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Great day for Marshall Baseball as they crushed everything!🔥🦬 Biggest current points of emphasis as they get ready to head into Fall Ball: 1. Keep all soft tissue healthy. Too much emphasis on any one area leaves the other areas vulnerable. Manage workloads intelligently. 2. Warm-ups can be used...

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Casey Carpenter1 year ago

@HerdBaseball Are you Oly side only or do you work with BA too?

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@HerdBaseball Yes, BA is my boss! I am responsible for Baseball while assisting with Football/Softball/T&F

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