In today's episode, Cito Culver sits down again with David to discuss how the new generation of "baseball fans" watch highlight reels more than they actually watch the game. They discuss how the BEST way to learn and become an all-around player is to watch the game and learn from the best in the world. Learning the little details of fielding, base-running, or even situational hitting can separate you from the competition that only looks at Tik Toks or Instagram Reels.

In this week's episode, David and Cito discuss the importance of training in a way that directly correlates to performance in game. In a world of athletes posting Personal Records for Exit Velocity, hitters fall into the trap of training for numbers in a game, and hurting their chances of being consistent in the game. We discuss many angles to this conversation such as analytics use in the MLB, becoming a boring batting practice hitter, and so much more!

In this episode, we welcome back Cito Culver to have an open conversation about the hitting community and how toxic it can be. Social media has become a place of arguing who is right or wrong, instead of focusing on the main goal: Getting the athlete better and help them perform. There are many potentially controversial takes and opinions on this subject but this episode provides an honest space for David and Cito to give their perspectives.

In today's episode, we sit down with Former New York Yankee 1st Round Pick, Cito Culver, as we discuss his baseball journey and lesson learned along the way. There are great nuggets and advice throughout the entire episode. This is a great conversation to learn and grow from for any athlete, parent, or coach. Cito will be a regular on the show as we dive in to various baseball topics.