Oklahoma native plays key role in Tampa Bay Rays’ World Series run
Bryan King, a Bethany, Oklahoma, native and head strength and conditioning coach for the Tampa Bay Rays, shares how his baseball journey from Oklahoma shaped his role in the World Series. Bryan King, an Oklahoma native, is playing a key role as the Tampa Bay Rays' head strength and conditioning coach in Game 3 of the World Series. King, who grew up in Bethany, grew up and graduated from Putnam City West in 1997. His career has seen him across the country, including stops at Connors State College and the University of Arkansas before he played his senior year at the University Oklahoma. After his playing days, King transitioned to a new role in baseball and has been coaching the Rays for 23 years. Despite the team being down in the series, King draws on his Oklahoma upbringing to help them push forward.
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The Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers are set for Game 3 of the World Series, and an Oklahoma native will play a key role as the Rays’ head strength and conditioning coach.
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Topik: Baseball, World Series, MLB, Tampa Bay Rays
