If you’re a college baseball guy starting the season, enjoy every part of it. Every game, at bat, bus ride, all of it. You only get to play this game for so long, don’t waste it by putting pressure on yourself to “perform”. Be you. Because most of the time that’s enough.

#Uncommitted John Miedreich (‘26, SC) continues a strong day at the plate, doubling here to the RCF gap. Spread + torqued LH base while keeping the hands and back elbow high. Compact + LD stroke. #BCS @PG_Scouting @PG_Coastal @PG_Uncommitted

I am thankful for my time at Northeastern University. I have entered the transfer portal with 3 years of eligibility remaining. 5’10| 185lb RHP Playing in the NECBL this summer with the mv sharks FB: 89-92 CB: 80-83 CH: 85-87 SW: 80-82 Phone: 857-499-6311 Email:

Brendan is a special kid who constantly demands more from himself — on all fronts. The mental side, discipline, character, you name it. He’s the kind of guy you want in your lineup. And he’s continuing to tap into more and more potential. My DM’s are open. @bconnolly38

JUCO transfer Brendan Connolly is looking for a home for this fall. 5’10 LHH MIF/UTL 3.4 GPA We’ve worked with Brendan the mental side since earlier this Spring — I 100% believe in this kid. 2nd Team All-Conference honors this year. Will play bold & make an impact anywhere.

Thank you for the passion and dedication you brought to the Lake Erie Baseball program. Keep doing it the right way @mike__eversole . Excited to see what program you impact next. 🤝🏻

We are here to win, not to try and not lose. https://t.co/OFUdYnoPNH

Appreciate the kind words from one hell of a coach! We’ve dedicated almost 2 years to building The Focus Forge - seeing it make an impact on the game is a special feeling.

What is one thing that separates the best players in the game from everybody else? The ability to find certainty even if the outcomes aren’t there to support it. Good AB’s come and go. Certainty must remain.

A lot of times we attribute timing issues to hitters who are actually struggling w direction. Good direction along w good decel allows hitters to drive fb away yet still yank a mistake middle in. Gives hitters a bigger bandwidth for timing. ⁦@JacobMote16⁩

LOOKING FOR PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES COLLEGE CAREER AVG: 353 HR: 74 (95 including summer ball) Spent last two years at Southeastern university

Jose Marcano 5’11 205 Bats: R Throw: R Position: INF Seeking for a professional baseball opportunity Dm’s open @AA_Baseball @FLProBaseball @MLBDraft

Looking for Pro opportunities Throw/Bat: R Mainly CF/2B College experience: Chipola 18-19, Hillsborough CC 19-21, Southeastern University 21-23 NWL 2020, 22 (The video shows defensive and offensive plays) @MLBDraft @MLBPipeline @FlatgroundBats @KingofJUCO @AA_Baseball @MLB

I would like to thank Parkland College for giving me an opportunity to be a part of their program. After much consideration I have decided to reopen my recruitment and seek other options. Looking for 2 & 4 year opportunities after Break (this coming Spring) @jucoroute

College baseball guys: Christmas break is an opportunity to get stronger, faster, more tuned up. A lot of guys see it as a month to relax and take a break from getting after it. It’s obvious to coaches who put in work and who didn’t over break. Use it wisely.

College baseball guys: players that are afraid of making a mistake won’t play when it matters. How can you expect your coaching staff to trust you in big games if you don’t even trust yourself? The guys who make big time plays aren’t afraid of failure. Be that guy.

HS/College baseball guys: Letting negative thoughts dictate the way you play the game is a choice. I’ve been there, believe me. Below is a few of the tools that helped me overcome doubt when playing college baseball:

Almost every college baseball player I know has struggled with doubt affecting the way they play the game. So many people think you just have to “get over it”. Easier said than done. Here are a few ways that I overcame that doubt and how it changed the trajectory of my career:

Next time you’re on the field or in the cage, and you feel the self-doubt/bad energy creep in, check yourself. Check your body language. Sometimes a simple change in our energy/demeanor is the key to finding that aggressiveness needed to be good in this game.

This is what we like to call getting into “STATE”. Our brain chemistry is altered when we force our bodies to move with high levels of energy and fire - making it impossible to be consumed with negative thoughts.

It tricked my brain into being confident. Seriously. I would tell myself I was the best hitter in the field(even when I didn’t believe it) and that no one could straight up beat me. If they did, “they got lucky”. I know it sounds cocky, but it’s what I had to do to get locked in.