Fisher Cats Walk-Up Songs

Walk-up songs in baseball add an element of personality and flare to the game that the ballplayer can control. Every ballplayer gets to choose their song and make it unique to them at each home game. This is a song that they listen to as they stride up to the plate for each at bat, while they sprint from the bullpen, or when they take the hill prior to a game.

We asked some of our Fisher Cats players what their current walk-up music is and why they picked their specific song. The time of wondering is now over, and the mystery is solved! So grab a pair of ear buds, and make a new playlist to jam out to!

Dwight Smith Jr: "No Flex Zone" by Rae Sremmurd

"It was a song that was popular in my hometown because they're from Atlanta. It was also my song last year. It was very popular last summer"

K.C. Hobson: "All About the South" by Rodney Atkins

"The title says it all"

Jack Murphy: "Home Sweet Home" by Mötley Crüe

"You only play your walk-up song at home."

Kevin Nolan: "Iron Man" by Black Sabbath

"I like the song and it gets me fired up before I bat."

Shane Opitz: "Boombastic" by Shaggy

"I like reggae music and it just made sense to choose it for my walk-up song."

Jorge Flores: "Rico Por Siempre" by Arcangel

"I like the song for the rhythm and the lyrics."

Ian Parmley: "Deliverance" by Banjo Duel

"I had this walk-up song in college and never wanted to change it."

Danny Barnes: "Everlong" by the Foo Fighters

"It's my favorite song and band."

Austin Bibens-Dirx: "The Only Way I Know" by Jason Aldean

"The second verse goes well with baseball and it tells you to never give up."

Matt Newman: "The Messengers" by Lecrae

"Lecrae is a Christian artist and I want the fans to get the Christian message the song portrays."

Jimmy Cordero: "Work Hard Play Hard" by Wiz Khalifa

"I work hard and play hard."