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Tyler Schilhabel on Home Turf

Injured Independence Quarterback Tyler Schilhabel gave his first interview since his accident to Corey Costelloe on ‘Home Turf’

Steve Adler, highboltage.com
Steve Adler of highboltage.com on Home Turf with Corey Costelloe

MLB Hall of Famer Rod Carew on Home Turf
Hall of Famer Rod Carew talks with Corey Costelloe about the All Star Game in Anaheim and hitting in the big leagues today.

Stephen Neal 6-1-10
CSUB Alum and New England Patriot Stephen Neal responds to the announcement that CSUB Wrestling has been saved after fundraising efforts. Stephen joined Corey Costelloe on ‘Home Turf’

Ryan Mathews
After being selected by the San Diego Chargers with the 12th overall pick in the NFL Draft, Bakersfield’s Ryan Mathews talked with Corey Costelloe on Home Turf.

Megan Langenfeld
Former Centennial High School standout Megan Langenfeld talks about her softball career at UCLA and worldwide prior to a return to Bakersfield to take on CSUB.

Former Dodger Tommy Davis on ‘Home Turf’
Tommy Davis, who holds the only two batting titles for the Los Angeles Dodgers was on ‘Home Turf’ with Corey Costelloe Wednesday talking about his career and his keynote address at the BHS Baseball Home Run Dinner.

Matt Darr Commits to Fresno State
Frontier High School Punter Matt Darr who previously committed to USC, decides to commit to Fresno State instead. Here’s his interview with Corey Costelloe moments after the story broke.

Grant Desme, Ball Player-turned Priest
Bakersfield’s Grant Desme made headlines when he decided to leave the A’s organization to join the priesthood. He spoke with Corey Costelloe on January 26th.

Brian Butch, Bakersfield Jam
Former Wisconsin Badger and Bakersfield Jam Center Brian Butch spoke with Corey Costelloe about his hot start in Bakersfield and playing basketball in the D-League.

Tommy Lasorda with Corey Costelloe, Part I
Former Dodgers Manager Tommy Lasorda on ‘Home Turf’ with Corey Costelloe, 1/14/10

Tommy Lasorda Part II
Second Part with Tommy Lasorda and Corey Costelloe on Home Turf.

Tommy Lasorda Part III

Tommy Lasorda Part IV
Tommy Lasorda and Corey Costelloe, 1/14/10 Part 4

Keyshawn Johnson on Home Turf with Corey Costelloe
ESPN NFL Analyst and former NFL Wideout Keyshawn Johnson stopped by ‘Home Turf’ with Corey Costelloe on Friday to talk about the NFL Playoffs.

Dave Henderson on ‘Home Turf’ 10/13-Part 1
Former Oakland Athletics outfielder Dave Henderson was a member of the 1989 World Series Champion A’s team that experienced the 1989 San Franciso earthquake first hand, being on the field as it hit October 17th. With the 20 year anniversary, Henderson joined Corey Costelloe to talk about that experience, and what happened when all the sudden baseball took a back seat.

Dave Henderson on Home Turf 10/13 Part 2
Former Oakland Athletics outfielder Dave Henderson was a member of the 1989 World Series Champion A’s team that experienced the 1989 San Franciso earthquake first hand, being on the field as it hit October 17th. With the 20 year anniversary, Henderson joined Corey Costelloe to talk about that experience, and what happened when all the sudden baseball took a back seat.