On a new episode of Crull Me Maybe, host Kelly Crull is joined by ESPN MLB Insider Jesse Rogers to discuss the latest developments following MLB’s winter meetings. The conversation highlights the Braves’ recent acquisitions of Mike Yastrzemski and Robert Suarez, examining how these moves fit into the team’s broader offseason strategy.

Crull and Rogers also analyze remaining positional needs for the Braves, who is still available on the market, and potential big-name free agents that could still be targeted — including star shortstop Bo Bichette, a name generating excitement among Atlanta fans.

On a new episode of Crull Me Maybe, host Kelly Crull is joined by ESPN MLB Insider Jesse Rogers to discuss the latest developments following MLB&rsquo;s winter meetings. The conversation highlights the Braves&rsquo; recent acquisitions of Mike Yastrzemski and Robert Suarez, examining how these moves fit into the team&rsquo;s broader offseason strategy.
Crull and Rogers also analyze remaining positional needs for the Braves, who is still available on the market, and potential big-name free agents that could still be targeted &mdash; including star shortstop Bo Bichette, a name generating excitement among Atlanta fans.

Crull Me Maybe is the podcast where broadcaster Kelly Crull goes beyond the professional resumes and public personas to connect with guests on a deeper, more personal level. Each week, Kelly invites athletes, entertainers, media personalities, and hometown heroes to open up about the stories, moments, and relationships that have shaped who they are — not just what they do.

From childhood dreams to life’s biggest curveballs, Crull Me Maybe is a conversation space for laughs, honesty, and everything in between.

New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe and get to know the real people behind the public figures.

Crull Me Maybe is the podcast where broadcaster Kelly Crull goes beyond the professional resumes and public personas to connect with guests on a deeper, more personal level. Each week, Kelly invites athletes, entertainers, media personalities, and hometown heroes to open up about the stories, moments, and relationships that have shaped who they are &mdash; not just what they do.
From childhood dreams to life&rsquo;s biggest curveballs, Crull Me Maybe is a conversation space for laughs, honesty, and everything in between.
New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe and get to know the real people behind the public figures.

Crull Me Maybe 

From Winter Meetings to Atlanta: Braves’ Latest Moves Unpacked ft. ESPN MLB Insider Jesse Rogers

Join Kelly Crull for an inspiring edition of Crull Me Maybe with Leah Edmond, the Atlanta Vibe outside hitter and University of Kentucky standout! Leah recently became the first player in the league to reach 1,000 career kills—a milestone that highlights her dedication, skill, and longevity in professional volleyball.

In this conversation, Leah reflects on her journey from YMCA volleyball to college stardom, the challenges of transitioning to the professional league during COVID, and how mentorship and family shaped her along the way. She also shares how she balances playing and commentating, the fiery competitive spirit that defines her on the court, and the legacy she hopes to leave for the next generation of young athletes.

🔥 Whether you’re a volleyball fan, aspiring athlete, or just love stories of perseverance and passion, this interview is packed with insights, laughs, and motivation.

Timestamps:

0:00 – Introduction & Career Highlights 

1:00 – Reaching 1,000 Kills: Reflections & Family Reactions

3:30 – Transition from College to Pro & COVID Challenges

6:15 – Mentorship & Building a Legacy in Women’s Sports

9:00 – Life as a Player and Commentator

12:00 – Quickfire Questions: Favorite Plays, Hype Songs & More

Join Kelly Crull for an inspiring edition of Crull Me Maybe with Leah Edmond, the Atlanta Vibe outside hitter and University of Kentucky standout! Leah recently became the first player in the league to reach 1,000 career kills&mdash;a milestone that highlights her dedication, skill, and longevity in professional volleyball.
In this conversation, Leah reflects on her journey from YMCA volleyball to college stardom, the challenges of transitioning to the professional league during COVID, and how mentorship and family shaped her along the way. She also shares how she balances playing and commentating, the fiery competitive spirit that defines her on the court, and the legacy she hopes to leave for the next generation of young athletes.
🔥 Whether you&rsquo;re a volleyball fan, aspiring athlete, or just love stories of perseverance and passion, this interview is packed with insights, laughs, and motivation.
Timestamps:
0:00 &ndash; Introduction &amp; Career Highlights&nbsp;
1:00 &ndash; Reaching 1,000 Kills: Reflections &amp; Family Reactions
3:30 &ndash; Transition from College to Pro &amp; COVID Challenges
6:15 &ndash; Mentorship &amp; Building a Legacy in Women&rsquo;s Sports
9:00 &ndash; Life as a Player and Commentator
12:00 &ndash; Quickfire Questions: Favorite Plays, Hype Songs &amp; More

Inside the Vibe: The Fiery Leah Edmond: Breaking Records & Barriers | Crull Me Maybe

Join us for a very special edition of Crull Me Maybe as I sit down with Alison Mastrangelo, anchor and reporter for WSB (Atlanta’s ABC affiliate). We dive deep into her incredible journey from a Jersey girl with a passion for sports to covering the biggest events in professional sports, including two Super Bowls, a World Series, and multiple National Championships. In this episode, Allison shares: - Advice to her 10-year-old self on pursuing a career in journalism - How she navigated the early grind of low-paying markets while learning to shoot, edit, and anchor on her own - The lessons she learned building Colorado Springs’ first sports department - Insights into mentorship, breaking into the industry as a woman in sports journalism, and building lasting relationships - Her move from Denver to Atlanta and how connections shaped her career path - Behind-the-scenes stories from covering the Braves, Falcons, and local Georgia sports - How she balances her career with her hobbies, including thrifting, outdoor adventures, and dog mom life Whether you’re pursuing a career in journalism, love sports storytelling, or just want to hear an inspiring career journey, this episode is packed with advice, laughs, and behind-the-scenes insights from one of Atlanta’s top sports reporters.

