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Andrés Giménez 2024 Case Study 📊 •High volume of 2-step patterns •Prioritizes securing the catch first •Comfortable diving/sliding in both directions w/ body control •Ability to play fast when needed, great internal clock #PicknPivot

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USC Infielders working on creating space and closing space How well can you work on the X? Your feet create the hops you get, you dance to the song the game plays The best infielders have the best feet and find a way to be on time every time #PicknPivot

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Love using rapid fire drills. How consistent and clean can you make your move over and over again If you can do 5 in a row with no bobble & throw it in the same spot, the game should be easier and our focus should elevate 📸 @sfgiants

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Long Beach State I/O routine Great job of getting left foot in direction of the target on catch. No wasted movement, all momentum going toward target Super clean and efficient actions from these guys 📸 @SteveDoherty643

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Be on time every time. Lock in for each pitch of every game Dominate the small details. When you’re not ready, the ball typically finds you Want the ball to be hit to you

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Walk the line drill Love to use as a warm on days when I’m working angles either at 3B or 1B. Attach your eyes to your glove, get behind it 3B/1B is all about creating and closing space while controlling posture and rhythm 📸 @SFGiants

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Anthony Volpe dominating the small details on each rep Clear focus on the catch and transfer here. Gets to the common exchange point on each rep Great rhythm/timing into each hop and momentum to target. Direction > Distance

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Simple way to force catching it out front is to place a constraint like a fungo, pvc pipe, or even the infield cut in front of your player It provides immediate feedback on where you’re catching it Good things happen when we catch it out front 📸 @sfgiants

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Flat pad work for @UCF_Baseball No rattle, no bobble, post catch-foot patterns, & always in rhythm. Lot to love here Master the fundamentals than go test it under stress and see where you fall short #PicknPivot

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Early work with the @vandyboys Notice the exaggerated posture working from the ground up to warm it up for the day Love the flat pad to focus on catching it in the kill spot each time. Many throwing errors are a result of catching errors

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Anthony Volpe flamingo drill early work Great drill to trigger post catch foot patterns and rhythm into the catch in prep work Love the focus on securing the catch and the intent to press through to get each short hop

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USC infielders working to lengthen the hop Creating space to create the hop they want instead of getting the in between one Not every ball requires you to attack. Dance to the song the game plays

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Volpe barehand backhand work to get loose Love the intent to get his eyes behind the catch to see it all the way in No wasted reps, there’s a reason why he is one of the best defenders in the game #PicknPivot

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Josh Jung non-throwing rep Love the intent with the post catch foot patterns Don’t forget that our job isn’t done when we just catch the ball, still gotta make a good throw #PicknPivot

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Working on the fundamentals early in the fall @LATechBSB Simple cue to make sure we catch it out front especially with the paddle: “hold the line” Don’t let your glove retreat until you catch it #PicknPivot

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Anthony Volpe body control backhand on the run Great view of prep step and getting the information on the descent One of the more common plays shortstops get over the course of a season 📸 @Yankees

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Ozzie Allies early work with the flat pad Catch it, kill it, and transfer it clean each time. No rattle, no bobble Simple repeatable actions done consistently at a high level #PicknPivot

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The best find a way to be in rhythm to whatever the game dictates, but it starts in practice Build good habits and challenge yourself so the game becomes easier Volpe is one of my favorites to watch in today’s game #PicknPivot 📸 @Yankees

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Josh Jung prep work Notice he presses through each short hop and where his eyes at the moment of the catch Love the use of the cut to emphasize catching it out front 📸 @rangers

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Bryce Harper Early Work Notice how he plays under each ball and he only shortens hops that require shortening Great drill to create more game like reps and get first baseman comfortable around the bag 📸 @Phillies

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Jeremy Peña knee drill to warm the hands up Notice the thumb down to thumb up move on the backhand. The eyes go to the kill spot each time, you can’t catch what you can’t see Simple & repeatable moves on time every time

