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The Baseballscool Team
John Lamb
Kendall Johnson
Kendall Johnson
I grew up in Southern California with a glove in one hand and a dream in the other. Baseball’s been a huge part of my life—even taking me to the MLB—but the journey’s far from over. I’ve been lucky to have an amazing support system, and now I’m all about paying it forward. Like my grandma always said, ‘It takes a village,’ and that’s something I carry with me every day.
Kendall Johnson
Kendall Johnson
Kendall Johnson
Future wife of John Lamb. Baseball left its mark—literally. From a ball to the face to building @Baseballscool, I now coach, design, market & cheer it on every step of the way.
James Lamb
Kendall Johnson
James Lamb
My passion for baseball originated early in life through radio broadcasts of games in my grandparents kitchen. The game and personal stories of the players were explained by the great Vin Scully. I actively played baseball during my youth and stopped competitive play in college following a series of injuries. I’ve coached for almost 3 dec
My passion for baseball originated early in life through radio broadcasts of games in my grandparents kitchen. The game and personal stories of the players were explained by the great Vin Scully. I actively played baseball during my youth and stopped competitive play in college following a series of injuries. I’ve coached for almost 3 decades now throughout many levels of the game. I was fortunate enough to have been a contracted scout for the Marlins for 4 years after completion of the Major League Baseball Scouting Bureau development program in 2007 and the Reds initial recommendation to attend classes. My connections in the game now continue as a supportive father of a former MLB pitcher, John Lamb, who continues his own personal professional path back to the highest level of competition. My focus on teaching baseball is based on the fundamentals of catch, throw and hit through discipline and structure of practice. The primary focus is to maintain fun during the process of improving skills while playing the game of baseball. I will continue to share my experiences and knowledge to players and families as long as I live.
