Cory Hahn: From ASU SCI Injury to Diamondbacks Exec | Project 34, Recovery, & Baseball Trailblazer

In 2011, Cory Hahn's life changed forever after sustaining a spinal cord injury while playing baseball at Arizona State University. But that moment didn’t end his journey — it reshaped it.In this powerful interview, Cory reflects on his baseball career, the day everything changed, and how he found new purpose beyond the field. Drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2013, Cory went on to earn his business degree, serve as a scout, and now plays a key role as a front office executive.We dive into his recovery, his unwavering love for the game, the challenges and rewards of staying close to baseball, and the incredible work he’s doing through Project 34, the nonprofit he co-founded with MLB pitcher Trevor Williams to support individuals with spinal cord injuries.Cory was recently honored with Baseball America’s 2024 Trailblazer Award, and this conversation shows exactly why.🔔 Subscribe for more inspiring stories from the world of sports.📌 Topics covered:Cory’s ASU baseball careerLife after spinal cord injuryBeing drafted by the DiamondbacksBecoming a scout and executiveStarting Project 34Lessons in perseverance, leadership, and impact#CoryHahn #Project34 #BaseballStories #MLB #ASUBaseball #Diamondbacks #Inspiration #Trailblazer