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7 months

Freddie Freeman Opening Day Early Work Don’t neglect the little things Get your daily vitamins in each day 📸 @jonmorosi

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Kolten Wong backhand DP feed Love how he uses his legs to feed and follow it. Posture stays the same, doesn’t try to add anything with upper half/arms Go shake your partners hand #PicknPivot

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Brandon Crawford prep work Notice how subtle/quiet his glove is and how he is working on the side of the ball which allows him to see spin, speed, and hops much easier @heatersports creating consistent hops while challenging to catch it in the right spot 📸 @Xavier_Scruggs

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@PicknPivot

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Great view of @PurdueBaseball SS creating space on a tough ground ball He does a great job of lengthening this hop and allowing the feed to 2B to be much easier. Your feet create your hops Nothing beats live reps at game speed. Take advantage of your BP time

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@PicknPivot

7 months

Great drill to create more realistic game like reads within daily ground ball work Challenges the infielder with different spin, hops, and exit velocities. Adds the element of reading varying bat angles Add it to your toolbox 🧰

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JP Crawford DP Flip Reminders for SS flipping to 2B: • Flip it from where you catch it • Get the glove out of the way • Go shake the 2B hand • It’s the 2B job to be quick, give him the best feed so he can finish the play @mariners

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3 months

Renato Núñez working with Bobby Dickerson on tags at 3B Keys here: - Pick it & keep glove action low to go straight to tag - Catch it first - Be aggressive with the ball post catch - Thumb down to thumb up cue here works well 📸 @Orioles

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Go find yourself a wall and get better today Want to play at the highest level, you better be able to defend. There’s only 30 DH’s in the world, take pride in your defense You don’t need anybody else. Ultimately, it’s your career. How good do you want to be? #PicknPivot

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4 months

Angled/staggered pre-pitch starts These help clear the hips to make a clean first move and work different angles on the X The finish of the rep typically ends in a lane or hop that you’d run greater distance for. Helps manage workload 📸 @sfgiants

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@PicknPivot

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Great view of prep step being on time & in sync - Expect the ball every pitch - As fast as you can > As fast as you can’t - Controlled speed & Accurate Feeds > Reckless & Out of Control Great reminder of how fast it happens. Do you practice at this speed?

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Luis Arraez early work with the flat pad Notice everything is caught out front with his eyes down It’s important to have a routine to get you ready for the game. Everyone has different needs; therefore, everyone’s routine should be different #PicknPivot

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6 months

Great view of @treavturner letting the ball travel and putting the tag straight down Ball travels faster than your hand/arm will, let it travel then slap the tag down as quick as possible 📸 @Phillies

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@PicknPivot

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Personally really enjoy utilizing this drill. Love how it creates more realistic game-like reps When I do it, I feel it takes my focus to another level and helps me pay attention to bat path, hops, spin, and speed much more than regular fungo work

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@PicknPivot

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Double play work for @MoStateBSB Do you have both these options in your toolbox? Are you comfortable with both? Each ball requires a specific task, how many tools do you have to solve the problem the game gives to you? #PicknPivot

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More @latechbsb work, this time on the backhand Get your right foot planted under you, don’t let your momentum carry you to the outfield The most important step is the one right after you catch the ball #PicknPivot

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Adames being quick but not in a hurry. Give the 2B the best feed you can There’s a difference between how fast you can and how fast you can’t #PicknPivot 📸 @RaysBaseball

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Jackson Holliday 2B double play backhand flip - Right foot creates optimal direction & timing - Thumb down, lead w/ elbow - “L, R, L” Footwork - Ball to glove = Right foot toes to ground 📸 @Orioles

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2023 Gold Glove SS Anthony Volpe Case Study📊 • High volume of 4-step pattern • Ability to play with 1 hand • Comfortability with fielding & throwing on the run • High rate of 2 hand plays due to position demands, not as many GB’s needing extensive range

