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Coach Beede

@CoachBeede

Elite Transfer Portal Placement & Recruiting. Strong coach relationships across all levels to help athletes land in the right situation. 40+ years in baseball.

Boston Katılım Mart 2011
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Coach Beede
Coach Beede@CoachBeede·
I believe baseball can open powerful academic doors for the right student-athlete. But the path has to be honest. Prep school is not for everyone. A post-grad year is not for everyone. Showcases are not magic. College recruiting is not one-size-fits-all. I built Coach Beede to help families slow the process down, ask better questions, and build a plan around development, academics, maturity, and fit. I have lived this as an athlete, a college head coach, and, most importantly, as a parent. Start here: coachbeede.com
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Coach Beede@CoachBeede·
The travel fee is not the investment. The lessons are not an investment. The investment is the ten quiet minutes your son spends working on his own after practice when nobody made him. Everything else is tuition.
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Coach Beede@CoachBeede·
Parents who have lived through an August 1 with an older son: if you could sit across the kitchen table from a 2028 family tonight, what is the one thing you would tell them to do in the next two weeks? Give them the real version, not the brochure version. Best answers get shared here with credit before the month is out.
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Andrew Aschettino
Andrew Aschettino@CoachAsch·
@CoachBeede Lots to list but to narrow down, if you’re lucky enough to get those calls, do not ghost any coaches. Speak to them all and do not burn bridges. Be prepared to make visits. Know the program and school. Coaches, roster, things they do well. Play to impress without pressing. Enjoy
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Jeff hemlick
Jeff hemlick@j_hemlick·
Know things about the schools who are most likely to call and you have interest in. Coach name, record, conference, potential major……lol, where the school is on the map are the least you should know. You are going to get opening texts that say “Hey man, how’s it going.” — “Good” is not the answer. Tell them in 2 short, clear sentences what you have been up to, but don’t over share—quick, but not “Good”. You are going to schedule a call with a coach….they aren’t going to call. Most times it’s late at night and they ran over on another call. Sometimes they are ghosting you. Don’t assume either. Plan for it in advance. Plan what you might say to politely reschedule the call. You are going to get along and feel good about a conversation with a coach and then they just ghost you—then suddenly they will text again out of the blue….it’s just weird. Getting an invite to camp STILL doesn’t mean they are REALLY interested in you, but it’s a step.
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Coach Beede@CoachBeede·
@FbellomoB Yes indeed! That's a poster for SUMMER WITH THE BOYS!
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Frank Bellomo
Frank Bellomo@FbellomoB·
This is what summer looks like.
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Sean Sweeney
Sean Sweeney@smsweeneyauthor·
Was just at a wake for a lifelong friend. Sad day, and the funeral is tomorrow…on the day of my father’s passing. I am not OK right now.
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Baseball U ®
Baseball U ®@BaseballU·
@CoachBeede You’re a college coach. What’s worse. A.) the questionnaire is filled out all lower case from name to nuts. Or B.) The form is filled out with Dads birthdate?
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Coach Beede@CoachBeede·
Recruiting questionnaires feel like homework because they are. Fill them out anyway. Complete, accurate, and on time is a scouting report all by itself.
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Mike Skoutelakis
Mike Skoutelakis@Torquebaseballp·
@CoachBeede The other guys fail so they can jump in. No bitching, excessive complainjng that I've witnessed. Just fun. No 3 schools in 3 years. Everyone graduates. Etc. And if the Lord wants you to play pro ball, you'll play pro ball. END OF STORY
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Coach Beede@CoachBeede·
A college coach needing an outfielder now chooses between a 22-year-old with three years of college at-bats and a projection of your seventeen-year-old. I have heard the coaches say it plainly: why gamble when I can buy certainty. Your son beats the portal one way, by being the student, teammate, and worker a program wants for four years, not rented for one. Build that, and the sure thing stops being his enemy.
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Coach Beede@CoachBeede·
@Torquebaseballp It's funny, when I speak with parents and people with children playing today, they often refer to me as the "get off my lawn" guy... In turn, I tell them the game in the 70s-90s was purely for the sport, the teammates, and the competition; it was simply BASEBALL.
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Mike Skoutelakis
Mike Skoutelakis@Torquebaseballp·
@CoachBeede Baseball at FSU and had has an incredible experience because this shit today is MADDENING!
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Coach Beede@CoachBeede·
@Torquebaseballp LOL, all good, my good man. Trying to allow parents to understand the 21-24 yr old has NOW tools and strength.
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Mike Skoutelakis
Mike Skoutelakis@Torquebaseballp·
@CoachBeede Sorry. It might be too early for me to understand what Im reading. My bad.
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Mike Skoutelakis
Mike Skoutelakis@Torquebaseballp·
@CoachBeede If your a Mike Trout type of athlete. Normal athlete, forget it. 6'2, 185 lbs, power but average speed and a MLB grade arm doesnt even get you ahead of 3 years of decent college numbers. Im sorry ro disagree.
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Coach Beede@CoachBeede·
Lessons learned-life Mentor 👇
Clint Hurdle@ClintHurdle13

I've had a lifetime of ups, downs, and sideways. Baseball. Failure. Faith. Rock bottom. Redemption. And the one lesson that ties all of it together? You don't become better by avoiding hard. You become better by embracing it... I'm a broken, flawed man and I've made mistakes I'm not proud of. I've let people down...not by choice, but I let them down. But how I reacted to those moments? That's where the growth lived. Here's what a lifetime of hard actually taught me. Lesson #1: Life is going to be hard. That's not a warning, that's a promise. People are going to be messy. You're going to make mistakes. The speed of life doesn't slow down for any of us. What you control: • Whether you embrace hard or run from it • Whether you get better or just get bitter • What your first thought is when your feet hit the floor in the morning There's so much more value in pushing through hard times and coming out the other side. Lesson #2: You can't outrun what you're supposed to grow through. I numbed failure instead of walking through it. I told myself it was working. It wasn't. Eventually, the hard you've been running from catches up. And when it does you either let it break you or let it build you. I've walked through all the challenges, all the ups, all the downs, all the sideways. And I think every single one of them put me in a position I was handpicked for. Hard doesn't disqualify you. It prepares you for what's next. Lesson #3: Be Steadfast. Be Persistent. Be Resilient. Those aren't traits you're born with. They're what's left after hard things do their work on you. They didn't come from the easy stretches They came from character that wasn't there before Empathy I couldn't have had without the hard Today is the only one we're promised. Don't waste it running from hard. Embrace it. I share these lessons every time I speak because every room has people in the middle of their own hard. Want to bring this conversation to your team? Tap the link in my bio to learn more. @Pirates

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