Don Tricker's guest appearances

Don Tricker

Weekend Sport with Jason Pine

Outside The Chute

Beyond the Dugout Podcast

Mike Brewer

David Warner

David Hill

Ross Taylor

Mark Jones

Anthony Joshua

Jay Carter

Todd Lewis

Ben Smith

Michael Bracewell

Jim Hart

Scott Dixon

Steve Gordon

Jimmy Smith

Matt Brown

OwlTail

Outside The Chute sat down and chatted with former coach of the New Zealand Black Sox and current Director of Player Health and Performance for the San Diego Padres, Don Tricker. Don has had a big impact on the game of softball.  He would play for the Black Sox from 1986 to 1991 and would go on to be named the head coach in 1998.  Don was instrumental in changing the culture of the New Zealand program and it payed off as the Black Sox would win the World Championship in 2000 and 2004 under his tutelage.  Today, Don finds himself in the Baseball world as he is working with the San Diego Padres as previously mentioned. We’re gonna talk to him about not only getting his start in the game, but how his grandfather was one of the pioneers in bringing the game to New Zealand, some great stories from his time with the Black Sox and, of course, how he ended up in the biggest baseball league on the planet with San Diego. Don was such a pleasure to chat with, it was so awesome hearing all his great stories from the game.  Trust me when I say this one is a can’t miss.

Outside The Chute sat down and chatted with former coach of the New Zealand Black Sox and current Director of Player Health and Performance for the San Diego Padres, Don Tricker. Don has had a big impact on the game of softball.  He would play for the Black Sox from 1986 to 1991 and would go on to be named the head coach in 1998.  Don was instrumental in changing the culture of the New Zealand program and it payed off as the Black Sox would win the World Championship in 2000 and 2004 under his tutelage.  Today, Don finds himself in the Baseball world as he is working with the San Diego Padres as previously mentioned. We’re gonna talk to him about not only getting his start in the game, but how his grandfather was one of the pioneers in bringing the game to New Zealand, some great stories from his time with the Black Sox and, of course, how he ended up in the biggest baseball league on the planet with San Diego. Don was such a pleasure to chat with, it was so awesome hearing all his great stories from the game.  Trust me when I say this one is a can’t miss.

Episode 88 - Don Tricker

Martin Devlin chats to Don Tricker, the Director of Player Health and Performance for the San Diego Padres on what it's like trying to coordinate a professional baseball side in the MLB while adhering to all the Covid 19 protocols put in front of them.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Martin Devlin chats to Don Tricker, the Director of Player Health and Performance for the San Diego Padres on what it's like trying to coordinate a professional baseball side in the MLB while adhering to all the Covid 19 protocols put in front of them.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Don Tricker: We get tested for Covid every 2nd day in order to compete in the MLB

Martin Devlin

Tricker left New Zealand Rugby after eight years and two World Cup titles to become the Major League Baseball (MLB) club's director of player health and performance a year ago.He joined The DRS Show to discuss what working at the San Diego Padres' has been like, and explains his role as the director of player health and performanceLISTEN TO THE AUDIO ABOVE AS DON TRICKER SPEAKS TO MARTIN DEVLIN

Tricker left New Zealand Rugby after eight years and two World Cup titles to become the Major League Baseball (MLB) club's director of player health and performance a year ago. He joined The DRS Show to discuss what working at the San Diego Padres' has been like, and explains his role as the director of player health and performance LISTEN TO THE AUDIO ABOVE AS DON TRICKER SPEAKS TO MARTIN DEVLIN

Don Tricker: Former Black Sox softball coach Don Tricker speaks to Martin Devlin