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Reminder to get your daily vitamins in today You’re never too good to do the little things right consistently 📸 @Rangers

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Ozzie Albies warming up the backhand before the NLCS in 2020 Look how relaxed his arm/hand is until right before it’s time to press through. Love how he buries his eyes at catch as well Good things happen when we catch it out front #PicknPivot

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Machine ground ball work for @UIWBaseball There’s a difference between fungo spin and machine spin Machines can help create spin, hops, angles, & lanes that are tougher to replicate with a fungo Don’t be afraid to utilize machines, there’s value in them #PicknPivot

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7 months

Anthony Volpe barehand prep work Notice the exchange at his midline and post catch foot patterns on a non-throwing rep 📸 @Yankees

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Linder emphasizing the catch and tracking it all the way in Many throwing errors are result of catching errors. When we catch balls poorly, we synchronize poorly which it leads to throwing errors Bury your head/eyes and secure the catch 📸 @SNYtv

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Kean Wong DP pivots at 2nd Smaller the steps, the quicker the turn. Right goes exchange, left goes throw Harder you work your feet, the easier the exchange is. 2 handed exchange always quicker than reaching with 1 hand 📸 @sfgiants

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Dansby Swanson backhand work Notice the sharp angels he takes on each of these, no work is done at or near the outfield grass. Everything is working downhill along the X The footwork post catch as well goes straight toward first base 📸 @LieutenantDans7

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Anthony Volpe on the run full speed in practice Gold glover who routinely goes against the clock at 3.8 and 4.0 second clips There is a difference in how fast you can, and how fast you can’t. Only one of them plays, challenge yourself daily at full speed 📸 @Yankees

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Dansby Swanson & Ozzie Albies working DP’s a few years ago Get comfortable with your partner. Know where he likes the ball, whether he likes to come across or go back Give him the best feed possible so he can be quick and efficient to finish the double play #PicknPivot

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Nick Ahmed pregame work with the mini glove Love how he touches on a variety of play types that the game demands you have answers for 📸 @NickAhmed13

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Dansby Swanson prep work with the flat pad Notice he works through each ball and kills each hop. You can hear there’s no rattle or bobble The game is played out front just like hitting 📸 @lieutenantdans7

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One of the most iconic prep steps ever Do what works best for you as long as you’re on time Absolutely loved watching Pedroia play. High energy guy who always knew where to be #PicknPivot

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Francisco Lindor DP Flip - Use your legs & shake the 2nd baseman’s hand - Get glove out of way & flip it from where you catch it - Catch w/ left foot open to 2B to clear a lane for arm (when possible) 📸 @SNYtv

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Carlos Correa backhand prep work Notice the timing of his left foot to the moment he catches the ball and where his eyes go. It’s hard to catch something you can’t see Correa is only presses through the hops that require shortening

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2023 Glove Glove 3B Matt Chapman Case Study 📊 • Lane/Hand versatility, going both to his right and left with one hand • High volume of 4-step and on the run plays •Comfortable w/ backhand going in & back •Great internal clock

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Kneeling backhand work with the flat glove and @Libkepro wrist tool. Trying to kill the hop and get it to stop quickly My feel here was fingers back Your arm takes you through it and the hand just absorbs it @InfieldVitamins x @Libkepro

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Go find yourself a wall and get better today Great way to get better without having to rely on someone else to be with you. Just you, a ball, and a wall Throw it off the wall and let your imagination run free 📸 @Mariners

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4 T’s of Catch Play • Tasks — throwing and receiving • Throwing Slot — don’t throw out of money slot every time • Tempo — sometimes fast, slow, or in the middle • Target — what am I aiming at? Small target 🎯 = smaller misses

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One of the best to ever do it at 3B getting loose in early work Love how he incorporates the feet with the hands here Stationary work it’s important but getting the body moving all together before live reps is essential 📸 @hochman

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Longoria early work with the mini glove Love the focus on the catch and transfer. We can’t catch what we don’t see Master the fundamentals then test it to see where it falls short or stands strong #PicknPivot

