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2022 2023 2024 CJ Group 1 State Champions 🏆 Shore Conference 🅱️-Central Public Champs ⚾️🏆 1956 1983 1988 1995 1998 2010 2011 2012 2017 2018 2019 2021 2022 2023 2024 🅱️-Central Co-Champions 2023 🅱️-Central Champions 2024 🅱️-South Champions 2025

@CoachBradley9 @BluebookBeede “Seasoned” catchers throw the best BP. I pushed the goal of into my 60’s to my 70’s………. 💪🏼

I can still throw strikes! My last remaining baseball skill!! 💪🏻⚾️💪🏻⚾️

Paul Skenes as said more than once that after he’s done with Major League Baseball he’ll be joining the military. So for his start tonight, he brought the entire Air Force Baseball team to Houston to watch him pitch tonight in the World Baseball Classic against Mexico. Class act

It’s Go Time 💯 Effort 💯 Attitude TCU Baseball 2011: Quiet Confidence youtu.be/XEpqQfujBWw?si… via @YouTube

Let’s Go! 💯 Effort 💯 Attitude

@GregBerge Amen 🙏🏻

Being a High School Head Coach is not easy. Unless you have done it, you do not understand. Here are 8 Realities that All Head Coaches Face. [THREAD] 🧵

Big weekend in NC as 2 Beach ⚾️Baseball alum took the mound @Noahbanick28 for @PaceUBaseball vs @upj_baseball and @BryanMatuschat1 for @sacredheartbsb vs @ncstatebaseball 💯 Effort 💯 Attitude

WATCH: ECU Baseball Coach Cliff Godwin “For all you fans and everybody that's gonna watch this, baseball teaches you more about the game of life than any other sport, because you can do everything the right way and not get the result that you're looking for. And I'm at my best, and our team's at our best, when everybody's gonna doubt us. So just keep doubting us, and we'll be ready to go.”

Yogi Berra caught both ends of 117 doubleheaders

Who’s the top college team in each state for 2026? 👇

"Let's just focus on us and being the team that we say that we want to become. Then the results will take care of themselves." You control your effort. Your attitude. Your discipline. If you stack those choices long enough, the results don’t “happen”- they show up.

Welcome back college baseball… 🥶 ⚾️ Charleston at Carson-Newman on January 30th @divIIbaseball @TheMountainEast

Fun off-day fact: All baseballs are hand-stitched. No one has been able to successfully develop a machine that can stitch baseballs as of yet.

HS players…. Ready to play in college? Here is D1 program in Charlotte, NC today. 40 degrees and raining. Cold, wet and damp! On top of that, there game field is not done so they are practicing on a softball field. It’s all about toughness and doing whatever it takes! Yea, they have an indoor facility, which they were already in earlier in the morning @Queens_Baseball @Coach_JHendrick @DirtBroUSA

@shegone03 @MLB @facebook Spot on

Former @MLB player John Vander Wal nailed it on his @facebook post! #shegone The game is in an awful state. I scouted professionally for two organizations over a ten-year period, and a lot of what we’re seeing today is being misunderstood or flat-out misrepresented. First, velocity. Pitchers are not throwing significantly harder across the board. The perceived jump in velocity is primarily the result of technology and measurement changes — specifically where the device picks the baseball up out of the hand. As radar and tracking systems moved closer and closer to release, the readings increased. The arm didn’t change — the measurement did. Now hitting. We’ve reached a point where “gurus” who never played the game at a high level are applying golf swing principles to baseball, largely because golf embraced analytics to identify the most efficient swing paths. The problem is that a baseball bat is not a golf club. In golf, you dump the club to get it on plane. In baseball, you cannot lose the barrel on the back side and still stay on plane consistently. Yet the tech community began preaching backside barrel dump as the answer. Front offices filled with non-baseball “propeller head” GMs bought into the presentations, and this philosophy was pushed aggressively through the minor leagues. I saw this coming as early as 2014. The result? Hitters now dump the barrel in an attempt to get on plane, but they: • Struggle to stay inside the baseball • Lose adjustability • Operate with slower effective bat speed On the pitching side, it’s no better. Pitchers are taught max effort on every pitch. Starters rarely exceed 90 pitches or five innings, work almost exclusively to either arm side or glove side, and live in deep counts. Relievers are almost universally max effort, arm-side only. The consequence is obvious: • Poor command • Inconsistent control • Little ability to sequence or adjust Despite all the technology, pitching command and overall feel are as bad as I’ve ever seen at the big-league level. More data didn’t make the game smarter. It just made it louder — and in many cases, worse. facebook.com/share/p/15V3ET… @notgaetti @BobFile @twuench @billdubs @iamrags @SliderDominate @slider_sinker @CRAIG_LAPINER @hittingguru7 @BLocsports @TheRealJHair @WillClark22 @DMEASrecruiting @GDBJr5 @mikepiazza31 @JLucroy20

A friend in baseball once told me: It's amazing how far away spring training feels on Dec. 31 ... And how close it feels on Jan. 1 Just to prove that ... The first spring training game of 2026 is 7 weeks from today! Feel warmer yet?