Baseball Speakers — Book Athlete Speakers

With an incredible history and bright future, there is no denying that baseball is America’s national pastime. As history continues to be made, corporate groups, charities, universities, faith-based groups and other organizations understand the value of having a current or retired Major League Baseball player, manager or broadcaster at their event. Baseball speakers bring tremendous credibility to a variety of in-person speaking engagements, appearances, virtual events and more! They share great stories from their careers and touch on important themes like teamwork and overcoming obstacles.

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• Masataka Yoshida — Boston Red Sox Outfielder

  Masataka Yoshida stands as a beacon of adaptability and excellence in professional baseball. Transitioning from the Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) in Japan to the Major League Baseball (MLB) with

• Ned Yost — World Series Champion Manager and Kansas City Royals Hall of Famer

  Born and raised in Eureka, California, Ned Yost has made the transition many in the Majors have come to follow: become a catcher-turned manager. Selected 7th overall by the New York Mets in the secon

• Kevin Youkilis — Retired Three-Time MLB All-Star and Two-Time World Series Champion

  During his college days, Kevin Youkilis broke records at the University of Cincinnati, belting homeruns 56 career homeruns, walking 206 times and posting a career average of .366. In 2001 the Red Sox

• Michael Young — Retired Seven-Time All-Star for the Texas Rangers

  During his 14-year career, Michael Young was a seven-time All-Star and respected for his versatility in the field. Young played a slew of positions during his career, never complaining about moving s

• Eric Young — Colorado Rockies First Base Coach

  Eric Young had a lengthy major league career, but is best known for being a star in the early years of the Colorado Rockies. Young led off the Rockies first ever home game with a home run. He would

• Robin Yount — Hall Of Fame Shortstop for the Milwaukee Brewers

  Robin Yount is a retired Major League Baseball player who played his entire career with the Milwaukee Brewers. Yount attended William Howard Taft High School, and then went on to enter the 1973 Major

• Fahran Zaidi — President of Baseball Operations for the San Francisco Giants

  Fahran Zaidi is the president of baseball operations for the San Francisco Giants. Zaidi took the role with the Giants in 2018 and won Sporting News Executive of the Year in 2021. He had previously ma

• Todd Zeile — Retired Third Baseman for the Dodgers

  Todd Zelle played 16 seasons in the major leagues as a third baseman after a stellar career at UCLA. To say that Zelle was the ultimate journeyman would be an understatement, as he played for the St.

• Ryan Zimmerman — Washington Nationals First Baseman

  Ryan Zimmerman is a first baseman for the Washington Nationals. He has been one of the team s stars for over a decade. After a brief 20 game call-up in 2005, Zimmerman broke out in 2006. He hit .287

• Jordan Zimmermann — Retired Two-Time All-Star Pitcher for the Washington Nationals

  Jordan Zimmermann made a name for himself amidst a star-studded Washington Nationals pitching staff. Zimmermann debuted with the Nats in 2009 and went on to become a two-time All-Star. He also tied f

• Barry Zito — 2002 American League Cy Young Award Winner

  Barry Zito was a three-time All-Star pitcher and winner of the 2002 American League Cy Young Award.  In that 2002 season, Zito went 23-5 with a 2.75 ERA for the AL West champion Oakland A’s.  The A’s

• Ben Zobrist — 2016 World Series MVP for the Chicago Cubs

  Ben Zobrist was one of the most versatile players in baseball throughout his career. Zobrist primarily played second base to start his career but also spent significant time in the outfield and at sho