eokerholm
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stays on target. Not wild.
Summer League thread
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DeLeo earns Cape League honor
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Has anyone seen a good summary of how our returning players performed in their respective summer leagues?
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Beesball has a summary here (it isn't linked on page, had to just change an old address
)As you see a lot of former players here.
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I shared links with Beesball to get the NEBL stats for Logan, Aeden, Cody and Cam. Aren't Jett and Tyler there too?
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Great to see Dalton is back in action.
New England Collegiate Baseball League | Pointstreak Stats
Great to see Dalton is back in action.
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Christian had a great summer of work for Lonestar Baseball in the Centex Collegiate League (part of National Baseball Congress www.nbcbaseball.com).
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Stays on plane, in this context, means that it doesn't sink from gravitational forces as much as would be expected. It usually means that it has good spin resulting in more "lift" if you will. The result of staying on plane is that it gives the pitch the illusion to the hitter that it is rising, causing a lot of swing and misses from swinging under the pitch, and also causing the hitter to chase pitches out of the strike zone high more than normal. A prime example of this at the MLB level is the comparison between Spencer Strider's fastball and Hunter Greene's fastball. Greene actually throws harder (or did before his shoulder issues of the last few weeks), but hitters time his and are able to mash against it, whereas Strider usually gets a lot of swing and misses.
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great response ..... thanks for the enlightenment. Wonder what else I don't know, LOL.
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He certainly did. Congratulations!
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Not GT related but this was just shared with me. How they do Summer ball in Savannah!
www.ajc.com
Savannah Bananas peel away ‘unfun’ parts of baseball
The Savannah Bananas, blending fans first entertainment with impressive plays, are arguably the most popular baseball team in the U.S. with almost three million TikTok followers.
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I shared links with Beesball to get the NEBL stats for Logan, Aeden, Cody and Cam. Aren't Jett and Tyler there too?
New England Collegiate Baseball League | Pointstreak Stats
Great to see Dalton is back in action.
Just looked at summer stats in more detail. The only four pitchers that I saw who could be on our roster next year look to have had productive summers!
They are:
And Beesball didn't have data for Cody and Aeden. But your link did:
Aeden got lit up in the last game, otherwise good. Was Slow Hook coaching?
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I'm really excited to see Campbell back, he has to be the favorite to start at SS or 2nd
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Cape Cod Reports: Analyzing Chatham's Standout Prospects • D1Baseball
Oklahoma State's Roc Riggio headlined the standout prospects at Chatham this summer. Our staff breaks down the Angler prospects.
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should be a great and big year for Jake...
(from the article)
Jake DeLeo, OF, Georgia Tech (2022)- DeLeo has tantalized with his power/speed tool set since showing up at Georgia Tech and has put together flashes of excellence over his first two collegiate springs. The physical, athletic 6-1, 200-pounder ranked second on the Anglers with four homers this summer while hitting a respectable (for the Cape) .248, but his pitch selection remains a work in progress, as evidenced by his 44-13 K-BB mark. DeLeo’s bat stays on plane for a long time but his hips can leak and his timing can be inconsistent, limiting consistent hard contact. His speed plays well in the outfield, where he has solid instincts and tracks the ball well.
(from the article)
Jake DeLeo, OF, Georgia Tech (2022)- DeLeo has tantalized with his power/speed tool set since showing up at Georgia Tech and has put together flashes of excellence over his first two collegiate springs. The physical, athletic 6-1, 200-pounder ranked second on the Anglers with four homers this summer while hitting a respectable (for the Cape) .248, but his pitch selection remains a work in progress, as evidenced by his 44-13 K-BB mark. DeLeo’s bat stays on plane for a long time but his hips can leak and his timing can be inconsistent, limiting consistent hard contact. His speed plays well in the outfield, where he has solid instincts and tracks the ball well.
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Let's assume this was a summer game (thread integrity).
On the way home, here's the breakdown of what these players said following the game to mom/dad:
50% - "I just LOVE baseball"
20% - "I preferred a chocolate over vanilla milkshake"
10% - "The umps sucked...again"
10% - "We just gotta bunt more"
10% - "When can I hit the transfer portal"
On the way home, here's the breakdown of what these players said following the game to mom/dad:
50% - "I just LOVE baseball"
20% - "I preferred a chocolate over vanilla milkshake"
10% - "The umps sucked...again"
10% - "We just gotta bunt more"
10% - "When can I hit the transfer portal"
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There are few things these days that can make you absolutely laugh out loud with joy but that video is one of them.