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3 drills we use as pre-work before using machine. Foam pad receiving to work down-to-up movement and staying under the ball. Heavy-ball receiving with the glove on. Medicine ball transfers; Catching the ball deep and staying connected instead of reaching. @SCFBaseball
Plays at the Plate Work ⚾️
Using fungos to simulate inaccurate throws to the plate. Emphasis on quick reactions, adjusting to different throws, and putting yourself in the best position to receive the ball and make the tag. @SCFBaseball
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Jake Armstrong l JUCO FR l State College of Florida
91-93 MPH
2 1/3 innings pitched
4k’s
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TRUE RHP @ STATE COLLEGE OF FLORIDA
FB 92-94
SNK 87-90
CH 80-84
SL 80-83
CB- 73-79
All in game via trackman
Here are some clips from my most recent fall outing
Left-hand curveball receiving work 🎯
Working inside and outside on low breaking balls. The focus is staying underneath the baseball and making one fluid movement up through the ball.
Stay under it. Work up through it. Win the pitch. @EthanFutch2 @SCFBaseball
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The #TEES coaching staff will be hosting our annual Prospect Camp on Saturday November 14th 🗓️ 10am to 4pm
Open to classes 2027-2030 only. In order to get a very good evaluation of players attending we will have limited spaces available. Sign-up below ⬇️
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Block & recover work to train reaction time, body control, and the ability to quickly find the baseball after the block. Followed it up with throws to 2nd on the field, focusing on clean transfers, efficient footwork, and quick releases. @SCFBaseball
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Drew Cavanaugh and Gabriel Moreno tied for the best pop time of the day.
Same velocities, same result.
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Bo Davidson
Making his MLB debut hitting in the 3 hole for the Giants.
No Perfect Game Ranking.
Never Drafted.
Did not play D1 baseball.
Juco Bandit.
Incredible job by the scout that signed him Paul Faulk.
Players
If you are relentless and genuinely outworking the competition.
Believe in yourself.
Starting with machine receiving with a medicine ball under the left arm to help catch the ball deep and avoid reaching. The deeper we catch the ball, the quicker we can get the ball out of our hand. Then working transfers around the bases. 2 reps to 1st, 2nd and 3rd.@SCFBaseball
Runner stealing 2nd, breaking ball in the dirt. Trust your glove, get the pick, and give yourself a chance to throw him out. A good block keeps the runner from advancing, but in this situation we’re looking to make a play and steal an out. @SCFBaseball
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Last 10 Days - Avg EV Leaders
Cal Raleigh (17 BBE): 97.0mph
Junior Caminero (30 BBE): 96.7mph
Drew Cavanaugh (12 BBE): 96.3mph
Yordan Alvarez (21 BBE): 96.1mph
Carter Jensen (20 BBE): 96.0mph
Bryce Eldridge (21 BBE): 96.0mph
Rafael Devers (33 BBE): 95.6mph
Some clips from a bullpen working out of RKD. Mixing in receiving and blocks, with an emphasis on winning the low pitch, keeping the glove down, and getting the body behind the ball when it’s time to block. @SCFBaseball
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Day after day… 💪
@SCFBaseball x @JasonRiley55
This is why I love foam balls and the Hack Attack.
Tilting the machine back to create low breaking balls and balls in the dirt. Forces the catcher to see the ball down, react late, and make a quick decision to receive or block.
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