The Complete Game Podcast

Summary

Today, we're diving into the world of baseball statistics with a spotlight on an essential aspect of the game: getting on base. The episode kicks off with a deep dive into on-base percentage (OBP), a stat that is crucial to any team's success. It’s not just about the numbers, though—we’re also dishing out some solid insights on the mental game and the strategy behind being a smart hitter. So grab your bat, settle in, and let’s learn how to get on base!

Podcast Partner Bios

Ethan Dungan - Owner of Glovehound Baseball Glove Repair Shop. Ethan played for several teams during his career including Midland and Fairfield High School. He now operates Glovehound from his shop in Fairfield, OH.

Rick Finley - Founder of MD&I Academy Baseball Training Facility in Fairfield, OH. Rick has successfully coached and trained hundreds of players at the Select, Travel, and College levels in both baseball and softball.

George Foster - Major League Player with the Giants, Reds, & Mets. NL MVP 1977, 5-Time All-Star, Silver Slugger and member of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame. Founder of George Foster Baseball where he offers private baseball instruction.

Timestamps:

• 00:02 - Introduction to the Complete Game Podcast
• 00:33 - Introduction to Offensive Objectives in Baseball
• 09:01 - Baseball Legends: On-Base Percentage and Hall of Fame Discussion
• 17:07 - Understanding On-Base Percentage and Scoring Runs
• 24:50 - The Seven Ways to Get on Base
• 34:32 - Strategies in Youth Baseball Coaching
• 47:10 - Understanding the Game: Baserunning and Fielder's Choice
• 48:33 - The Art of Hitting: Overcoming Fear of Strikeouts and Hit by Pitches
• 55:55 - The Art of Hitting: Lessons from George Foster
• 01:09:13 - Understanding Hitting Approaches in Baseball

Key Takeaways:

• In baseball, getting on base is not just about hits; understanding on-base percentage (OBP) is crucial for player success and team strategy.
• Ethan broke down OBP mathematically, illustrating how every player can benefit from knowing their stats, emphasizing the importance of walks and hits.
• We discussed legendary players like Joey Votto and Ted Williams, showcasing different styles of getting on base and how their approaches impacted their careers.
• A solid plate approach involves knowing your situation and being aggressive, especially when runners are on base, to increase your chances of scoring.
• The podcast emphasized that striking out isn't the end of the world, but players should prioritize putting the ball in play to help their teams win games.
• Situational hitting is vital; players should practice with purpose and simulate game conditions to develop their skills effectively.

Links:

• glovehound.com
• mdaiacademy.com
• georgefosterbaseball.com
• twocreativedigital.com

Teaser:

Next week in Part 2 of our Offensive Objectives series, we look at top strategies for moving runners.

Companies mentioned:

• Glovehound
• MDI Baseball Academy
• George Foster Baseball

Summary

Today, we're diving into what it really takes to make it to the postseason. We'll explore the five essential ingredients every team needs to secure their spot in October. Spoiler alert: mindset is a biggie! You can’t just show up and hope for the best; teams need that competitive fire to truly contend. We’ll also chat about the importance of talent, depth, and the ever-elusive consistency. So grab your favorite snack, kick back, and let’s get into some serious baseball talk that’ll have you thinking about the game in a whole new way!

Podcast Partner Bios

Ethan Dungan - Owner of Glovehound Baseball Glove Repair Shop. Ethan played for several teams during his career including Midland and Fairfield High School. He now operates Glovehound from his shop in Fairfield, OH.

Rick Finley - Founder of MD&I Academy Baseball Training Facility in Fairfield, OH. Rick has successfully coached and trained hundreds of players at the Select, Travel, and College levels in both baseball and softball.

George Foster - Major League Player with the Giants, Reds, & Mets. NL MVP 1977, 5-Time All-Star, Silver Slugger and member of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame. Founder of George Foster Baseball where he offers private baseball instruction.

