What’s In This Issue?
• Power Of Mind: Arizona Head Coach Jay Johnson utilizes every trick in the book to make his players better.
• Mandatory Pitch Counts In 2017 For High Schools: Four state associations utilize pitch counts during 2016 season with interesting results.
• Past H.S. Pitching Rules Explored Across USA: From lenient to ultra strict, state associations have had interesting rules to protect the arms of pitchers.
• NCAA Div. I Recruiting Results: Arizona State lands No. 1 class featuring 8 draft picks among big haul.
• Stanford Skipper’s Amazing Career: Mark Marquess gives important tips on what he learned over 40 tears as a baseball coach.
• Lessons From Master Recruiter: Florida’s Kevin O’Sullivan and staff have landed 27 draft picks over the past 4 recruiting seasons.
• Lou Pavlovich: Practical jokes are special in baseball.
• Upcoming Clinics: Superb instructional clinics scheduled across USA.
• Book Reviews: Trio of amazing books (How 2 Focus: The Pitchers Zone, How 2 Focus: The Pitchers Zone and How 2 Focus: Like The Pros) sheds intense light on how the best players in Major League Baseball have been able to focus against the world’s best talent.
• Rich Maloney: Upcoming ABCA Convention in Anaheim, Calif. will feature 25 world class instructional clinics.
• Al Figone: Bob McClure once had the best pickoff move in all of baseball.
• Ruleball With Rich Marazzi: Obstruction rules for baseball can take different avenues.
• Ryan Brownlee: Managing time for players is crucial in college and can be helped with special Excel Spreadsheet.
• Superb New Products: Here are an assortment of items that are designed to help baseball players.
• Jerry Weinstein: When command vanishes, here is what you can do.
• Charlie Greene: Cardinals’ pitchers’ fielding practice is exceptional.
• USA Baseball: National teams active during summer of 2016.
• Tom Kovic: Parents can play vital role in recruiting process.
• Mike Epstein: Why doesn’t everyone copy swing of Barry Bonds?
• Alex Gaynes: Not investing in muscle memory can hurt athletes severely.
• Jack Dunn: Utilizing clock works like magic in scrimmages.
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