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Getting YSU Baseball 🐧 ready for the spring -Increasing environment difficulty and randomness -Constraints on machines before main environment -Bat speed days on angled machines, unique blocked pitch shapes, getting into different body positions and POC -Mixed machines paired with the Driveline Baseball smash bat➡️Swing decisions🤝Bat to ball skills... show more

Dylan Moser

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Devin Williams was asked about the job Carlos Mendoza is doing and says the Mets' struggles are on the players: "It's absolutely on us. He doesn't swing a bat and he doesn't throw a baseball. We've been in a lot of these games. It's been close. Him or somebody else is not affecting that. If we're not getting the job done, somebody else isn't going to just magically flip a switch and we're going to get it done. He's putting guys in good positions. We're not performing."

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