Timestamps:

• 00:22 - Introduction to Baseball Topics
• 00:44 - Mindset and Strategy for Postseason Success
• 16:11 - The Intensity of Postseason Play
• 24:51 - Coaching Strategies in Youth Baseball
• 37:36 - The Importance of Mental and Physical Preparation in Baseball
• 49:01 - The Importance of Coaching in Youth Development
• 57:26 - Postseason Records and MVPs
• 01:02:55 - Bob Gibson: The Dominant Pitcher

Key Takeaways:

• To make it to the postseason, teams need to cultivate a winning mindset and push through challenges, especially for lower market teams that might not be in contention.
• Consistency is key for teams aiming to reach the postseason; you can't just rely on late-season bursts of performance to secure your spot.
• Having a strong bench is crucial in the postseason, as it allows teams to rest starters and maintain performance throughout a grueling playoff schedule.
• Pitching depth is vital; injuries happen, and a solid bullpen can make or break a team's chances in tight playoff games.
• The importance of situational hitting cannot be overstated; knowing when to sacrifice or play aggressively can define a postseason game.
• Team unity is essential in the postseason; players need to be on the same page and support each other for the best chance at success.

Links:

• glovehound.com
• mdaiacademy.com
• georgefosterbaseball.com
• twocreativedigital.com

Teaser:

Next week we kick off our 3 part series called Offensive Objectives where we get deep into offensive strategy and skills for getting on base. Don't miss it.

Companies mentioned:

• Glovehound
• MDI Baseball Academy
• George Foster Baseball

Summary

Today's episode is all about the world of minor league baseball. George Foster, the Reds Hall of Famer, shares his journey through the minors, giving us a peek into the experiences, the quirks, and the unexpected challenges that come with climbing the baseball ladder. George’s tales will make you appreciate every little moment of the game. We wrap up this week with a hilarious round of "mascot or make believe," where we’ll test the fellas on their knowledge of minor league mascots. Trust me, you won't want to miss this—it's gonna be a blast!

Podcast Partner Bios

Ethan Dungan - Owner of Glovehound Baseball Glove Repair Shop. Ethan played for several teams during his career including Midland and Fairfield High School. He now operates Glovehound from his shop in Fairfield, OH.

Rick Finley - Founder of MD&I Academy Baseball Training Facility in Fairfield, OH. Rick has successfully coached and trained hundreds of players at the Select, Travel, and College levels in both baseball and softball.

George Foster - Major League Player with the Giants, Reds, & Mets. NL MVP 1977, 5-Time All-Star, Silver Slugger and member of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame. Founder of George Foster Baseball where he offers private baseball instruction.

Timestamps:

• 00:02 - Introduction to the Game
• 01:12 - George's Journey in the Minor Leagues
• 11:41 - Transition to the Big Leagues
• 14:33 - Transition to Professional Baseball
• 23:16 - Transition to 1971: A New Beginning
• 28:18 - Welcome to the Big Leagues
• 36:10 - The Dynamics of Team Relationships
• 44:42 - The Journey of Development in Baseball
• 51:40 - Life Skills and Experiences in Minor League Baseball
• 56:55 - Exploring the Joy of Minor League Baseball
• 01:03:25 - Mascots and Make Believe
• 01:06:01 - New Mascots in Minor League Baseball
• 01:09:41 - The Importance of Mascots in Minor League Baseball
• 01:15:00 - The Conclusion of a Great Episode

Key Takeaways:

• In this episode of the Complete Game Podcast, we dive deep into the fascinating world of minor league baseball, exploring its quirks and the unique experiences it offers to players and fans alike.
• George Foster shares some stories from his time in the minors, including the challenges, triumphs, and the friendships that formed along the way.
• The guys play a fun game called 'Mascot or Make Believe,' which reveals some of the wildest and most creative minor league team names out there, which are often just as entertaining as the games themselves.
• We discuss the importance of the minor leagues in player development and how players like George Foster learned invaluable lessons that prepared them for the big leagues.
• The episode highlights the affordability and accessibility of minor league games, making it a great family outing compared to the often steep prices of major league tickets.
• Listeners get to hear about George's journey from humble beginnings to becoming an MVP, emphasizing the role of perseverance and hard work in achieving one's dreams.

Links:

• glovehound.com
• mdaiacademy.com
• georgefosterbaseball.com
• twocreativedigital.com

Teaser:

Next week we talk about all kinds of equipment from George's famous black bat to everyone's favorite glove, shoes, and more. Don't miss it.

