Consider this: Go to a college camp with 6 teams playing and 6-7 college coaches on campus, in your dugout - opportunities to actually have a conversation with them OR 400 team tourney playing all over the place and you hope a college coach drops in ??? #playsmart

𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝐏𝐞𝐫𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐬 ⭐ 3B Sean Lapinskes (@WCA_Wildcats, 2024) showcased a line-drive approach w/ top EV @ 94.6 mph during BP & a strong arm across the infield at 87 mph. More on @SLapinskes from #NALPAS23. 👇 📓: https://t.co/pKO12wNBVp || @PBR_Uncommitted

Welcome Felipe Gutierrez to Pro Stock Baseball Club! Felipe spent 16 years as a professional player and 12 years as an amateur scout/manager/director of player development in professional baseball.

Five things to focus on this offseason: 1. Physical and mental health 2. Strength and conditioning 3. Skill development 4. Film study and mental training 5. Leadership and team bonding

First of all -it is a 5 plus hour flight. This makes ncaa officials image look bad…working too many games —‘c’mon man!

Scouting Pitchers: • Physical Size • Balance • Athleticism • Arm Speed • Arm Action • Arm Strength • Delivery & Direction • Finish • Aptitude • Ability To Add & Subtract • Spin the Ball • Mvmnt • Command • Adjustments • Competitiveness • Fearless or Fearful

Thank you @PG_Scouting https://t.co/9tMye2dRT0

Thinking my friend, Joe DeRosa and his company, Smitty Officials Apparel, might have had to some “special order” work on this shirt!

The only way to find out what you’re made of is by facing adversity.

As you go through your athletic journey you will start to understand that it’s not about what you accomplish or how many accolades you receive. It’s not just winning/awards. It’s all about the person you become, how many people you help & how you treat & respect those around you!

To become mentally tougher, you need to increase your tolerance for physical and mental discomfort. The main way to do this is by putting yourself in uncomfortable situations and pushing through them.

Scouts/Recruiters don't ask if players can play...they use their eyes for that. They ask...how's the makeup, how's the parents, how's the work ethic, how's the maturity, does he love competing, can he deal with failure, is he a winner, etc!

Things you can control in games: • Effort • Attitude • Self-talk • Attention • Execution Things you can’t control in games: • Winning • Refs • Fans • Your opponent • Bad luck • Weather • The past/future To play your best, focus only on what you can control.

As an athlete, progress is gained one day at a time. By stacking productive days on top of each other, you can gradually make improvements and reach your full potential.

The objective of sports is to win, but the purpose of sports is to build character. All the athletic success in the world means nothing if it makes you worse as a person.

Congratulations Grayson!

There are pitchers 82-84 committing D1 and pitchers 85-88 committing D3. There are 7.0 runners going D1 and 6.7 runners going D2. There isn't a metric that determines the level. You are either a college baseball player or you're not. Fit is everything.

Nick Olson (@NickOlson2023) Uncommitted 2023 from GA absolutely dominant today at Kennesaw State. FB up to 85 l ++ Changeup l 6 K's for him on the day

Looking to get in front of College Coaches this Fall? We have only FIVE Fall showcase events that you will not want to miss 👇