The Oklahoma Baseball Experience
Jun 3, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 12 segments
The Sooners are headed to Lawrence for a chance at Omaha! This episide JB & Schultzy take a look back at the Sooners magical weekend in Atlanta! We also get to visit with OU Slugger Trey Gambill. We…
Johnny BaseballHostBrandon SchultzHost
Trey GambillGuest
But at the same time, you start watching them and you can see it start falling into place.

The last two innings, that is one of the coolest things I've ever seen in baseball.

Just the way they did the things that needed to be done to get right back in it, to tie the ball game, send it to extra innings, and then I know there is no one more valuable this weekend than Jackson Cleveland.

All the home runs in the world, those are going to win the game, but Jackson Cleveland gave you a chance to win that ball game.

It is just insane after the amount of stress that is put on that kid's arm over the weekend that he was able to accomplish that.
It I mean, you know, and rightfully so, I think a lot of the time when you look at any great performance in the postseason, and especially when you have to come through the loser's bracket in a regional, every single contribution matters.
And Cord, you know, not getting knocked out of the game early and eating up, you know, instead of just eating up three or four innings, going six.
You know, LJ's contributions throughout the weekend, eating up innings, huge.
Gavin Jones, every single one of those pitching performances, Waslowski going deep into the game allowed Jackson Cleveland to have what he had at the end of that thing to help shut it down.
And that is something that I think is just when you look at it as a whole is what's so incredible to me is that we had Jackson Cleveland available Monday for multiple innings.

Yeah, and when I say stress on the kid's arm, I'm not necessarily talking about physical stress.

I'm talking about that it is taxing on your body, on your mental state to go out and have to face an offense like Georgia Tech has.

But at the same time, you start watching them and you can see it start falling into place.

The last two innings, that is one of the coolest things I've ever seen in baseball.

Just the way they did the things that needed to be done to get right back in it, to tie the ball game, send it to extra innings, and then I know there is no one more valuable this weekend than Jackson Cleveland.

All the home runs in the world, those are going to win the game, but Jackson Cleveland gave you a chance to win that ball game.

It is just insane after the amount of stress that is put on that kid's arm over the weekend that he was able to accomplish that.
It I mean, you know, and rightfully so, I think a lot of the time when you look at any great performance in the postseason, and especially when you have to come through the loser's bracket in a regional, every single contribution matters.
And Cord, you know, not getting knocked out of the game early and eating up, you know, instead of just eating up three or four innings, going six.
You know, LJ's contributions throughout the weekend, eating up innings, huge.
Gavin Jones, every single one of those pitching performances, Waslowski going deep into the game allowed Jackson Cleveland to have what he had at the end of that thing to help shut it down.
And that is something that I think is just when you look at it as a whole is what's so incredible to me is that we had Jackson Cleveland available Monday for multiple innings.

Yeah, and when I say stress on the kid's arm, I'm not necessarily talking about physical stress.

I'm talking about that it is taxing on your body, on your mental state to go out and have to face an offense like Georgia Tech has.
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