INTERVIEW: Rob Wooten-Pitcher for the Reds, Brewers, Braves, and UNC
Apr 28, 2018•25 min
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Episode description
BIO:
Rob Wooten is a pitcher in the Cincinnati Reds organization. He played his college baseball at UNC where his team played in three straight College World Series from 2006-2008. He pitched a few seasons for the Milwaukee Brewers and also spent some time with the Atlanta Braves. He is the owner and founder of C35 Baseball and co-founder of the Carolina Baseball Shack.
...TOPICS INCLUDE...
- Going through his second Tommy John surgery
- Changing his mind about retirement
- Getting through the loneliness of rehab and not being able to play
- When and why he wanted to become a pro baseball player
- Why getting back to the majors would be more gratifying now, then it was the first time around
- His faith journey and following Jesus
- His passion for baseball through the perspective of faith and family
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