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NLB roster construction for summer 2027.
Are you a proven high school or travel ball player that has dominated the competition.
Are you looking for a travel program for the summer?
Are you addicted to the weight room and competing?
Are you addicted to the game of baseball?
Are you outworking the competition?
Are you sacrificing right now for what you want in the future?
Are you good enough to perform vs good competition?
Are you a great teammate?
Are you looking for a program that can guide you through recruiting?
Do you have parents that understand the team concept?
Do you want to be a college or professional player?
If you answered yes to all of those questions.
NLB may be the place for you.
23 Prospectwire Championships (Winningest Program in Prospectwire History)
2017 PG National Champions
2019 PG World Series Champions
2024 PG National Champions
Ranked #1 18u travel team in Florida 6 times by PG
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Parents of players who want to play high level college baseball.
I always hear players say they are going to take a season off to train.
That sounds great but it almost never works.
It doesn't work because players who legitimately have a chance to play high level college or professional baseball never stop training. They train year round for many years. They train and play as many competitive games as possible year round. They learn to do it all and simply sacrifice more hours, weeks, months and years than the kids who conveniently think they want to be high level players.
For high level college and professional players fun is doing things others would consider work.
College baseball players are older, more experienced, stronger, more polished and more athletic because of COVID eligibility and the portal. High level college players play fall baseball, spring baseball and summer baseball. Yes, they play basically year round. They also train year round in the weight room, at the track, and focus on caloric intake and supplementation.
If your son wants to be a high level performing baseball athlete he needs to manage many responsibilities simultaneously. These responsibilities include a year round strength and conditioning program. Playing as many competitive games as possible. High school pitchers should be getting between 70 (Freshmen) and 100 (Senior) competitive innings per calendar year. Hitters should get approximately 250+ competitive at bats per calendar year. While doing all of those things, he also needs to be a dynamic student. Yes, high level college athletes are expected to be high level students.
The requirements for achieving greatness are designed to weed out the unwilling and competitive athletics are designed to be cruel, rude and nasty.
The best aren't committed part time or conveniently to the requirements of being a performing athlete.
Simple Pitching.
A lot of D1 freshmen pitchers will figure it out.
It's not because of velocity.
Control
Command
Secondary Pitches
Holding Runners
Fielding Position
Moxie
Feel
A lot were sold an illusion and they believed it.
They thought if they threw hard enough they could pitch in D1 baseball.
Someone forgot to tell them about the other things they would be required to do to get innings.
Velocity will get you an opportunity but the other things will get you on the mound in games.
Average velocity combined with plus control, above average command, plus secondary pitch, average third pitch, the ability to hold runners and field position gets the pitcher on the field in games at any school in the country.
If he is a competitor with moxie and feel.
I tweet a lot about control and command.
It's really important.
But don't misunderstand what I'm saying.
You still have to have velocity.
Colleges aren't looking for dudes with below average stuff and above average command.
Because those guys get torched.
You have to have at least average velocity for the level you want to be considered.
Average velocity with plus off speed and command can pitch for college world series caliber teams.
Some even pitch their way to the big leagues.
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23 Prospectwire Championships (Winningest Program in Prospectwire History)
2017 PG National Champions
2019 PG World Series Champions
2024 PG National Champions
Ranked #1 18u travel team in Florida 6 times by PG
3 Time Perfect Game Southeast Champions
2 Time Perfect Game BCS Champions
2 Time Perfect Game BCS Runner-Up
Multiple 2D Sports Championships
Multiple Prospect Select Championships
MLB Gold Glove Award Winner
Dynamic Recruiting Network
Social Media Exposure for Players
NLB Alumni have signed with: Florida State, Florida, FIU, Florida Atlantic, UCF, USF, UNF, FAMU, JU, West Florida, Valdosta State, Auburn, Stetson, Georgia Southern, Georgia, South Alabama, Missouri, Kentucky, Arkansas, Mississippi State, Notre Dame, Samford, New Orleans, College of Charleston, Air Force Academy, Santa Fe College, St. Johns River, Pensacola State, Northwest Florida, Chipola, Gulf Coast, Tallahassee CC, Southern Union, Wallace-Dothan, San Jacinto, Coastal Alabama, Central Alabama, Liberty, LBW, Enterprise State, Calhoun CC, Andrew College, ABAC, Presbyterian College, Western Kentucky, Troy, Georgia State, Coastal Carolina, Clemson, Oklahoma State, Mercer, Memphis
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If you're a tireless worker, take the game seriously, have aspirations to play in college or beyond and are a great teammate.
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Had this conversation with a high school right handed pitcher.
He asked what he would have to do to sign with a P5 out of high school and have a chance to pitch as a freshman.
Option A
Pitch 90-95 (not touch, but actually pitch 90-95). Throw close to 70% strikes. A plus secondary pitch thrown for strikes with command. An average third pitch thrown for strikes with command. Be able to control the running game and field position. Those things would also make option A, a very good draft prospect. Players that are deciding between signing a pro contract and attending school are the players that have the highest percent chance to actually pitch as a freshman.
Or
Option B
Pitch upper 8's with plus control, plus command, plus moxie, plus feel and an uncanny knack to add and subtract. Control the running game and field position.
Option A and Option B
Should absolutely dominate high school and travel ball competition. P5 schools are recruiting experienced mid major and non P5 D1 pitchers out of the portal. They're also recruiting the best of the best juco pitchers. They don't need or want freshman development projects.
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Morning baseball fans,
The Seattle Mariners have hired Jason Kanzler, a guy who has NEVER managed a professional baseball game at any level. Not Rookie ball, not A-ball, not Double-A, not Triple-A. NOTHING!
And Iโll tell you exactly why I believe Jerry Dipoto hired him. CONTROL!
The lineup, starting rotation, bullpen usage, pitch counts, everything will be dictated from the front-office suite. The manager will be given his marching orders, including how many pitches a starter can throw and how much flexibility he has.
Kanzler gets a nice big-league paycheck to say YES to Jerry Dipoto. Thatโs what this looks like to me. A yes man who will bend over backward to keep the boss happy.
And the saddest part? This is what Major League Baseball has become. Managers arenโt being hired to manage. Theyโre being hired to carry out organizational orders.
So sad to see what weโve done to this great game.
#SheGone03 #TheHugeShow
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Your least talented player will magnify the strengths of your culture.
Your most talented player will expose the weaknesses of your culture.
Get It?
Real baseball folks will understand this.
Ask a coach which player on his team he would want to hire as a future assistant or administrator.
His answer will rarely be the most talented player on the team.
Pitchers-want to throw 90? Be able to long toss 300 ft!
Want to throw 97? 360 ft is the goal.
"Bingo ๐. In 30 years of doing it, you can pretty much take it to the bank - 300 feet = 90mph (of course body types, age, dna matter too, but man, thatโs been really consistent)" Alan Jaeger