Show, featuring Blue Jays analysis and baseball history.  https://thecardyshow.substackDiscussion of Brent Cardy's recent article examining Max Scherzer's future and postseason outlook. Lou Schiff's Miami Marlins endure a 12-game losing streak before taking three games from the Phillies. Brief look at the struggling New York Mets and upcoming Marlins-Mets series. MLB trade deadline preview including speculation surrounding Tarik Skubal, Luis Arraez, and starting pitcher movement. Rays top draft pick Grady Emerson makes his first visit to Tropicana Field and a rapid development path and possibility of reaching the majors within two years. Curtis Mead is traded from Washington to Boston in exchange for pitching prospect Connelly Early. Explanation of cupping therapy after Rays players are seen with circular treatment marks during batting practice. Rays continue leading the American League Update on Tampa Rays stadium negotiations and the latest City Council developments. Discussion of council members opposing forwarding stadium documents to the state. Mayor Jane Castor and stadium negotiation process. Commentary on Councilman Bill Carlson's criticism of the negotiations and his mayoral campaign. Reflection on the economic and community impact of keeping the Rays in Tampa. Mark encourages Tampa baseball fans to contact elected officials and support efforts to keep the Rays in the city. Recognition of Ken Babby for his public outreach and willingness to answer questions about the Rays' future stadium plans. Additional reaction to new comments from Bill Carlson following meetings with Ken Babby. Review of the WBSC Women's Baseball World Cup Group Stage in Rockford, Illinois. Congratulations to Ryan Woodward and the International Women's Baseball Center for hosting a successful international tournament. Teams competing include the United States, Canada, Mexico, Australia, China, and South Korea. Highlights from Team USA players and coverage available through streaming broadcasts. Inaugural Women's Pro Baseball League beginning in Springfield, Illinois. Players to watch Kelsie Whitmore, Danae Benitez, and Valerie Perez. Special replay of a classic interview with All American Girls Professional Baseball League players Sue Zipay and Lois Youngen. AAGPBL, Rockford Peaches, South Bend Blue Sox & Fort Wayne Daisies. Over 100 games a seasonClosing encouragement for listeners to support baseball at every level from youth leagues to professional baseball. Subscribe to BaseballBiz On Deck for weekly coverage of MLB, the Tampa Bay Rays, women's baseball, top prospects and the business of baseball.

    Stadium Politics, RaysUp, & Women's #BaseballWorldCupW in Rockford

  3. Jul 23

    Womens Baseball World Cup, RaysUP, MLB Trades

    BaseballBiz On Deck: WBSC, Women's Baseball World Cup, Rays Trade Deadline and MLB Economics Mark Corbett and Mat Germain break down the latest action from the WBSC Women's Baseball World Cup Group Stage in Rockford, Illinois, including standout performances by Team USA, Canada, Japan and Australia. They also discuss the upcoming Women's Pro Baseball League and where fans can watch the tournament. The conversation shifts to the Tampa Bay Rays, highlighting Chandler Simpson's speed, Griffin Jax's strong outing, the Durham Bulls' hot streak and why Grady Emerson and Junior Caminero could become the franchise's future cornerstone duo. With the MLB Trade Deadline approaching, Mark and Mat analyze the AL East race, the biggest trade rumors, potential buyers and sellers, and whether stars like Tarik Skubal, Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto could be on the move. The episode concludes with a discussion of MLB's economic structure, revenue sharing, pitcher compensation, salary cap proposals and how the Rays' long-term future could be tied to a new Tampa stadium. In This Episode  WBSC Women's Baseball World Cup updates from Rockford  Olivia Pichardo and Team USA highlights  Women's Pro Baseball League preview  Tampa Bay Rays prospects and organizational depth  AL East standings and MLB Trade Deadline predictions  MLB economics, salary cap debate and CBA reform  Rays stadium outlook and the franchise's future Links & Resources All Women's Sports Network – available on Prime Video and Pluto TVWBSC Women's Baseball World Cup – Rockford, Illinois (group stage; finals in Rockford next year)Women's Pro Baseball League – launching soonSubscribe to BaseballBiz On Deck for weekly coverage of MLB, the Tampa Bay Rays, women's baseball, top prospects and the business of baseball. Keywords: Ashton Lansdale, Kelsie Whitmore, Denae Benites, Tampa Bay Rays, MLB Trade Deadline, Women's Baseball World Cup, WBSC, Rockford, Junior Caminero, Chandler Simpson, Grady Emerson, AL East, Rockford, IWBC, Women's Pro Baseball League.

