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.