College Baseball is Back! And so is Bad Baserunning
Aggressive mistakes aren't always good mistakes. Understanding the full context of a situation will help you on the bases more than taking a tenth of a second off of your 60-yard dash time.
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SubscribeAggressive mistakes aren't always good mistakes. Understanding the full context of a situation will help you on the bases more than taking a tenth of a second off of your 60-yard dash time.
Turn a hit into an out by making this simple, but overlooked habit at First Base part of your routine.
Team and player data in this situation from the postseason. Also, lessons to be learned from the successes and failures in the World Series.
Data from the MLB Postseason. A deep dive on batted ball types and their success/failure rates driving in runners from 3rd base with less than two outs.
Will Smith ended up being the hero with his bat in game 7. The routine, but often overlooked thing he did defensively before that gave him that opportunity.
Make your mound visits count: A scenario where players perfectly executed a play we put on in a mound visit to get us out of an inning.
How to run an inside move and what you're trying to accomplish with it. Also, the mechanics of the play that you NEED to know.
We've all heard coaches yell "no doubles!" from the dugout. Did the players move or stand like statues because they're not sure where to go? No doubles defense and other standard defensive positioning explained.