Join us for a very special edition of Crull Me Maybe as I sit down with Alison Mastrangelo, anchor and reporter for WSB (Atlanta&rsquo;s ABC affiliate). We dive deep into her incredible journey from a Jersey girl with a passion for sports to covering the biggest events in professional sports, including two Super Bowls, a World Series, and multiple National Championships. In this episode, Allison shares: - Advice to her 10-year-old self on pursuing a career in journalism - How she navigated the early grind of low-paying markets while learning to shoot, edit, and anchor on her own - The lessons she learned building Colorado Springs&rsquo; first sports department - Insights into mentorship, breaking into the industry as a woman in sports journalism, and building lasting relationships - Her move from Denver to Atlanta and how connections shaped her career path - Behind-the-scenes stories from covering the Braves, Falcons, and local Georgia sports - How she balances her career with her hobbies, including thrifting, outdoor adventures, and dog mom life Whether you&rsquo;re pursuing a career in journalism, love sports storytelling, or just want to hear an inspiring career journey, this episode is packed with advice, laughs, and behind-the-scenes insights from one of Atlanta&rsquo;s top sports reporters.

From Jersey to the Big Leagues: Alison Mastrangelo’s Journey in Sports Journalism

In this episode of Crull Me Maybe, we sit down with Atlanta Vibe outside hitter Maddie Isringhausen for an in‑depth, uplifting, and genuinely fun conversation. Maddie opens up about her journey from Edwardsville, Illinois, to becoming a key part of Atlanta’s pro women’s volleyball team — and the energy she brings both on and off the court. We talk about her transition from year one to year two in the league, how team chemistry has evolved, and why the Vibe’s culture feels so special. Maddie also shares stories about growing up with her father, former MLB pitcher and World Series champion Jason Isringhausen, and how his mentorship shaped her mindset as an athlete. From discovering volleyball at 16, to navigating the college recruiting process, to inspiring the next generation of young players, Maddie’s story is full of heart, humor, and honesty. She even gives us a rapid‑fire round of favorites, hidden talents, and who talks the most trash on the team. And yes — she’s confident the Vibe can bring home the Million Dollar Championship. ✨ Topics in this episode include: Maddie’s role as the team’s loud, energetic spark How year two in the league changed her perspective Building team chemistry on and off the court Growing up in a baseball family and finding her own path The pressure and privilege of expectations Inspiring young girls through the growth of pro volleyball Her late start in volleyball and rapid rise Rapid‑fire fun: comfort food, favorite Atlanta spots, hidden talents, and more Why she believes the Vibe can win it all this season If you love women’s sports, great stories, or just want to get to know one of the Vibe’s most charismatic players, this episode is for you.

In this episode of Crull Me Maybe, we sit down with Atlanta Vibe outside hitter Maddie Isringhausen for an in‑depth, uplifting, and genuinely fun conversation. Maddie opens up about her journey from Edwardsville, Illinois, to becoming a key part of Atlanta&rsquo;s pro women&rsquo;s volleyball team &mdash; and the energy she brings both on and off the court. We talk about her transition from year one to year two in the league, how team chemistry has evolved, and why the Vibe&rsquo;s culture feels so special. Maddie also shares stories about growing up with her father, former MLB pitcher and World Series champion Jason Isringhausen, and how his mentorship shaped her mindset as an athlete. From discovering volleyball at 16, to navigating the college recruiting process, to inspiring the next generation of young players, Maddie&rsquo;s story is full of heart, humor, and honesty. She even gives us a rapid‑fire round of favorites, hidden talents, and who talks the most trash on the team. And yes &mdash; she&rsquo;s confident the Vibe can bring home the Million Dollar Championship. ✨ Topics in this episode include: Maddie&rsquo;s role as the team&rsquo;s loud, energetic spark How year two in the league changed her perspective Building team chemistry on and off the court Growing up in a baseball family and finding her own path The pressure and privilege of expectations Inspiring young girls through the growth of pro volleyball Her late start in volleyball and rapid rise Rapid‑fire fun: comfort food, favorite Atlanta spots, hidden talents, and more Why she believes the Vibe can win it all this season If you love women&rsquo;s sports, great stories, or just want to get to know one of the Vibe&rsquo;s most charismatic players, this episode is for you.

From Winter Meetings to Atlanta: Braves’ Latest Moves Unpacked ft. ESPN MLB Insider Jesse Rogers

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