Hall of Fame
Eisenberg played three years of baseball under current head coach Brian Brewer earning two varsity letters. He was drafted in the eighth round of the 2006 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft by the Cleveland Indians following his junior season with the Etta Express.
Eisenberg posted one of the most dominant pitching seasons in program history leading the Etta Express to the 2006 NCAA Division III National Championship. He posted 1 13-2 record with a miniscule 1.33 earned run average and 138 strikeouts en route to first team All-American honors.
A part of Marietta's 2004 and 2005 OAC Regular Season Champion clubs, Eisenberg broke out during his junior campaign. He was named first team All-OAC and All-Mideast Region to go along with his All-American honors. Eisenberg was tabbed the Mideast Region Pitcher of the Year and was Co-MVP of the World Series.
Eisenberg played professionally for two years with the Indians organization and one year with the Washington Wild Things in the Frontier League.
An accomplished film maker, Eisenberg released a feature-length healthcare documentary titled To Err Is Human in 2019. The film has screened in over 35 states and in eight countries globally.
Eisenberg earned a bachelor's degree in Journalism from Marietta College in 2009. He completed an associate's degree in Film Directing at the Tribeca Flashpoint Media Arts Academy in 2010. He is currently creative director and a partner with his wife, Kailey, at Tall Tale Productions in Chicago.
