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Mike Marjama

Mike Marjama
Field Manager

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Mike Marjama enters his first season as Field Manager of the Lincoln Potters after spending the last two as an assistant.

Mike is licensed real estate professional and trailblazing athlete using his platform to  advocate for mental health, wellness, and personal development. Mike spent 10 years  on an amazing journey chasing his dream of being a professional baseball player, climbing through the minor leagues to eventually make his Major League debut in 2017. In 2018, he was recognized as one of the 30 best catchers in Major League Baseball, serving as the Opening Day catcher for the Seattle Mariners. 

As a former professional athlete, he recognizes how athletes can create positive  impacts by sharing their stories and advocating for their passions. In 2018, he shared  his challenges with a national audience through LeBron James’ digital media company, Uninterrupted, bringing awareness to how mental health and eating disorders can  impact young men, athletes and beyond. Mike’s personal challenges with mental health  and eating disorders, beginning early in his life have helped shape his new journey as coach, nationally acclaimed speaker and consultant. Mike is the first male professional  athlete to speak out about eating disorders and their impact on athletes and his story  has been featured by MTV, Good Morning America, The Doctors, CBS Today and countless others. Most notably in 2018, Mike traveled to the United States Capitol in Washington D.C. and addressed members of Congress about crafting better legislation for those affected by mental health. 

Mike currently lives in Granite Bay working in real estate and helping local ballplayers  pursue their dreams of playing in the Big Leagues. Yet he also spends his time around  the country speaking at events, supporting the work of nonprofits, and helping craft  better legislation to improve mental health and wellness.  

With a successful Major League Baseball career, along with being a nationally acclaimed speaker and consultant, he knows what it takes to perform with the best in the world. After nearly 11 years as a catcher, guiding and serving some of the best  players on the planet, Mike still enjoys finding ways to continue serving others. He may no longer be on a Major League field, but this is how he continues to step up to the plate.

Emma Hubbell

Emma Hubbell
Head Athletic Trainer

Emma Hubbell has been with the Potters since 2018. She attended received her A.S. in Athletic Training from Ohlone College in 2016 and her B.S. in Atheltic Training from CSU Sacramento in 2017. She also received her Certification in Massage Therapy in 2019 from the National Holistic Institute. She is a Certified Athletic Trainer as of 2018 with other certifications in: Corrective Exercise, Fitness Nutrition, Performance Enhancement, and Basic Life Support. Hubbell is a member of the California, Far West, and National Athletic Trainer's Associations. She continually comes back each summer to #PotterUp and knows Lincoln is her home for the summer. She currently works at Rhodes College as an Assitant Athletic Trainer. Hubbell currently resides in Memphis, TN with her husband, Tyler and kitty, Nala. 

Kody Keroher
Director of Player Development

Keroher was the Potters' Pitching Coach from 2018 to 2019 and helped the staff dominate on the mound. He played at and graduated from the University of Nevada Reno after a two-year stint at Solano Community College. In 2004, he was drafted by the Colorado Rockies in the 46th Round of the Major League Baseball Draft. After his playing career, Keroher worked as the Pitching Coach for Solano from 2008 to 2012 where he led the Falcons to five league championships and two Super Regional appearances. He is formerly the Director of Operations and Facilities at Sacramento State University and he and his famIly reside in Rocklin, CA.