    Womens Baseball World Cup, RaysUP, MLB Trades

  4. Jul 16

    RaysUp, All-Star Trauma, Women's Baseball, WBSC & WPBL

    All-Star Game Junior Caminero was hit on the hand by ex-Rays prospect Riley O'Brien during the exhibition. Scans came back relatively positive Debate on whether star players should risk injury in exhibition games.  Mat proposed moving the All-Star Game to Las Vegas after the World Series, bundled with the Hall of Fame ceremony and GM meetings to create a marquee baseball event.  Where is the Brotherly love -  Philly crowd booing non-Phillies players  Longo Weekend The Rays honored Evan Longoria in a retirement weekend that drew 23,000-plus fans on Sunday, requiring the upper deck to open. A great and overdue tribute. What does Longo's future hold? coaching? front office? Grady Emerson & the Draft Mat called top pick Grady Emerson a potential franchise cornerstone, comparing him to a Longoria/Taylor Walls hybrid at shortstop. Paired with Junior Caminero long-term, Mat sees a legitimate dynasty window. The Rays also selected shortstop Taj Marchand and went heavy on high school pitching, signaling confidence in their current system depth. Junior Caminero Extension Junior publicly stated he wants to stay in Tampa Bay. Both hosts stressed locking him up now. Mat credited Stu Sternberg for building the culture that makes players want to stay. Trade Deadline rumor of Rays-Tigers talks around Tarik Skubal. With only roughly 12 million left on his contract.  A potential package could include Jacob Melton, Brody Hopkins, Xavier Isaac, and pitching prospects.   A playoff rotation of McClanahan, Skubal, and Rasmussen, plus Manuel Rodriguez returning to close, would make the Rays serious contenders. Women in Baseball The Women's Baseball World Cup group stage runs July 22-26 in Rockford, Illinois at the historic Rockford Peaches field (iwbc.org). Special thanks to Ryan Woodward, Kat Williams & Leslie Heaphy for bringing this to Rockford The Women's Pro Baseball League (WPBL) launches soon with four teams: Boston Hunters, Los Angeles Queens, New York Heights, and San Francisco FireBelles, each named after a historical female trailblazer. MLB.com is covering the league. Mark honored the late Sue Zipay, whose American Girls Baseball initiative laid the groundwork for the WPBL. Season Outlook The Rays head into an 11-game road trip (Boston, Toronto, Cleveland) starting July 17. Both hosts admitted their preseason predictions were off and couldn't be happier about it The Women's Baseball World Cup in Rockford https://www.iwbc.org/ WPBL - https://www.womensprobaseballleague.com/

  5. Jul 9

    RaysUp - Rays & Yankees - All-Star Game - Trade deadline Targets

    BaseballBiz On Deck: Rays Up Edition Mark Corbett and Mat Germain The Rays Are Rolling Tampa Bay leads the AL East by four games over New York, sits 17+ games above .500, and has essentially locked up a playoff spot. Their Low-A and High-A affiliates have already clinched. The system ranks top 10 in baseball. Four players are headed to the All-Star Game: Brian Baker, Junior Caminero, Yandy Diaz, and Drew Rasmussen. Game Night: Rays 3, Yankees 0 Recorded live during a dominant Wednesday night win. Shane McClanahan: 6.1 IP, 4 H, 0 BB, 5 K, 0 ER. Yandy Diaz: 3-for-3, including an inside pitch he turned on that had no business being a hit. Brian Baker closed it with trademark intensity. Yankees manager Aaron Boone was ejected in the process. Players to Watch Taylor Walls has quietly become a legitimate two-way contributor after hip surgery. Feduccia is delivering from the nine hole. Richie Palacios is on a tear. Johnny DeLuca is back. The bottom of the lineup is producing when it counts. Trade Deadline Targets Three names Mat would pursue before the deadline: Zach Neto (Angels) as a shortstop upgrade with power and speed. Cost: Carson Williams and pieces.Hunter Goodman (Rockies) as a power catcher whose away numbers are actually better than his Coors numbers. Could be the playoff bat they lack.Freddy Peralta (Mets) as a reclamation starter who needs a change of scenery and would benefit from Kyle Snyder's coaching.Drew Anderson (Tigers) as a multi-inning reliever with swing-and-miss stuff, built for October.Playoff-Ready Depth at AAA The Rays have assembled a rare Triple-A roster of MLB-tested veterans: Gavin Lux, Carson Williams, Jake Fraley, Jake Cave, Jacob Melton, Nick Madrigal, Homer Bush Jr., Oliver Dunn, and Austin Slater. It functions like an expansion team safety net heading into September. MLB Draft: Second Overall Pick Top candidates: Roch Cholowsky (SS, UCLA), Grady Emerson (SS, high school), Vahn Lackey (C, Georgia Tech). If the White Sox take Emerson first, Cholowsky may fall to Tampa. A college-ready shortstop who could slot next to Caminero for a decade is hard to pass on. Evan Longoria Weekend Upper deck tickets available on StubHub from $30-44. Lower bowl sections reaching $900. Mat and Mark urge fans to show up. Longoria was crushed when he was dealt, gave everything to this city, and deserves a full house. The Only Missing Piece A stadium deal. Everything else is in place: the manager locked for five years, the GM, the pitching coach, money to spend at the deadline, a loaded system, and a team winning right now. Get it done. Also discussed: Dylan Cease's near no-hitter for Toronto, ex-Rays All-Stars (Arozarena, Wacha, Christopher Sanchez, Riley O'Brien, Joe Ryan), attending minor league and college games, and the Durham Bulls leading their division.

