Excited to announce I will be joining the New York Yankees as a minor league hitting coach! Thankful for everyone who helped me along the way, and excited for whatβs next.
Tommy Rover (@mvscrappers) adds to his day with another Hard Hit ball, pulling a fastball into RF at 9οΈβ£8οΈβ£mph for a single.πΆ
Rover has multiple hits in 4 of the 5 games heβs played this week.π₯
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RBI single No. βοΈ on the night for Tommy Rover as the @mvscrappers lead 2-0.πΆ
Back-to-back multi-hit games for the Scrappers infielder.
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The @mvscrappers WALK IT OFF in the ninth!
Tommy Rover tied the game on a two-run ground-rule double followed by Keegan Rodin singling up the middle on the very next pitch for the win! π
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Tommy Rover served up the big hit for the @mvscrappers in tonightβs walk-off with a double off the RF wall at 98.8mph/342ft.
The hit put runners at 2nd and 3rd before a wild pitch scored the winner.πΆ
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Tommy Rover rips his third double in as many games and fourth on the summer with a 1οΈβ£0οΈβ£2οΈβ£.7οΈβ£ mph π down the RF line.
Rover is now averaging 98.57 mph in exit velocity on all his two-baggers.
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The @mvscrappers cut the deficit in half on π2οΈβ£π2οΈβ£π hard-hit doubles by Dreylin Holmes, Brock Olmstead, and Tommy Rover! π₯πΆ
Holmes: 98.2 mph EV
Olmstead: 95.9 mph EV
Rover: 1οΈβ£0οΈβ£3οΈβ£.8οΈβ£ mph EV
@Drey_Holmes8 | @b_olmstead | @tommy_rover
A good Kershaw goes a long way π―
@tommy_rover makes it look easy with a quick adjustment π§
This drill helps set up hitters by:
π’Putting force into the ground
π’Controlling the forward move
π’Sitting into a hinged position
Thank you @ClaytonKersh22 for the inspiration π
Hinge + Coil = Loadβ
Step Back Drill + Pivot Pick Drill = Training bothβ
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@tommy_rover and @fossum_kyle2 worked on improving their load this past offseason during a swing design session with hitting trainer @brandondim24 π
Want to highlight a bunch of our guys who individually had career years, and took advantage of the opportunity to be everyday players. Coming into the season only 4 of our consistent starters had 50+ D1 ABβs