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“It’s just so different because no one’s watching baseball. Even if you think about the homers you watch, did you see the pitches before the homer? How did he get to that pitch? What was the count in that pitch? there’s zero context on what was seen on the...

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John Brayervor 2 Jahren

@CoachRickSodo so true

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IsWhatvor 2 Jahren

All true. Situational awareness is non existent. Most evident with baserunning and on defense, where to throw the ball when runners are in motion

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College Baseball: The Other Sidevor 2 Jahren

Definitely a big problem, too much focus on highlights, and training is focused on creating highlights rather than focusing on the whole game.

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