Logan Berrier — a small-framed baseball player with Division I dreams. Funny how his size was once seen as a weakness, yet today, he’s a professional pitcher. Coincidence? Hardly. Logan always knew he’d make it. Some things just can’t measure the size of the dog in the fight.

With the odds stacked against him, Logan made the most of every opportunity. Coming from a good—but not great—high school, he stood out through sheer determination. His hard work led him to a junior college opportunity, and during his senior summer, a chance meeting with Coach O from Eldorado changed everything. Under Coach O’s guidance, Logan earned several big-time opportunities—one of which would alter his life forever: Longwood University.

After signing to play Division I baseball, Logan packed his bags and moved to Virginia to chase his dream. His career at Longwood was a success, and after entering the transfer portal, he found his next home in Maryland, where he put up some of the best numbers in the league.

Even when the MLB Draft didn’t call, Logan didn’t waver. He stayed all in, committed to the grind. Months later, that long-awaited moment arrived—Logan got the call.

He’s now a Detroit Tiger.

Dreams do come true—even for a kid from North Las Vegas.

Isaac Balden, a passionate wrestler and true super fan of the sport, shares his athletic beginnings. Starting his wrestling journey in the Liberty High School youth program, he later transitioned to Pete’s — now known as Gold Rush. Throughout his youth, Isaac tried several sports, but none resonated with him quite like wrestling.

Committed to reaching great heights, Isaac expresses deep gratitude for both the SLAM and Gold Rush wrestling rooms. Surrounded by teammates who share his ambitions, he thrives in an environment that challenges him to improve every day. The high caliber of training partners continues to fuel his pursuit of Division I aspirations — a goal he’s determined to achieve.

Driven, focused, and mentally tough, Isaac approaches every practice and match with the same intensity and belief that define him both on and off the mat.

Conrick shares his start in wrestling at SLAM High School. Initially forced to choose a sport, he picked wrestling simply because it was indoors. What began as a practical choice quickly turned into a passion. Through dedication and perseverance, Conrick committed himself fully—joining a club, putting in off-season work, and grinding every day just to earn his place in one of Nevada’s most competitive high school wrestling rooms.

After high school, Conrick chose to attend UNLV, where he continues his wrestling journey as part of the university’s club program while pursuing a degree in sports media. Known for his big personality and strong communication skills, Conrick brings the same energy and discipline off the mat as he does on it. Already taking major steps toward his dream, he landed an interview with NCAA champion Carter Starocci—proving he’s wasting no time chasing his goals, just like a true wrestler.

Will, the first youth guest on the Caution Stalling Podcast, shares the inspiring story of his young but impressive wrestling journey. He talks about his move from Illinois to Las Vegas and how wrestling became a powerful outlet during a big life transition. Will started wrestling while living in Illinois, and after relocating, the sport helped him build friendships and find a sense of belonging—ultimately sparking a deep passion that still drives him today.

Being a National Champion, Will is more motivated than ever to grow and elevate his performance. He’s training with focus and intensity as he prepares for high school competition, aiming to become the best version of himself on and off the mat. During the episode, Will also opens up about one of the unique challenges he faces—finding opponents—due to his uncommon size for his age group. Despite the hurdles, his dedication and love for wrestling continue to push him forward.

Elexa shares her journey of being told to step into the wrestling room—a moment that nearly had her turning around before she even began. Walking through those doors felt foreign and uncomfortable, but instead of walking away, she made a decision: to show that girls belong on the mat too.

With a background in jiu-jitsu, Elexa wasn’t new to combat sports, but wrestling was a whole new challenge. Still, she stuck with it. Through grit, long practices, and mental battles, she transformed into a force—becoming a 2x regional qualifier and earning a spot at the state competition.

But Elexa doesn’t sugarcoat her journey. She opens up about struggling with motivation and recognizing when her mindset wasn’t where it needed to be. Instead of running from the storm, she chose to face it head-on—and promised herself it wouldn’t happen again.

Standing at just about 5 feet tall, Elexa carries the spirit of a heavyweight. Her heart, drive, and dedication have fueled her rise—and with college on the horizon, she’s just getting started. Watch closely—Elexa is coming for more.

Taylor shares her beginnings in wrestling — a journey that started with her background in Jiu-Jitsu and a natural drive for competition. Bringing that combative edge onto the mat, she set out to truly understand what wrestling was all about. By studying matches and recreating movements, Taylor sparked a new fire — a deep passion for the sport.

As her love for wrestling grew, Taylor took the next step and joined her first club, Gold Rush. Training year-round, she dedicated herself to constant improvement. Her hard work quickly paid off as she began placing at tournaments and qualifying for State. All Taylor wanted was to prove that she could progress and find success in something as challenging as wrestling — and that’s exactly what she’s doing.

Baseball or wrestling — that was the question Connor had to answer for himself. Like many athletes, he faced the moment where passion meets reality, and a choice had to be made. In this episode, Connor walks us through the journey of how he ultimately chose baseball and the lessons that came with that decision.

Through all his athletic experiences, Connor credits his support system as the foundation of his success. He reflects on the influence of his father and how that guidance has shaped both his athletic journey and his future career path. Connor shares how sports opened doors for him — not just in competition, but in building the credentials to start his real life beyond the field. He embodies the saying, “You’ve got to be ready when your name gets called.” Making the most of every opportunity, Connor’s story is a reminder of how perseverance can turn limited chances into an impressive legacy.

Collin “The” Muldoon began his athletic journey with a simple goal — to get in shape and embrace combat. He stepped onto the mat and decided to toe the line, igniting a competitive fire that would shape his path. Not only did he find success in wrestling, but he also discovered a love for the gridiron. These two sports laid the foundation for his athletic rise, but even as a kid, Collin’s true fascination was with the world of WWE. With a big personality and an even bigger drive, his dream of becoming a professional wrestling superstar began to take shape.

But every great story has a storm. Collin hit rock bottom battling MRSA — a fight that tested his body and his will. Still, beauty can be found in the chaos. After all, who’s to say the “CM” in CM Punk can’t stand for Collin Muldoon? The dream never left; it only burned brighter. Given a second chance, Collin hit the ropes with purpose. “The Undefeated Rookie of the Future” was born — forged through every spladle, every setback, and every ounce of pain that transformed him into a true wrestling entertainer.