About Club 303
Club 303 started when four guys from different backgrounds met in Palm Springs, California interning for a collegiate summer league team. With Zach and Austin in the broadcast booth and Pat and Andrew down by the field working data analytics, we had a ton of baseball knowledge to go around. The name Club 303 derives from the room at a motel where the four of us stayed at which was the setting for many baseball discussions and debates over a couple of beers. These discussions brought a great friendship with us all and eventually led us into starting this endeavor to bring our discussions to the public and we hope you all enjoy.
Pat Kennedy
aka "Party Pat"
Pat Kennedy attended Regis University where he played baseball for the Rangers as a Pitcher. Pat worked on the data analytics team bringing analytical approaches from the player point-of-view. Pat is a lifelong Cubs fans with a place in his heart for the lowly Rockies that he watched so much in his time in Denver.
Andrew Slade
aka "Slader"
Andrew Slade is a die hard Mariners and Arizona State fan. Andrew played baseball for most of his life up into college as a Pitcher/Outfielder. While attending Arizona State University Andrew was a Data Analytics student manager for the ASU baseball team, focusing largely on pitcher advanced analytics. Andrew would carry this experience over to Palm Springs joining Pat on the data analytics team.
Zach Reynolds
aka "Machine"
Zach Reynolds is the host of the Club 303 Podcast, a lifelong Cardinals fan and currently attending Oklahoma State University. Zach is well known by his friends as being "The best PxP man in the World", calling games at the High School, NJCAA, Summer Collegiate and NCAA Level. These calls culminated in Zach winning the Oklahoma Sports Network's Play-By-Play announcer of the year award in 2024.
Austin Stokes
aka "Stokie"
Austin Stokes was a key contributor the the Palm Springs "dream broadcast team" in the booth as the color commentator alongside Zach. Austin is the Yankees fan of the group, advocating for one of America's most hated teams passionately and always ready to drop a "27 Rings" to complete his argument. Austin is known for his classic one-liners and rage filled rants.