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Good look of @gobearcatsbase 2B flips on DP turns Great look at the timing/direction of the right foot as well as flipping it from where we catch it Remember the closer we get to 2B to more loft/air you put under your flip. The farther from 2B, the firmer the flip must be

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More Volpe early work, barehanded reps Notice each rep there’s a clear focus on catching it than getting it to his midline for the exchange Simple cue for the backhand here is thumb down to thumb up

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Sometimes you gotta have fun with it and see what you can do Love watching Chapman work at his craft #PicknPivot

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Mauricio Dubon infield in non-throwing reps Notice how he sets his feet to home instead of just his eyes checking the runner. If you only check with your eyes, you have to take more time to get feet to home 📸 @SFGiants

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Kneeling short hop work with the @Libkepro pocket glove Working on staying through the hop and not extending out too early Loved using this glove, made me really focus on where I was catching it. Great tool to add to your toolbox @InfieldVitamins x @Libkepro

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Mauricio Dubón early work Notice the subtle glove action and eyes down at catch Love the willingness to fail/ challenge himself with lighter implements at higher speeds with tough hops

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4 months

Last set of data from the 2023 Anthony Volpe Case Study Interesting data that could impact environmental design when it comes to practice More case studies to come in the near future

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Great weekend of work with @InfieldVitamins & @Libkepro Best infield guys in Vegas hands down, their knowledge is off the charts and their ability to teach infield play is on another level also

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Jackson Holliday back hand, body control play on the run Notice vertical glove with fingers down, glove twirl, to get belt buckle towards the target and throwing from a high 3/4 slot 📸 @Orioles

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Patrick Wisdom DP Feed to 2B Notice subtle move with his feet to get his eyes on the side in order to see hops better Simple 2 step pattern from a lower arm slot with a 2 hand funnel 📸 @Cubs

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More Matt Chapman case study data, fly ball direction with handiness of hitter plus average LA & EV on ground balls • Heavy distribution of fly balls came from LHH • Nearly 89% of Chapman’s assists to 1B came from RHH

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Gleyber Torres spin move to his left Notice how he flows into and out of the spin under control while getting his belt buckle towards his target Depth of catch is good predictor of whether to spin or not usually 📸 @Yankees

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Trea Turner spin move Great look at depth of catch leading him into the spin and the ability to throw off balance Key with the spin move is to keep everything tight like a figure skater does when they spin. Get the head turned as fast as possible to the target 📸 @Phillies

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Anthony Volpe glove side on the run. There’s freedom in playing with one hand Notice since he is in rhythm, he throws on the run instead of setting his feet. Also note, the glove tap for rhythm into throw. Love hearing the communication as well 📸 @MLB

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Marcelo Mayer getting down hill into a 4 step pattern Notice reach with one hand to get the short hop and the glove tap for rhythm into the throw Ball hits dirt in front of plate, go get it

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Christopher Morel rake backhand into 4 step pattern Notice the thumb down to thumb up glove action and how he utilizes a glove tap for rhythm into the throw 📸 @WatchMarquee

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Mookie Betts double play feeds from second base Notice how low he stays throughout the entire play 📸 @Dodgers

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7 months

Love this! 3B is all about creating space and closing space

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Arenado body control back hand double play feed Notice how he turns the corner and gets his belt buckle towards the target 🎯 Vertical glove (fingers down) into quarter turn to transfer 📸 @Cardinals

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Francisco Lindor 4 step pattern to his left Clean funnel and transfer at the center of his body Speed of ball/runner dictate the pace at which you play at and what patterns you can use 📸 @SNY_Mets

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Jalin Flores body control backhand on the run Unreal job of getting belt buckle to target and getting rid of this ball in a hurry Athleticism and instincts on full display here 📸 @TexasBaseball

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Matt Shaw backhand on the run Notice how he utilizes the long hop here. Don’t be afraid to use it when the game asks for it Remember: Long hop or no hop 📸 @WatchMarquee

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Don’t overlook the pick by Lamonte Wade Jr. on the back end

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Matt Chapman with an unbelievable play to seal the @SFGiants win!

