The Disruptor picks up after the Kid signs his season long deal with the Twins. He still has a week of high school left and hopefully graduation. Kid, his teammates, and Cole have no idea of what is in store for them. As Kid's dad said, "I raised you for the world I know, not the world you're heading into. You'll need to find a mentor you can trust to guide you". Kid is going to prove disruptive on and off the field. Will those around him see his disruptions to their routines as positive or negative. Sometimes it takes a complete disruption of our life's routines to challenge us to make positive changes. An illness, birth of a baby, getting dumped by a significant other, taking a class, etc. are powerful contributors to impacting who we are, the most powerful one is our attitude toward the contributor. Cassie is going through a similar situation on her team. Her team's leaders try to isolate her by using her princess upbringing as a Morgan against her. She struggles with loving her opportunity to compete at a high level and traveling on the road with teammates making her life miserable. Is there a way to bridge the gap. Cole also realizes he too is coming to a crossroads again. The Kid is the catalyst the team needed, but can he deal with all the changes in his life and management the Kid's disruption is causing.