Designer cookies waiting for
Dodger pitcher Kyle Hurt
in his hotel room
for the Seoul Series.
(Courtesy Kevin Hurt)
Kevin Hurt is the kicking/punting coach for the Viking football team. His son, Kyle, grew up attending Torrey Pines High and playing baseball at a high level.
For the Seoul Series featuring the Dodgers and Padres last week (March 20-21), Kyle received a special gift: waiting in his hotel room at the Fairmont Ambassador were three designer cookies. They depicted a glove, a baseball, and a bat, in a nice gift box. (See photo above.)
The even bigger news for Kyle, a right-handed pitcher who was on Los Angeles' 40-man roster over the offseason, was that this week he earned a right to a cubicle in the Dodger clubhouse (see photo below) upon making the team out of Spring Training to begin the 2024 season State-side.
It's quite an accomplishment, and one that son and father have worked hard for over the past decade-plus. Congratulations, Kyle!
Not infrequently, during games in the Fall for Coach Tyler Roach's football team, proud papa Kevin would have his phone handy to catch play-by-play of a postseason game. He subscribed to MiLB, the minor league baseball broadcasts that included Oklahoma City, the Dodgers' AAA affiliate that Kevin last played for.
Kyle Hurt's new cubicle
in the Dodger clubhouse.
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