Baseball Jobs Overseas Podcast

The Baseball Jobs Overseas Podcast features the stories of professional baseball players and coaches who have taken their careers overseas. The purpose of the podcast is to shed light on all the opportunities that exist overseas within the game and the lifestyles that come with it. Hosts David Burns (Canada) and Jimmy Jensen (USA) both live in Salzburg, Austria, and are the key people behind http://www.BaseballJobsOverseas.com, a platform where players and coaches can connect with clubs around the world.

Baseball Jobs Overseas Podcast is a sports podcast hosted by Baseball Jobs Overseas, with 110 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 82. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  How to Play Pro Baseball in Japan | Japan Winter League 2026 with Hiro Sakanashi

  Jun 6, 202643 minS0

  We sat down with Hiro Sakanashi to break down everything you need to know about the Japan Winter League 2026 — one of the best showcase opportunities for players looking to sign with a team in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, or Europe. Hiro covers: 📋 How registration works and when to sign up (opened June 1st, 2026) 🏟️ League structure — Advanced League vs. Tryout League 🎯 What Japanese scouts are actually looking for in foreign players 🛣️ Independent league pathways to NPB via the BC League & Shikoku Island League 💴 Costs, housing, and what's included in your registration 📊 How Trackman & live data give you a real shot at getting noticed The league runs No...

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  He Now Lives in New Zealand and Pitches for Their National Team

  Mar 31, 202654 minS0

  Connor Perry, a left-handed pitcher from Arizona, went from a 5.66 ERA in college at Presentation College (NAIA) to building a professional career overseas. After joining Baseball Jobs Overseas, he found success in New Zealand and Germany—two seasons that transformed his game and confidence. Now, in 2025, he lives abroad full-time, pitching for a national team and facing former MLB players and prospects. In this interview, Connor breaks down how he made it happen.

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  From Redshirt to .600 Overseas: Tyler Aasland’s Global Softball Journey

  Mar 5, 202653 minS0

  When Tyler Aasland finished her collegiate career, the path forward wasn’t obvious. After redshirting at the Division I level and seeing limited playing time in Division II, she could have walked away from the game. Instead, she took a leap — and that leap took her across the world. In this episode of the Baseball Jobs Overseas podcast, Tyler shares how playing in the Netherlands, Australia, Austria, Germany, New Zealand, and Spain transformed not only her softball career, but her identity as an athlete and coach. Overseas, she became a consistent starter, hit over .400 season after season, and even captured a Be...

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  Imposter Syndrome to Impact Player: Evan Symons’ Overseas Breakthrough

  Dec 12, 202551 minS0

  In this episode, we sit down with Canadian ballplayer Evan Symons to trace an unconventional and inspiring baseball journey, from little league in East Vancouver to becoming an overseas MVP. Evan shares how walking on at the University of Ottawa (Canada), helping transform its club program, and embracing leadership roles off the field prepared him for life abroad with BBJO. He reflects on his first overseas contract in the Austrian second division, a breakout season in his second season overseas, and the powerful community impact of coaching youth players. Evan also dives into his memorable performances with the Globetrotters at...

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  From Overseas to Pitching at a Packed Fenway Park to YouTube Content Creator

  Sep 2, 202541 minS0

  On this episode of the Baseball Jobs Overseas Podcast, we chat with Ethan Skuija, the Canadian flame-thrower who once led the BBJO Globetrotters to a Prague Baseball Week championship by shutting down the Spanish National Team. Ethan was touching 97 mph and on MLB scouts’ radar, but the call never came. Instead, his journey took him to pitching at Fenway Park and now creating a fast-growing YouTube channel. Tune in as Ethan shares the inside story of chasing the dream, finding “second best,” and why it might just be better than the original plan. With a fastball sitting 94–96 mph and touching 97, Ethan dr...

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