Cale Lichtenberg (‘29 FL) back out in relief for this one with a clean 3 inning of working running the FB up to 86 with a CB in the low 70s running with fast horizontal dive. #WWBA@Florida_PG
Touch ‘em all time 💣 💣 from 2027 OF Jackson Bringger (FL).
Explosive trigger on impact with twitchy movements in the box. Quality separation with a well-balanced finish.
97 EV / 390.6’
#PBFG25 alum.
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Managing the @LowellSpinners this summer. Here's a sample of the momentum steals we've racked up thus far. Every kid on the roster is in on it. When the whole org. buys in -- from GM to staff to players -- it's a weapon.
I sent this to every hitter I train. (You should do the same.)
It's a phenomenal example of what it actually takes and what it looks like.
Watch it. Save it. Send it to your hitters.
Another 8-1-3 player selected on Day 1 of the MLB Draft - in Round 4 (132 Overall) the Los Angeles Dodgers have selected @RobinsonBSBL '23 alum @SandeferRussell (out of UF). Sandefer also pitched collegiately at St. Leo and UCF.
With their 4th-round pick (No. 132 overall), the @Dodgers select @GatorsBB right-handed pitcher Russell Sandefer, No. 177 on the Top 250 Draft prospects list.
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The 2026 MLB Draft kicks off today! Join @JackLautaret and @Pon_Xavier1 as they break down everything single pick in the first round as they happen LIVE!
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@JustinVerlander Thank you, Justin! It’s been an honor to watch you play and compete. Your impact on the game is truly immeasurable, and the legacy you've built will inspire players for years to come. Wishing you all the best in whatever comes next!
I watch a lot of HS and Travel Baseball and here’s what gets evaluated that most players/coaches/understand:
1. Catch Play - how do you treat “getting loose” before a game? Is there meaning to it or are you just throwing to throw….
2. Ground Balls between innings - 7-3-21
7 inn, 3 GBs/inn, 21 reps/game. How do you treat those? How are your throws?
3. On Deck Reps - What are you doing to prepare for your AB? You have three responsibilities. 1. Time the Pitcher, 2. Communicate w/base runners 3. Relay location to hitter. You’re not there to “get loose”
4. Response to Failure - how do you respond to a Strikeout, an error, a bad call, giving up a bomb?
5. Communication - Are you talking between pitches, directing cutoffs, helping teammates w/ pitcher tendencies, etc.
6. Competitiveness In Non Game Situations sprinting on and off the field, backing up bases, prep steps, moving with hitters tendencies, does every pitch matter?
These are the aspects of the game that are often taken for granted but make a huge difference for your evaluation.