Sharing EXCELLENT info as usual! Sad to hear of the passing of Mike Brumley. R.I.P. 🙏...Condolences to his family. Your interview with Mike Brumley was one of your best!
@pjonesbaseball
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Thanks, Mike! I appreciate it. Very sad what happened to Mike. I'll continue to pass his wisdom along to the next generation. Hope you're doing well!
@amitabhheda
Ай бұрын
Wow. I don’t comment a lot but just wanted to say that I enjoyed your data driven commentary
@pjonesbaseball
Ай бұрын
@@amitabhheda thank you! I always like to back up my opinions with data.
@Toast2005
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Me personally as a hitter I've always struggled with that outside edge (right handed). I've been getting progressively better at identifying and punishing pitches that end up in that zone. Because I can trust my hands to turn on inside pitches. I've never had a problem with hitting pitches in on my hands against mid 80's pitching. With this I ended up going 4 for 4 with 4 singles last time out. Granted it was against pretty poor and slow pitching. But my swing itself felt good.
@pjonesbaseball
Ай бұрын
Give yourself credit no matter how good or bad the pitching is. Sounds like you're making some great adjustments and identifying your own strengths!
@Toast2005
Ай бұрын
@pjonesbaseball I will admit it was probably the first time hitting actually felt easy for me. I probably only saw 10 pitches in those 4 at-bats. See what next week holds. Going to focus on being aggressive and taking cuts at anything in the zone. Just so I can identify the kind of pitches I can hit and how I should approach hitting them. So when the real season rolls along I'm up to scratch. As I will pretty much be facing 90+ for the first time ever
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