Watch This If You Want To Play College Baseball

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Komentáře • 32

  • @robinbourgault86
    @robinbourgault86 Před 2 lety +5

    Great - honest- information. Thanks Matt! We live in Mass, and are in this process now. My son is a Junior in high school…

  • @andrewmcdonald1166
    @andrewmcdonald1166 Před 2 lety +2

    My daughter plays soccer and softball, just went through the recruitment process she ended up focusing on soccer, but everything he says was the exact same with soccer. From zeroing in on the type of school, cast a large net, stay in contact with the coaches, even the covid roster issues are the same. Also less money out there now, check the net cost of the schools, every school has a net cost calculator.

  • @jsal67
    @jsal67 Před 2 lety +1

    I'm so pumped up after watching this!!! Lets go hit!!!!!

  • @DAatDA
    @DAatDA Před 2 lety +3

    Great, practical advice.

  • @Idkcoolllllll
    @Idkcoolllllll Před 2 lety +1

    How do you get into the draft or signed by a major league team when you’re an independent professional baseball player???

  • @pete7504
    @pete7504 Před 2 lety +1

    Great advice Matt, thank you Always!

  • @Thashow23
    @Thashow23 Před 2 lety +1

    I know this is off topic but when you got drafted how much bp did you take a day

  • @keebank8969
    @keebank8969 Před 2 lety

    Great video. True and from the heart.

  • @henrysteene96
    @henrysteene96 Před 2 lety +2

    Hey Matt! With Juan joining the red Sox organization I was just wondering if you would ever take an MiLB/MLB coaching job, and if it has ever been a long term goal of yours?

  • @batboyssports
    @batboyssports Před 2 lety +1

    I know this is unrelated but TB12 is back, but sorry Matt not with Pats. Mac Jones will be good for awhile though.

  • @Riokaii
    @Riokaii Před 2 lety +2

    good advice for players: Ask your coach to also give you a Safe pick, an Average pick, and a maybe 10-25% chance aspirational pick.

  • @dann7528
    @dann7528 Před 2 lety

    Great advice do the work on and off the field thanks matt

  • @andybufano7363
    @andybufano7363 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for the information coach.

  • @ramsesmalave1395
    @ramsesmalave1395 Před 2 lety

    Matt, differences between skills for a player for an international draft and for a scholarship please

  • @treyhereford7840
    @treyhereford7840 Před 2 lety +1

    Do college baseball players get part of the NIL stuff now ?

  • @nicolasbitcoin2549
    @nicolasbitcoin2549 Před 2 lety

    My safety schools are big SEC and ACC programs

  • @johncipolla8335
    @johncipolla8335 Před 2 lety

    Now this is a topic I find interesting. Before Majors

  • @TheLexi2001
    @TheLexi2001 Před rokem

    Got a question what is the best diet and I am in seventh grade what amount swim should I do per day

  • @cosmostrek2001
    @cosmostrek2001 Před 2 lety

    would you join the mets coaching staff.or the tampa bay devil rays

  • @wsec3094
    @wsec3094 Před rokem

    Where do players fit morally as well!

  • @lucasscott6984
    @lucasscott6984 Před 2 lety +1

    First step: are you actually good enough? I've seen so many guys overestimate their skills and put off the weight room and extra practice. Anyone can play college ball if they work for it though.

  • @fxlonewolf779heinen8
    @fxlonewolf779heinen8 Před 2 lety

    What are college coaches looking for in an infielder

    • @LatinMaximus
      @LatinMaximus Před 2 lety

      Which infielder? Short stop is way different than third and second base. All three definitely need great hands, hands down (no pun intended). If you can't field your position, then it's a no go. What I mean by field your position is that you have to make all the easy outs, and plenty of hard outs as well. Too many position players can hit and produce runs.

  • @ricster_stm
    @ricster_stm Před 2 lety

    I'm a college athlete in a different sport but I'm still watching this video

    • @jsal67
      @jsal67 Před 2 lety

      Universal info here!!!

  • @jtrjtr5393
    @jtrjtr5393 Před 2 lety

    Do college baseball players get NIL money?

  • @80sFreak100
    @80sFreak100 Před 2 lety

    Hey Matt. Have you ever run into situations in which politics and a buddy-buddy system allows inferior high school players the chance to play over superior high school players who got cut? What does a superior player do if he gets cut from his high school team due to politics? It happens all the time. I can share several personal stories and ugly hidden truths behind politics in baseball.

    • @nynole1
      @nynole1 Před 2 lety +2

      You don't need HS anymore, there are plenty of private teams that are much better and more competitive.

    • @80sFreak100
      @80sFreak100 Před 2 lety

      @@nynole1 we had teams and leagues back then (25 years ago) that were superior to high school and Division 1 College teams. I remember the radio announcer for our high school baseball team started announcing for our recreation baseball team in the state championship tournament. He was shocked at how great our team was and asked my mom where all of these players came from. My mom said we were rejects from the high school team. He said he had never seen any teams as good as ours and our competitors in his time announcing high school games. He wanted to know why many of our players did not play on the high school team. But, it was still those players in high school who got college scholarships for baseball. I could not get any offers because I was one of the superior players who got cut. I had 2 tryouts with the Kansas City Royals during my first 2 years in college. The second tryout was magic. Apparently, I ran the 60 yard dash fast enough and performed well enough defensively to allow me a chance to show my hitting skills. The scout said you get 3 swings and that's it. They were trying out some stud pitcher who was pumping 98mph+ heat. I pulled a pitch foul, hit another to left field for a single, and sent the next one into orbit - around 500+ feet. A few minutes later, the scout had the pitcher fill out more paperwork. I asked the scout if he wanted me for anything else. He said "no". So, I asked him why he did not show any interest in having me fill out that same paperwork. He asked me if I played baseball in high school and if I had a high school coach as a reference. I said "No, I was cut in high school due to partiality and favoritism of other players." So, he asked me "If you got cut in high school, why do you think you can perform at the Major League level?". I said "I just proved it to you as I had all of you going OOH and AAH at my performance against this pitcher who you show so much interest in!". I had major surgery after that and never played again! It was my dream that was destroyed by terrible coaches in high school who played certain kids for favors instead of putting the best players on the field.

  • @BoleDaPole
    @BoleDaPole Před 2 lety

    Be born to rich enough parents and they can just pay for your spot on the team 😅