
About this episode
It's good to know somebody that makes every day count.
Former Royals pitcher Jaime Bluma soared from high school baseball in Oklahoma to record setting closer during Wichita State baseball's glory days. Two years later, just as he was settling into the Royals bullpen, a shoulder injury changed everything.
Never a man to slow down, Bluma turned to working with kids and raising money for military charities. His foundation, www.redwhiteandbluma.org is planning its next big event and you can join the cause.
This conversation is with a really interesting man that got injured helping a child on the side of the road that was in a car wreck and went all the way to Alaska to be a pitching coach.
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