    RaysUp - Rays & Yankees - All-Star Game - Trade deadline Targets

  6. Jul 1

    Canada Day, Alli Schroder, FIFA, Blue Jays & Happy Birthday Dad

    Canada Day Celebrations & Happy Birthday Dad Mat & Mark kick off the episode celebrating Canada Day, sharing family plans, backyard traditions, and a few fun Canada facts, including Princess Di's July 1st birthday Canada at FIFA World Cup Canada's men's national soccer team reaches the Sweet 16. Mat breaks down how the women's program, led by icons like Martine Saint-Clair, paved the way for the men's team, and how their American coach has built a culture of fearlessness in the squad. Stanley Cup and Canadian Hockey Dominance The Carolina Hurricanes win the Cup with 10 Canadian players on the roster. A fun moment: Canadian fans ironically chanting "USA, USA" while cheering the Hurricanes over the Montreal Canadiens. Tim Hortons, Beaver Tails, and Canadian Food Culture Mat shares stories of Tim Horton's following Canadian troops to the Middle East, and explains what a Beaver Tail is. Dunkin' Donuts is reportedly attempting a comeback in Canada. Women in Baseball Mark highlights Alli Schroder, Canadian women's baseball player and firefighter, competing in the Women's Baseball Classic in Rockford, IL (July 22-26) and the Women's Pro Baseball League in Springfield, IL. The guys also discuss Kelsie Whitmore and the very real possibility of a woman playing in MLB within the next 10 years, drawing comparisons to Toni Stone and the Indianapolis Clowns. Toronto Blue Jays Update Bo Bichette's emotional return to Toronto as a Met and the crowd's warm reception. Could Bo find his way back, similar to Kawhi Leonard returning to the Raptors? The Jays sit 2.5 games out of a Wild Card spot. Mat also makes the case for Juan Soto moving to first base with the Mets. MLB All-Star Voting and Canadian Pride A recent Gallup poll shows 84% of Canadians are proud to be Canadian. Blue Jays players top nearly every All-Star ballot position. Mat pitches an idea: move Hall of Fame induction speeches to the All-Star Game for broader exposure and impact. MLB Salary Cap and CBA Talk MLB is publicly campaigning for a salary cap. Mat argues that the Dodgers' spending model undermines the sport's drama, using the Kirk Gibson home run and Mike Brosseau's big moment as examples of what makes baseball genuinely compelling. Both hosts warn that a work stoppage in today's economic climate could permanently damage the league. Rays Farm System and Current Standings Junior Caminero is named AL Player of the Week and will enter the Home Run Derby. Jake Fraley is on rehab assignment in AAA. Cadin Bodine has been promoted to AA after dominating A+. Michael Forret is knocking on the door in AAA. The Rays system continues to look strong. Links and Resources Women's Baseball Classic, Rockford, IL, July 22-26: iwbc.com Women's Pro Baseball League: Springfield, IL, August Look up Kelsie Whitmore and Alli Schroder online for more on women in baseball. Happy Canada Day! Thanks for listening. Merci beaucoup de nous avoir rejoints!

