Westminster College Baseball in Fulton, Mo, is looking for impact transfer pitchers for the Spring 2027 season. Great culture, Strong player development, Highly competitive roster. Ready to compete, develop, and make an immediate impact? Send a DM with your information & video
Auburn Doubledays of the PGCBL in Upstate NY are looking for Pitchers to finish out the season thru July 27th 
-No player fee
-Housing provided
-Meals after games
-Great group of guys
DM or text 516-243-4791 if interested
@FlatgroundApp@Doubledays
Over the past two weeks I have received conservatively 8-10 calls regarding needing pitching for summer leagues.
On top of that I have also spoken to various players who have said that their teams have no pitching…including one who said his team may be shutting down because they do not have enough guys to throw their games.
Summer ball used to be an opportunity for players to go out and play the game and better themselves, develop, mature grow into who they are…
Now with the massive amount of movement, changing of schools coupled with a lot of coaches holding back pitching from going out to play…there is going to have to be a massive shift in how most leagues operate as it has all changed now
I feel bad for the leagues/teams that have supported the college baseball world for years but there is going to have to be some kind of drastic changes for some of them to survive
@nextlevelbb@CoachBeede@DaveGallagher22@NWLbaseball@PGCBLbaseball@nycbl@ACBLBaseball@ProspectLeague@FuturesLeague
As a baseball scout, there are two concerning hitting characteristics with HS & College hitters that stand out more today than ever before.
1) No Plan At The Plate
Successful hitters don’t just hope to get a hit—they know what pitch they’re hunting, they exercise zone awareness, they know what part of the field they’re trying to use, they know how to work counts, and how they’re going to attack pitch to pitch. They have a plan, they don’t just “wing it.”
If you fail to plan—then plan to fail.
2) Lack Of Competing In The Box
Every pitch is a battle. Fighting off tough pitches. Refusing to get beat. Making the pitcher earn every out. Competing in the box isn’t about the “result”—a hitter can go 0-4, but have four quality at bats. Competing in the box is about your approach, focus, and effort every single pitch.
Yes, swing operation and talent matters, however a “plan” and a “competitive” mindset in the box separate good hitters from the rest.
Never forget . .
Success is never owned. It is only rented, and the rent is due everyday!
Happy to announce I’ve accepted the Head Coach position at SUNY Corning. To the recruits who followed me, Misericordia Baseball is second to none, and Coach Egbert and his staff will continue to provide an outstanding experience on and off the field. #All9#RedBarons
After much thought, I’ve decided to enter the transfer portal from Northwestern State University as a redshirt freshman. I am looking for new opportunities this spring.
6’2 210
RHH 3B/1B
🚨Spring Transfers!
Westmo baseball is looking to add to a competitive roster at break!
- Development (5 Coaches/Rapsodo)
- On-field impact
- Top 4, SLIAC
Everyone has a different path. Westmo could be your spot for a second chance, reach out! Twitter DM or text 413-822-9521
Focusing on what you can control is not about having power over what’s outside of you, but mastering what’s inside of you. You unlock freedom and resilience amid chaos when you realize that your perspective, decisions, and actions are always within your control.
More “mitt magic,” this time by Cal Raleigh!
He is 2nd in Receiving Runs w/ 13 & is getting shadow zone pitches (The “shadow zone” is 1 ball in the zone to 1 ball out of the zone) called strikes at a rate just under 50% (Cont.)