Live Game Lessons: Dictating the Game with Speed, Precision, and a Little Grit - Giants vs. Diamondbacks (5/25/26)
Memorial Day notes from Giants-D'Backs and a special shoutout to Tommy Troy for making his MLB Debut
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SubscribeMemorial Day notes from Giants-D'Backs and a special shoutout to Tommy Troy for making his MLB Debut
Your brain needs to be just as big an asset as your arm. Pitching to open bags can help get you out of an inning when you back is against the wall and ultimately get your team a win.
It's only been 12 games, but there has been some ugly baseball to address. The most concerning parts of the Giants slow start.
Walking the lead off guy is always detrimental. When it's the 9-hitter it can be catastrophic. The scenario from the Mariners/Guardians game and how to avoid these walks as a pitcher.
Things to look for around the league and a couple notes on our hometown Giants.
Problems with the strike zone box on TV and what ABS (automatic balls/strikes system) might take away.
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.
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.