A younger coach asked me this week: “Coach what do you do if you have a guy who isn’t meeting the standard but is talented and needs to play” Simply responded with: “Seems like you’re already bending the standard, therefore you have no standards at all” It’s nonnegotiable.

Lifting 6x/week won’t fix a bad diet. You’re not under-training. You’re under-eating and under-recovering.

Jason came up big when it mattered most! 3-for-3 with 2 RBIs in round 1 playoff game! Clutch at the plate and locked in under pressure when catching. Off to Glendora for round 2! #uncommitted #UNCOMMITTED BASEBALL⚾️🇺🇸🔥 Baseball_Uncommitted Memo Carrasco Coast Recruits ⚾️ Baseball clips

Amateur Baseball Players • Your sleep patterns MATTER • Your eating habits MATTER • Hydration MATTERS (water/electrolytes) • Your routines MATTER • The WEIGHT ROOM MATTERS • Your consistency MATTERS If YOU want to be great, YOU must do uncomfortable & uncommon things 🙌

When H.S. teams are walking 6-8 batters a game it’s tough to win. Doesn’t matter how hard the pitcher is throwing it’s about pounding the zone. Teams walking 3 or less a game are going to win a lot of games at the H.S. Level.

For hitters coming across the ball. Open angle tossing low and in. Holding angles through it and not coming across it. This will fix a bat path that is coming around the ball.

Some wisdom for young coaches. I was a Head Coach at 26. A Principal at 33. I’ve been doing both for the last 13 years. I have learned a lot about coaching and leadership; Here are 9 of the most important lessons learned: 1: PLAYERS, NOT PLAYS In pressure situations,

.JG BASEBALL 2027's Jake Jimenez shoots this ball down the left field line for an RBI double. Arroyo (CA) 2027 #uncommitted Profile: fivetool.org/players/5a0fe6…

Jim Schlossnagle has built elite offenses at every stop—from TCU to Texas A&M and now Texas. But it’s not about perfect swing mechanics. His system starts with one rule: “Get a good pitch to hit.” Here’s what makes his offensive approach one of the best in college baseball:

THE COMPLETE INFIELDER …. A DIRT BRO… HAS IT ALL… Elite feet, elite hands, elite eyes (seeing the ball at high speeds), elite judgement (reading hops/angles), efficient transition from field to throw, ability to repeat mechanics, short arm stroke, ability to throw from all arm

Having coached for several years I am confident in saying…. The greatest win of all is a player who walks out of your program better than he walked in. Not just a better athlete, but a better man. That is the win that matters most… and we recruit to this as an objective!

How do you lose a team? Be a transactional coach. “You have a greater chance of losing a team when you’re transactional in everything you do.” - Nick Saban Transformational coaches connect, serve, and lead with purpose.

Something I saw in a baseball locker room that always resonated with me for years. In Baseball, as in life.

Bryce Harper’s Dad was ALL about CONFIDENCE 🧠 “He would go buy the best baseballs in the store” (Didn’t have much money but thought it was worth it) “I wanted to instill the confidence that you could hit it out of any park you were at” Building EVIDENCE THAT HE COULD DO IT

I’ve studied some of neuroscientists, psychologists, and mentally strong people for the last 12 years. All in the name of helping athletes be their best Here’s one of the most life changing concepts I’ve found in my studies (a thread)

Jason Franco (‘27, CA) lined this one hard into left for a knock. Physical frame. Smooth stroke that initiates early and that shows a clean path to and through contact. #UBCWest

Franco #uncommitted c/o 2027 Stays locked in at the plate & drives a hard-hit RBI single to put 5 star on the board. Consistent, productive ABs and solid catching defensively. Baseball_Uncommitted #UNCOMMITTED BASEBALL⚾️🇺🇸🔥 Five Tool California Memo Carrasco Coast Recruits ⚾️ #yucaipahigh #catcher

Jason Franco (2027, Calimesa, CA) gives one a ride to the pull side for an RBI triple. 5 Star rolls to the 9-1 win #WWBAWest

Bill Belichick said something about team-building that explains his decades of success. "There are no shortcuts to building a team, you build the foundation brick by brick." Now he's taking these same 5 principles to UNC. Here's what they are and how to implement them:🧵