Companies mentioned:

• Glovehound
• MDI Baseball Academy
• George Foster Baseball

Summary

This conversation is essential for parents looking to ensure their kids have the best experience possible while navigating the often chaotic world of youth sports. We’ll offer you a list of helpful questions to ask your child’s potential coach about the team and the program to ensure that it's a good fit for you. Whether you’re a parent trying to advocate for your player or a kid just trying to figure out where you fit in, we’ve got insights that’ll help you make informed decisions. It’s all about laying the groundwork for clear communication and setting realistic expectations, because let’s face it, nobody wants to be that parent grumbling in the stands when things go sideways! So, grab a seat and let’s break it down together!

Podcast Partner Bios

Ethan Dungan - Owner of Glovehound Baseball Glove Repair Shop. Ethan played for several teams during his career including Midland and Fairfield High School. He now operates Glovehound from his shop in Fairfield, OH.

Rick Finley - Founder of MD&I Academy Baseball Training Facility in Fairfield, OH. Rick has successfully coached and trained hundreds of players at the Select, Travel, and College levels in both baseball and softball.

George Foster - Major League Player with the Giants, Reds, & Mets. NL MVP 1977, 5-Time All-Star, Silver Slugger and member of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame. Founder of George Foster Baseball where he offers private baseball instruction.

Timestamps:

• 00:02 - Introduction to the Complete Game Podcast
• 01:56 - Interviewing Prospective Coaches
• 31:22 - Navigating Expectations in Travel Baseball
• 36:43 - Understanding Coaching and Mentorship in Youth Baseball
• 01:03:56 - Managing Expectations in Youth Baseball

Key Takeaways:

• Interviewing a prospective coach is crucial to ensure that expectations align for everyone involved, especially the players.
• Understanding the philosophy and practice structure of a coach can help parents make informed decisions about their child's development.
• Youth baseball today is a mixed bag of positives and areas in need of improvement, reflecting the evolving landscape of youth sports.
• Navigating the world of youth baseball requires proactive communication between parents and coaches to avoid misunderstandings about playing time and roles.
• Parents should not shy away from asking about travel plans and costs to better manage expectations and budget for the season.
• Encouraging kids to play for fun can lead to a more fulfilling experience, especially if competitive aspirations don't align with family values.

Links:

• glovehound.com
• mdaiacademy.com
• georgefosterbaseball.com
• twocreativedigital.com

Teaser:

Next week we trace George's journey through the Minor Leagues and discuss the importance of the Minor League system. Then we finish with some fun Minor League Mascot trivia. Join us!

Companies mentioned:

• Glovehound
• MDI Baseball Academy
• George Foster Baseball

Summary

This week, we tackle a topic that hits home for a lot of coaches and players alike: how to play all of your players and remain competitive. We’ll discuss the importance of practice, creative game-time strategies, and how to keep kids engaged, even when they're not in the game. So grab your glove and settle in, because we’re about to break down some clever techniques to make sure every player gets the chance to contribute the team success!

Podcast Partner Bios

Ethan Dungan - Owner of Glovehound Baseball Glove Repair Shop. Ethan played for several teams during his career including Midland and Fairfield High School. He now operates Glovehound from his shop in Fairfield, OH.

Rick Finley - Founder of MD&I Academy Baseball Training Facility in Fairfield, OH. Rick has successfully coached and trained hundreds of players at the Select, Travel, and College levels in both baseball and softball.

George Foster - Major League Player with the Giants, Reds, & Mets. NL MVP 1977, 5-Time All-Star, Silver Slugger and member of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame. Founder of George Foster Baseball where he offers private baseball instruction.

Timestamps:

• 00:02 - Introduction to the Podcast
• 01:56 - Exploring Playing Time Dynamics
• 10:39 - The Evolution of Youth Baseball Coaching
• 17:58 - Coaching Mindsets and Player Development
• 23:10 - Opportunities in Youth Sports
• 31:16 - The Importance of Flexibility in Sports
• 36:51 - Strategies for Managing Players in Tournaments
• 46:11 - The Importance of Autonomy in Youth Sports
• 52:41 - The Importance of Coaching Strategies
• 01:01:32 - Introduction to George Foster's Hitting Techniques
• 01:06:26 - Maturity Through Team Play

Key Takeaways:

• Baseball coaching is about balancing competitiveness with ensuring all players get fair playing time, which can be a tricky situation.
• Effective player development involves understanding the nuances of each player's skills and being adaptable to change positions if needed.
• Parents should engage with coaches about their child's playing time and development, rather than solely focusing on winning.
• Creating a culture of maturity and teamwork in young players is crucial for their growth, both on and off the field.

