@JohnnyFBaseball@MLBONFOX Even the particular situation I experienced, the person would have never shown up at BP and tried to help. It would’ve been behind closed doors and the manager still tried to stop it. Majority of lower level player’s parents don’t have a clue, to your point.
@JohnnyFBaseball@MLBONFOX This guy is helping his son in batting practice, not a game. Imo, if a player is getting extra help and it is not a distraction, good for them. Ultimately, it’s the players responsibility to perform so if they struggle or do good it’s on them.
@CoachShack10@TweetsbyCoachP That is what’s wrong with sports today. Soft young men. If that was my best friend in the world, I’d want to him to laugh in my face after k’ing me up. Save the hugs for a later time. Competitive winners mentality is missing.
@CoachShack10@JeffStanek1 Agree Coach Shack. Catch the ball in front of the bag, if the throw is on the money you can catch the ball deep. Frees the infielder up to use their feet and be athletic.
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There ain't nothing we can't do or say
Feeling good, feeling fine
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@GregGra85764093@Blain_Crain Correction Mr. Greg, in Russell County Alabama he would only be arrested if he wasn’t related to or good friends with the DA, sheriff, a judge or anyone else willing to pay the right people money. So easy with that righteous Russell County stuff, it’s not reality.
.@PBR_Uncommitted ‘24 LHP Colton Sampson (@_B_Sampson09) pounded the zone in his outing working all three for strikes.
Strong & very athletic 6-3, 200 frame, sitting in the low-80’s mostly, paired w/ quality SL/CH combo coming out of a long & loose 3/4 slot.
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