‘27 Luke Galvan (TX) is ranked the 84th SS in TX and it absolutely shows. He is absolutely all over this FB and lines it hard into the RF gap for a triple! Uses a leg kick to generate his power, shows off that pop he has. Name to remember. #BCS
See ya ball!
Walball's Aiden Vega (@mtx_vega29) hammers this one to left field for a solo home run. #FiveToolPower
Midland (TX) 2028 #uncommitted
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One of the biggest mistakes I made as a hitter...
I thought hitting was all about my swing.
- If I struggled, I'd fix my swing.
- If I hit a ground ball, I'd fix my swing.
- If I popped the ball up, I'd fix my swing.
Then I got to professional baseball.
After being around Major League hitters, I realized something.
The best hitters weren't obsessed with their swing.
They were obsessed with their operating system.
- They knew what pitch they were hunting.
- They knew what pitches they could drive.
- They knew what type of contact they wanted.
- They had a plan before they ever stepped into the box.
That completely changed how I practiced.
I stopped studying my swing.
I started studying myself as a hitter.
I did this by...
Going to Walmart, bought a notebook, and started tracking everything.
- Every pitch I saw.
- Every swing I took.
- Every ball I hit.
- What I was thinking.
- What I was feeling.
At the end of each week, I'd go back through my notes and look for patterns.
Then I'd build a plan to improve my operating system.
I wasn't trying to build a better swing anymore.
I was trying to build a better hitter.
Because here's one thing I learned from being around Major League hitters:
The swing wasn't the starting point.
It was the result of everything that came before it.
Thank you for reading,
Jermaine Curtis
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Midland Titans Kowalczyk's Noah Vargas (@NoahVargas823) smokes the liner out to right to load the bases.
Midland Lee (TX) 2028 #uncommitted
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Midland Titans Kowalczyk's Noah Vargas (@NoahVargas823) drives this one to the wall in right field for a triple.
Midland Lee (TX) 2028 #uncommitted
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Never a doubt!
.@FC_Prep Jaw Bats 2028's Aiden Vega (@mtx_vega29) cranks one over the left field wall for a solo home run. #FiveToolPower
Midland (TX) 2028 #uncommitted
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.@dspinbaseball Bostick's Kasen Watters (@WattersKasen) drives an RBI double to deep right field.
Midland Lee (TX) 2028 #uncommitted
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Our season ended last night. There was heartbreak, but we competed until the end and we’re proud of everything accomplished this year. Championships won, records broken, and countless memories and bonds created.
53-12 Record
WCJAC Champs
Region V Champs
3rd Place JUCO WS
CONFERENCE CHAMPS!
FINAL: Chaps 7, Broncos 4
The WJCAC title and the 1-seed in the Region 5 tournament has been clinched!
Game 4 of this weekend’s series will start at 2:50 MST.
#HumChaps
#uncommitted Juco sophomore (CF)
2 weeks left in conference play with a 42-4 record. #2 in the country.
38-G
AVG-.409
OBP-.521
SLG- .785
2B-10
3B-2
HR-7
RBI-38
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Phone Number 587-257-2523
@Teacherman1986 2016: “Don’t start, stop, then restart”
2025: “Finish the load, then wait”
Cherry-pick your narrative.
Move the goalposts like you always do.
You can’t run forever.
@Teacherman1986 You're dodging. Scroll up.
You said: “They have a pause between the two timings.”
A pause = a stop.
A stop = start/stop/restart.
You also said you teach hitters to finish the load... and then wait... and then launch.
That’s stop/start too.