Links:

• glovehound.com
• mdaiacademy.com
• georgefosterbaseball.com
• twocreativedigital.com

Teaser:

Next week we talk about how to interview a perspective coach/program.

Companies mentioned:

• Glovehound
• MDI Baseball Academy
• George Foster Baseball

Summary

Today, we're diving into the fascinating world of switch hitting, exploring whether every player should take a shot at it. The discussion kicks off with some light-hearted banter about the joys and challenges of switch hitting, and we’ll also touch on the strategic advantages it offers, like enhancing your playing time and giving you an edge against pitchers. Plus, we'll be throwing out some favorite switch hitters and dissecting why their unique skills made them standouts on the field. So, whether you're a seasoned player or just curious about the game, grab your glove and settle in for a fun ride through the nuances of switch hitting!

Podcast Partner Bios

Ethan Dungan - Owner of Glovehound Baseball Glove Repair Shop. Ethan played for several teams during his career including Midland and Fairfield High School. He now operates Glovehound from his shop in Fairfield, OH.

Rick Finley - Founder of MD&I Academy Baseball Training Facility in Fairfield, OH. Rick has successfully coached and trained hundreds of players at the Select, Travel, and College levels in both baseball and softball.

George Foster - Major League Player with the Giants, Reds, & Mets. NL MVP 1977, 5-Time All-Star, Silver Slugger and member of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame. Founder of George Foster Baseball where he offers private baseball instruction.

Timestamps:

• 00:22 - Introduction to Baseball Insights
• 02:33 - Switch Hitting Discussion
• 23:13 - Exploring the Advantages of Switch Hitting
• 27:05 - Understanding Switch Hitting: Advantages and Techniques
• 54:59 - Switch Hitting and Player Development

Key Takeaways:

• Switch hitting can enhance a player's versatility and increase their chances of making the team due to the ability to hit from both sides of the plate.
• The podcast hosts emphasize the importance of practical experience, suggesting that players should experiment with switch hitting in less pressured environments, like casual games or practice sessions.
• It's noted that players often switch their batting side based on the pitcher, highlighting the strategic element of switch hitting in baseball.
• The discussion reveals that switch hitting can help players improve their overall hitting skills by forcing them to engage different muscle groups and improve their hand-eye coordination.

Links:

• glovehound.com
• mdaiacademy.com
• georgefosterbaseball.com
• twocreativedigital.com

Teaser:

Next week we talk about how to play all of your players and remain competitive.

Companies mentioned:

• Glovehound
• MDI Baseball Academy
• George Foster Baseball

Summary

In this Complete Game Extra, we’re chatting with George about the current state of the Cincinnati Reds. We’re seeing some promising signs as the team ramps up for the second half of the season, especially with their newfound aggression at the plate. But that's not all, there are definitely areas that need some work if the Red Legs are going to have a shot at a wild card, like situational hitting and consistency in scoring. So, grab your peanuts and Cracker Jack, because we’re about to get into the nitty-gritty of what’s working, what’s not, and what we hope to see as we head into the final stretch of the season!

Podcast Partner Bios

George Foster - Major League Player with the Giants, Reds, & Mets. NL MVP 1977, 5-Time All-Star, Silver Slugger and member of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame. Founder of George Foster Baseball where he offers private baseball instruction.

Timestamps:

• 00:05 - Discussion on the Reds' Season Progress
• 08:56 - Changing Mindsets in Baseball
• 14:10 - Analyzing the Current State of Major League Baseball Lineups
• 28:45 - Evaluating Pitching Performance
• 37:00 - The Philosophy of Coaching and Team Unity
• 43:02 - The Importance of Situational Hitting in Baseball

Key Takeaways:

• The Reds are showing more aggressive play this season, utilizing their speed effectively to disrupt defenses and create scoring opportunities.
• Ellie De La Cruz's improved plate discipline is a refreshing change that has led to more success at the plate, especially with runners in scoring position.
• Situational hitting remains a key area for improvement; getting runners home from third base with less than two outs can significantly change game outcomes.
• The importance of maintaining a consistent batting order cannot be overstated, as frequent changes can impact players' confidence and performance.
• The team's ability to manufacture runs through smart base running tactics, including bunting and hitting behind runners, is crucial for their success moving forward.
• Overall, the Reds need to show more tenacity and resilience in games, as consistent performances will keep fans engaged throughout the season.

