Keep Swinging with Matt Stucko

Raidel Brito, better known as Joke, became the Madden NFL World Champion in 2020. Joke's dedication to video gaming and his drive to become great has gained attention from athletes and celebrities like Snoop Dogg, Julian Edelman, Meek Mill and more. Nearly 100 million gamers play Madden NFL and in this epsiode of 'Keep Swinging' we learn all about how Joke became the number one ranked player in the world. The elite level gamer also shares fun insight and tips on how you can become the best gamer possible. This episode is for anyone everyone who is looking to get better at their passion!

34th round pick of the 2015 MLB Draft pick turned MLB All-Star Ty France defines Keep Swinging. The Seattle Mariners first baseman shares stories from his childhood, how he battled adversity and became an establish Major League Baseball player in this episode with host Matt Stucko. France also shares great stories about the late great and MLB Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn, stories behind his fun experiences creating content and so much more.

James van Riemsdyk's love for hockey began in Middletown, NJ where he grew up on the Jersey Shore. His drive and passion would lead him to being selected 2nd overall in the 2007 NHL Draft. He's achieved the remarkable feat of playing over 10 years in the NHL. In this episode of Keep Swinging, JVR shares his hockey journey, how he's been able to stay so consistent and what has been the driving force behind his 500+ points total for his career that also includes representing the United States in the Olympics. Get strapped in as the former middle school and high school classmates from Middletown, NJ natives are ready to fire you up to help you become your best self!

2023 MLB All-Star Josiah Gray only had one college scholarship offer when he was in high school and it was from a Division II program. The starting pitcher dominated with the Le Moyne Dolphins and ended up being drafted in the second round of the 2018 MLB Draft. The righthander skyrocketed to the big leagues, where he's been impressive early in his career as a member of the Washington Nationals. Like Gray said the night he got drafted, he is showing the impossible is possible as he hops on Keep Swinging to share his story with Matt Stucko.

On September 23, 1992, Manon Rhéaume made history by becoming the first woman athlete to play in one of the four major pro sports leagues in North America. Rhéaume was just 20 years old when she suited up for the Tampa Bay Lightning as she broke the National Hockey League's gender barrier. Hear about the goalie's amazing story of grit, persistence and how she became successful.
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