Alan Jaeger and Jaeger sports have become the gold standard for arm development, arm health, and mental training. Host Justin Musil is joined by Alan Jaeger, as the two discuss a variety of topics. Alan Jaeger gives his advice and recommendations on these topics and every player, parent, and coach should hear them.
A player’s tools are under a microscope for college and professional baseball. If a player is loaded with tools, they gain a lot of attention and are likely to be highly sought after. The powerful grip a player’s tools has on scouts and college coaches cannot be denied. On this episode, host Justin Musil is joined by University of Kentucky Head Coach Nick Mingione. Justin and Coach Mingione discuss tools and why they are so important to being successful playing high level baseball.
College coaches and pro scouts clamor over players who love to compete. They want players who can lift up others around them and make the team better. Competition is also a key factor to preparing and working in other facets of a player’s game. In this episode, Host Justin Musil is joined by the young, passionate, Head Coach from the University of Maine, Nick Derba. Justin and Nick give clarity on this important topic.
Justin Musil has asked many questions as the host of the BRC Podcast. This episode flips that around and he is the one who gets interviewed. Justin is interviewed by Creighton University Recruiting Coordinator Connor Gandossy. Coach Gandossy asks him about evaluating players, why he started the podcast, his advice to players on recruiting, and much, much, more.
Tools and metrics are often talked about with scouting and evaluating. They are very important, but they are not everything in the recruiting process. In this episode, host Justin Musil goes in depth on other recruiting variables with Fairliegh Dickinson University Head Coach Rob DiToma. The two discuss on field performance and other major factors with college coaches' decision making process.
Finding Diamonds in the Rough Justin Dedmond, Miami (OH) University Assistant Coach Successful college players can come from anywhere. Many are late bloomers, from remote locations, or simply overlooked. Every college [...]
Evaluating Hitters Mike Baxter, Vanderbilt University Recruiting Coordinator Hitting is one of the hardest things to do in sports. Evaluating those hitters is equally as difficult for college coaches and pro [...]
Assessing On-Field Make Up Aaron Gershenfeld, Citadel Baseball Recruiting Coordinator Most people think of off-the-field habits and decisions as the main evaluation piece for player character and make up. There is [...]
What I've learned in 50 Episodes Justin Musil, BRC Founder & Host It's episode number 50! Host Justin Musil reflects back on the 49 episodes prior to this one. He has [...]
Evaluating Pitchers without a Radar Gun Eric Niesen, Georgetown University Pitching Coach Radar guns have been an integral part of scouting pitchers for decades. College coaches and pro scouts rely heavily [...]