Links:

• glovehound.com
• mdaiacademy.com
• georgefosterbaseball.com
• twocreativedigital.com

Teaser:

Next week we talk about all kinds of equipment from George's famous black bat to everyone's favorite glove, shoes, and more. Don't miss it.

Companies mentioned:

• Glovehound
• MDI Baseball Academy
• George Foster Baseball

Baseball is more than just a game; it’s a way of life, and in our twelfth episode, we’re discussing how to watch a baseball game at the ballpark. There’s nothing quite like the atmosphere where the sights, sounds, and, oh yeah, that sweet smell of nachos combines to create an experience that television just can’t replicate. We’ll be chatting about everything from ballpark snacks to the nuances of player positioning, and even those sneaky little moments that make watching live baseball so special.

Podcast Partner Bios

Ethan Dungan - Owner of Glovehound Baseball Glove Repair Shop. Ethan played for several teams during his career including Midland and Fairfield High School. He now operates Glovehound from his shop in Fairfield, OH.

Rick Finley - Founder of MD&I Academy Baseball Training Facility in Fairfield, OH. Rick has successfully coached and trained hundreds of players at the Select, Travel, and College levels in both baseball and softball.

George Foster - Major League Player with the Giants, Reds, & Mets. NL MVP 1977, 5-Time All-Star, Silver Slugger and member of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame. Founder of George Foster Baseball where he offers private baseball instruction.

Takeaways:

• This episode dives deep into the art of watching baseball, revealing how a fresh perspective can enhance our enjoyment of the game.
• We share our experiences at different ballparks, emphasizing the joy of savoring ballpark food and the unique atmosphere at each venue.
• The discussion highlights how family influences our love for baseball, with stories of childhood memories and parental guidance shaping our understanding of the game.
• We emphasize the importance of community in baseball, encouraging listeners to catch local games, whether MLB or minor league, to foster a love for the sport.

Timestamps:

• 00:10 - Introduction to the Guests
• 03:12 - The Best Baseball Foods
• 11:28 - Baseball Game Experiences
• 21:28 - The Transition to a New Season
• 22:32 - Remembering Childhood Baseball Games
• 34:07 - The Evolution of Learning Baseball
• 40:26 - The Excitement of Live Baseball
• 50:45 - The Evolution of Game Observation
• 57:54 - The Journey of a Baseball Parent
• 01:06:06 - The Evolution of Baseball Stadiums
• 01:10:40 - The Origins of a Baseball Anthem
• 01:19:23 - The Conclusion of Season One

Links:

• glovehound.com
• mdaiacademy.com
• georgefosterbaseball.com
• twocreativedigital.com

Teaser:

We'll be taking the next few months off to play and coach baseball, but we'll be back in the fall with 12 more episodes. Enjoy the summer and we'll see you soon.

Companies mentioned:

• Glovehound
• MDI Baseball Academy
• George Foster Baseball

If your young player's got his sights set on high school ball, you’re in for a ride because it’s not just about the swings and strikes; it’s about the whole experience. We’re serving up some solid strategies—from evaluating skill levels and finding the right coaching to keeping a balanced diet and managing expectations. Plus, we’ll sprinkle in some dad wisdom about making those travel tournaments not just a grind, but a chance for unforgettable family memories. So, grab your glove and settle in—we’re all about making this journey as enriching and enjoyable as possible!

Podcast Partner Bios

Ethan Dungan - Owner of Glovehound Baseball Glove Repair Shop. Ethan played for several teams during his career including Midland and Fairfield High School. He now operates Glovehound from his shop in Fairfield, OH.

Rick Finley - Founder of MD&I Academy Baseball Training Facility in Fairfield, OH. Rick has successfully coached and trained hundreds of players at the Select, Travel, and College levels in both baseball and softball.

George Foster - Major League Player with the Giants, Reds, & Mets. NL MVP 1977, 5-Time All-Star, Silver Slugger and member of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame. Founder of George Foster Baseball where he offers private baseball instruction.