    Canada Day, Alli Schroder, FIFA, Blue Jays & Happy Birthday Dad

  7. Jun 25

    Tampa Bay Rays - RaysUp Barbecue with Kansas City, & Beer with FIFA

    Mark and Mat record live during the Rays vs. Royals Wednesday night game, the fourth and final game of a tough homestand series that Tampa Bay lost three games to one. The score at wrap-up is 5-3 in favor of the Rays heading into the final out of the ninth. Topics Covered Rays June Struggles The guys break down a rough June for Tampa Bay, noting the team has been burning through its early-season buffer. Mat walks through the slugging numbers for the month, where league average sits at .400. Only four Rays batters are above that mark in June: Ryan Vilade (.581), Junior Caminero (.461), Yandy Diaz (.453), and Cedric Mullins (.407). Jonathan Aranda and several others are well below .300, pointing to a lineup in a collective funk. Player Highlights Chandler Simpson makes a strong catch after an earlier error and bounces back with a single at the plateJohnny DeLuca returns and brings energy back to the outfieldJunior Caminero continues to lead All-Star voting at third base and is discussed as a possible Home Run Derby participantRoster Moves The Rays DFA Dom Keegan to acquire right-handed pitcher Chris Roycroft from the Cardinals. Mat profiles Roycroft as a Kyle Snyder-type project at 6'8", comparing his pitch mix to Manuel Rodriguez and his build and arm angle to former Ray Aaron Slegers. Mat notes the Rays may look to add a changeup to Roycroft's repertoire and suggests Keegan could be traded to a team needing first base depth, with the Mets mentioned as a possible destination. Trade Deadline Talk: Byron Buxton Mat makes the case for the Rays pursuing Twins outfielder Byron Buxton. Key points: Buxton is signed at $15 million per year through 2028He has stayed healthy the last two seasonsA package of Cedric Mullins and Jacob Melton could be the framework of a dealAdding Buxton alongside Caminero, Diaz, and Aranda would give Tampa a genuinely fearsome lineupJacob Melton is currently excelling in AAA and is expected to be called up or used as trade bait in early July. Pitching Depth Discussion of starter innings limits and how the Rays are managing their rotation. The Giants are dangling arms including Robbie Ray, though Mat suspects the Rays will prioritize lineup help over adding a starter. Brian Baker is discussed as a more confident and committed closer  Minor League Notes The Bowling Green Hot Rods are 51 and 19.  The Rays have 15 hitters with an OPS above .800 and more than 100 at bats across their minor league system this season, with only six of those above Double-A. FIFA World Cup Mark and Mat take a detour to discuss the World Cup taking place across the US. Mat talks about attending games in Vancouver with Canadian military personnel, eating barbecue around the clock. They note that the lower alcohol content in American beer has European and Canadian fans drinking more than usual and draining Boston breweries. All three host nations (US, Mexico, Canada) advance out of the group stage. Mat reflects on never seeing Canadian men's soccer at this level in his lifetime, with the team ranked in the top 30 globally. Women's Baseball Mark reminds listeners that the Women's Pro Baseball League launches in August in Springfield, Illinois - https://www.womensprobaseballleague.com/ Women's Baseball Classic group stage takes place in Rockford, Illinois in approximately one month. - https://www.iwbc.org/worldcup/  Local Recognition The Rays recognize the University of Tampa Spartans for their NCAA Division II baseball three-peat and St. Leo's women's softball team for their Division II championship. Mark also mentions a recent conversation with Genelle Helen Garverick about the history of women's softball in the area dating back to the 1940s & 1950’s. Remember to like and subscribe to BaseballBiz On Deck. You may also find BaseballBiz on Deck, on YouTube at iHeart Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, and at baseball biz on deck dot com. Also you can find Mat @matgermain.bsky.social  or Mark at baseballbizondeck@gmail.com and BaseballBiz On Deck with Facebook social

