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FiveToolEvals

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Posted - 12/10/2015 :  00:33:27  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Survival Instincts: the ability to live to see another pitch (within your current at-bat). Develop your survival instincts. Guts, determination, and develop your hand-eye-coordination (wiffle ball, hitting bottle caps, popcorn kernels, etc.).

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15UBaseball

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Posted - 12/11/2015 :  11:29:38  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Just curious 5 Tool, I enjoy and see your posts, and have looked at your website. Just curious what your background is? Do you coach a team. Couldn't find anything on your website about instructors?
Was just wondering.
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FiveToolEvals

31 Posts

Posted - 12/11/2015 :  16:15:16  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by 15UBaseball

Just curious 5 Tool, I enjoy and see your posts, and have looked at your website. Just curious what your background is? Do you coach a team. Couldn't find anything on your website about instructors?
Was just wondering.



Hi 15U. Thank you for the comment. I'm a full-time major league scout. I've been a scout for nineteen years. I've had a chance to help out with a few travel ball teams this off-season (ages 8-12) and I really enjoyed being able to work with the younger age groups. There were a few topics that I wanted to address with the parents and the players and a good friend of mine suggested a travel ball forum.

As you see, I like to write. I'm filling up my off-season with family time and forum posts. I'll answer questions or jump on interesting threads.

See you in the Forum 15U!
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bfriendly

376 Posts

Posted - 12/13/2015 :  10:51:59  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by 15UBaseball

Just curious 5 Tool, I enjoy and see your posts, and have looked at your website. Just curious what your background is? Do you coach a team. Couldn't find anything on your website about instructors?
Was just wondering.



Thanks for asking the question 15U. We played against a Five Tool team in a tourney a few weeks back and that was all I knew about them.

I too Love these posts! Keep them coming 5 Tool! This one is especially good as my son is a Catcher and has been Really good and really bad. I remember him taking a step and being so late on a throw to second he had no chance of throwing the base runner out.
He was informed that he had no time to take that step...up and throw! He has worked a lot on his footwork so it made no sense why he took a step like a Center fielder
Same inning a batter or two later, he got another chance. I dont know what his "Pop Time" was, but I've never seen him get up and make such a strong throw to second, so fast! As soon as the ball left his hand, someone shouted "LIKE THAT!"

IKNEW the runner was a dead duck........doing that consistently is the goal.
5 Tools, you make a Great point about what the foundation to great Pop Times is........how you build it from the bottom up so to speak.

Please keep them coming 5 Tools! I love this stuff!
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FiveToolEvals

31 Posts

Posted - 12/13/2015 :  22:01:01  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by bfriendly

quote:
Originally posted by 15UBaseball

Just curious 5 Tool, I enjoy and see your posts, and have looked at your website. Just curious what your background is? Do you coach a team. Couldn't find anything on your website about instructors?
Was just wondering.



Thanks for asking the question 15U. We played against a Five Tool team in a tourney a few weeks back and that was all I knew about them.

I too Love these posts! Keep them coming 5 Tool! This one is especially good as my son is a Catcher and has been Really good and really bad. I remember him taking a step and being so late on a throw to second he had no chance of throwing the base runner out.
He was informed that he had no time to take that step...up and throw! He has worked a lot on his footwork so it made no sense why he took a step like a Center fielder
Same inning a batter or two later, he got another chance. I dont know what his "Pop Time" was, but I've never seen him get up and make such a strong throw to second, so fast! As soon as the ball left his hand, someone shouted "LIKE THAT!"

IKNEW the runner was a dead duck........doing that consistently is the goal.
5 Tools, you make a Great point about what the foundation to great Pop Times is........how you build it from the bottom up so to speak.

Please keep them coming 5 Tools! I love this stuff!



Hey Bfriendly - continue to be patient with your young backstop. They do get better. It's a very thankless position, especially when you can hear every comment from the crowd.

I don't have a travel team. I'm sure that was another group. Keep us posted on your son's progress!
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CaCO3Girl

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Posted - 12/14/2015 :  08:51:41  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by FiveToolEvals

quote:
Originally posted by bfriendly

quote:
Originally posted by 15UBaseball

Just curious 5 Tool, I enjoy and see your posts, and have looked at your website. Just curious what your background is? Do you coach a team. Couldn't find anything on your website about instructors?
Was just wondering.



Thanks for asking the question 15U. We played against a Five Tool team in a tourney a few weeks back and that was all I knew about them.

I too Love these posts! Keep them coming 5 Tool! This one is especially good as my son is a Catcher and has been Really good and really bad. I remember him taking a step and being so late on a throw to second he had no chance of throwing the base runner out.
He was informed that he had no time to take that step...up and throw! He has worked a lot on his footwork so it made no sense why he took a step like a Center fielder
Same inning a batter or two later, he got another chance. I dont know what his "Pop Time" was, but I've never seen him get up and make such a strong throw to second, so fast! As soon as the ball left his hand, someone shouted "LIKE THAT!"

IKNEW the runner was a dead duck........doing that consistently is the goal.
5 Tools, you make a Great point about what the foundation to great Pop Times is........how you build it from the bottom up so to speak.

Please keep them coming 5 Tools! I love this stuff!



Hey Bfriendly - continue to be patient with your young backstop. They do get better. It's a very thankless position, especially when you can hear every comment from the crowd.

I don't have a travel team. I'm sure that was another group. Keep us posted on your son's progress!



Here is the confusion. http://www.5toolsportstraining.com/

You are being linked with that club because of your handle.
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FiveToolEvals

31 Posts

Posted - 12/14/2015 :  15:56:02  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I hope that there is no major or continued confusion. I usually tag my posts with the website info:

www.FiveToolEvals.com
www.Facebook.com/FiveToolEvals
Twitter: @FiveToolEvals

Thanks for adding clarity CaCO3Girl

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Crazyforbball

391 Posts

Posted - 12/14/2015 :  19:42:35  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Really enjoy reading all your posts and tips Five Tools!!!!
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FiveToolEvals

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Posted - 12/14/2015 :  22:31:14  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Crazyforbball

Really enjoy reading all your posts and tips Five Tools!!!!



Thanks Crazyforbball - great handle!
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