Timestamps:

• 00:10 - Introduction to the Guests
• 03:28 - The Parents Guide to Advanced Baseball
• 30:40 - Load Management and Youth Sports
• 39:54 - Support and Perspective in Youth Sports
• 59:04 - The Importance of Balancing Sports and Academics
• 01:08:29 - The Cost of Commitment: Balancing Travel, Time, and Team Dynamics
• 01:26:45 - Supporting Young Athletes: The Parent's Role

Key Takeaways:

• Make sure to get an honest evaluation of your child's baseball skills before diving into higher level play.
• It's crucial for parents to support their kids' academic performance while pursuing baseball ambitions.
• Establishing a positive home environment can significantly impact a young athlete's performance and mindset.
• Developing a solid plan for managing time and finances is key to supporting your child's baseball journey.

Links:

• glovehound.com
• mdaiacademy.com
• georgefosterbaseball.com
• twocreativedigital.com

Teaser:

Next week we talk about how to watch a baseball game. From our favorite stadium food to the little details that George, Rick, and Ethan look for during a trip to the ballpark, we'll share it all. Plus an epic trivia showdown to wrap the first half of season 1. Don't miss it!

Companies mentioned:

• Glovehound
• MDI Baseball Academy
• George Foster Baseball

While only about 3% of kids who play baseball will make it to high school, we’re here to remind you that playing for fun is just as important as chasing the next level. This week, we’ll explore the real numbers behind youth baseball participation and why the vast majority of kids will eventually prioritize enjoyment over pressure. Select and travel teams can be intense environments and, many times, Rec leagues are where the heart of the game really lies. So grab your glove, kick back, and let’s chat about how we can all foster a love for the game while keeping it real—and fun!

Podcast Partner Bios

Ethan Dungan - Owner of Glovehound Baseball Glove Repair Shop. Ethan played for several teams during his career including Midland and Fairfield High School. He now operates Glovehound from his shop in Fairfield, OH.

Rick Finley - Founder of MD&I Academy Baseball Training Facility in Fairfield, OH. Rick has successfully coached and trained hundreds of players at the Select, Travel, and College levels in both baseball and softball.

George Foster - Major League Player with the Giants, Reds, & Mets. NL MVP 1977, 5-Time All-Star, Silver Slugger and member of the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame. Founder of George Foster Baseball where he offers private baseball instruction.

Timestamps:

• 00:25 - Introduction to Episode 10
• 00:40 - The Journey to Elite Baseball
• 07:05 - The Reality of College Baseball Scholarships
• 13:41 - The Transition from Recreational to Competitive Baseball
• 24:22 - The Reality of College Baseball Costs
• 26:34 - The Impact of COVID on Baseball Aspirations
• 41:43 - Navigating the Transition from Youth to High School Baseball
• 49:11 - The Shift from League to Select Baseball
• 55:06 - Encouraging Youth Sports Participation
• 01:02:01 - The Importance of Community in Youth Sports
• 01:09:10 - The Role of Patience in Youth Sports Coaching
• 01:18:46 - Understanding the Balance Between Happiness and Joy in Parenting
• 01:27:11 - The Case for Recreational Baseball

Key Takeaways:

• The majority of kids who start playing baseball will ultimately decide to play for fun rather than pursue a career, with statistics showing over 99% make this choice by college.
• It's crucial for parents to understand the financial implications of select baseball and consider the realistic chances of their children making it to higher levels of play.
• Rec baseball provides an essential foundation for youth, allowing kids to learn life skills and enjoy the game without the pressure of elite competition.
• Investing in quality coaching and player development at the rec level can create a supportive environment that encourages kids to continue playing for the love of the game.
• Parents often impose their dreams on their children, pushing them towards select teams instead of allowing them to enjoy playing recreationally, which can lead to burnout.
• The podcast emphasizes the importance of community support for rec leagues, highlighting that strong local ties can enhance youth sports experiences and foster a love for the game.

Links:

• glovehound.com
• mdaiacademy.com
• georgefosterbaseball.com
• twocreativedigital.com

Teaser:

Next week we talk about we offer the Parent's Guide to Advanced Baseball for those player who decide to work toward playing in High School, College, and maybe even beyond.

Companies mentioned:

• Glovehound
• MDI Baseball Academy
• George Foster Baseball