    Tampa Bay Rays - RaysUp Barbecue with Kansas City, & Beer with FIFA

  8. Jun 22

    Genelle & Mochine - DeSoto Park & Ybor City, OLPH & Family

    Mark Corbett sits down with Genelle Garverick to explore the rich sports history of Tampa's Palmetto Beach, Ybor City, and DeSoto Park communities, with a special focus on Genelle's legendary mother, Mochine Mercedes Fernandez. Growing Up in Palmetto Beach, DeSoto Park & Ybor City Genelle attended Our Lady of Perpetual Help (OLPH), a K-12 Catholic school in Ybor CityBegan playing city/playground sports around age 6OLPH fielded competitive girls' volleyball and basketball teams despite small rosters (10-12 players)Memorable road trip to St. Leo to play on a sloped outdoor cement basketball court; missed shots rolled downhillTampa's City Playground Sports System Tampa Parks Department ran a highly competitive playground league with citywide championships in softball and basketballKids traveled across the city to compete at other playgroundsSummer championship days featured a wide variety of sports: baseball, softball, marbles, and moreGenelle reflects that this community-centered model was one of the best environments for children's development**Mochine Mercedes Fernandez | A Legendary Sports Leader Served as Park Director at DeSoto Park for approximately 20 yearsMulti-sport athlete: basketball, volleyball, softball; played into her 40sMochine named Tampa Bay Sportswoman of the Year (1963)Earned all-state honors in basketballPlayed on the Sea Breeze-sponsored softball teamCompeted against retired professional men baseball players at Al Lang Field on SundaysKnown for her tenacity at home plate as a catcher; once tagged out a sliding player and then got a congratulatory hugCompared to legendary catchers-turned-leaders like Al Lopez and Kevin CashThe Trip to Havana, Cuba (~1953) Mochine organized and funded a trip for a girls' softball team to compete in HavanaRaised $1,000 (no small feat in 1953) entirely through community donations; businesses had their names printed on the team's uniformsThe team stayed in private homes in an affluent Havana neighborhood, free of charge while traveling in HavanaDefeated all the Cuban girls' teams, and then beat the boys' teams tooFor most players, it was their first time on a plane and outside of FloridaCommunity Pillars: Spicola Family & Sea Breeze Restaurant The Spicola family lived across from DeSoto Park; they sponsored a softball team and supported community families in needSea Breeze Restaurant (Licata family) was a beloved neighborhood seafood spot, famous for fresh shrimp and devil crabsGenelle's family had a standing Friday dinner-and-drive-in tradition at Sea BreezeJean Cerra Connection Jean Cerra (previous podcast guest) and Genelle attended OLPH togetherThey reunited by chance in a Columbia, Missouri grocery store years laterCerra became head of physical education at Stephens College, then the first Associate Women's Athletic Director at the University of MissouriCerra was instrumental in early Title IX organization efforts at the national levelWomen's Sports Then & Now Genelle worked in women's athletics administration at Purdue University post-graduate schoolAttended a pivotal early meeting in Colorado where women's sports leaders debated joining the NCAA; concerns centered on losing autonomyTitle IX marked a turning point, but Genelle believes women's sports still needs greater investment, media coverage, and professional opportunitiesReflects fondly on the Tampa Tribune's extensive coverage of local playground sports, a contrast to today's fragmented media landscapeThe Garverick Family's Athletic Legacy Genelle and her husband Alan have three children: two daughters and a son (Phil)All three became competitive swimmers due to their oldest daughter's asthma treatmentPhil swam on scholarship at University of Missouri and now coaches a swim team in CanadaAllison was accepted at Duke; Stacy swam for Washington University in St. LouisNotable Mentions - Senaida "Shoo Shoo" Worth | Ybor City native who played for South Bend Blue Sox - Margaret Magadan Piniella | Lou Piniella's mother; also appeared frequently in Tampa sports archives - Olympia Diaz | another Tampa-area sports woman who became a park director elsewhere - Al Lopez | Tampa native catcher who managed the White Sox and Cleveland Indians to the World Series - Sue Zipay | organized a women's baseball showcase in Sarasota featuring Olympic-caliber women baseball players Resources mentioned in show Article about Mochine Fernandez by Janet Ball Watts, published in Cigar City MagazinePrevious episode featuring Jean CerraUSA Women's Baseball Tournament | Rockford, Illinois (home of the Rockford Peaches)Closing Thought Mochine Fernandez exemplified community leadership through sport: feeding families, funding travel, coaching reluctant players out of bed, and opening doors for girls who had never left Florida. Her legacy lives on through the women she inspired, including Jean Cerra's Title IX work and Genelle Garverick's own career in collegiate sports administration.

    Genelle & Mochine - DeSoto Park & Ybor City, OLPH & Family
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