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Love this clip of Story talking about balls to his right Know your strengths and what you prefer to do depending on what the game gives you Practice ➡️ Game ✅

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2023 Gold Glove SS Anthony Volpe Fly Ball/Line Drive Data based on hitter handedness & direction of fly balls • Pretty evenly distributed based on LHH vs RHH •Small sample size but interesting data that could influence practice design when it comes to fly balls in INF

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Bregman Backhand Thumb down to thumb up into 4 step pattern with glove tap to keep rhythm and fluidity #fridayfielders

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Love this drill from @DBU_Baseball Working on closing space and creating space in a small environment. Add different types/colors of balls to make it more challenging Great drill for teams who are stuck inside due to weather in the fall or spring #PicknPivot

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Notice how subtle his glove actions are and where his eyes are at when he catches the ball • 3B is all about create space and closing space • Be comfortable using one hand in all lanes

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Bregman on-the-run, one hand press, & gather with glove tap into 4 step pattern. - Very rarely will we be punished for being aggressive with our glove

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Jackson Holliday working on some double plays at second base Notice how under control he is going into the spin and how he plants on the right leg 📸 @d_allentuck

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Don’t neglect post catch footwork patters during non-throwing reps

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Officially entered the transfer portal Graduate transfer with 3.7 GPA 1 year of eligibility remaining, willing to GA to finish my masters program Open to all opportunities right now High baseball IQ and hardest worker you’ll meet Email or DM if interested connorlaeng @yahoo .com

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Manny Machado spin move to his left Notice the depth of catch naturally carries him into a spin. Dance with the ball & follow its lead 📸 @Padres

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10 months

Naturally we want to start moving backward when we use two hands. We have to be disciplined to keep hands out front. Retreat when the ball hits your glove, not before. Simple cue: Hold the Line

Brandon Szink

@b_szink12

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Glove Presentation: 2-Hand Lane ✅ Glove Hand: Hinged wrist; Fingertips down; Expanded pocket; Thumb between 10 & 11 o’clock ✅ Throwing Hand: Vertical (hovering above glove hand); Thumb between 11 & 12 o’clock ✅ Both Hands: Relaxed; Out, in front of body/👀s #FridayFielders

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Being on time allows you to set up in front of the bag and walk the tight rope down the line. Adjustability and versatility come from starting in front. If you’re late or set up in the middle, you have no chance at these tags.

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Throwback Swanson at Vandy Pregame work: notice the emphasis he puts on securing the catch before flipping it to 2nd Catch it clean ➡️ Transfer it clean

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Matt McClain one hand, on the run into a 3 step pattern. Notice how subtle his glove action is Tough ball to make clean exchange, but keeps it close/inside his body and executes it perfectly 📸 @Reds

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Dansby Swanson early work. Simple & effective daily vitamin drill work Notice the positive glove action on each of these reps 📸 @watchmarquee

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4 months

As always, got this drill from watching @ThatGuy__Kai

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10 months

Exactly right. As Kai Correa says, “Early is the ultimate late.”

Mark Ryan

@Markryan101010

10 months

Prep Step: Being on time or a tad late optimizes the chances on multiple ground balls types. Early results in false steps that limit the amount of plays a fielder can make. On time or a little late allows for more information off the barrel and allows for a decision on descent.

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Lots of great information in here from @codydennis97 . Love the data and development ideas

Cody Dennis

@BSB_Blueprint

9 months

Check out my recent presentation regarding Infield Play- I tried to give you as much as I could in 25 min 👍 Thanks again to @coachkrato for having me #InfieldPlay via @YouTube

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@PicknPivot

11 months

Ball hits dirt, get down hill and come get it #fridayfielders

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