@Sebastian Godinez My man! That's really good improvement. Keep working on direction and staying palm up/palm down to CF. You've made some good strides. Be sure to come up with a routine of your favorite drills and hitting progressions that you can go through daily so you can trust yourself in games.
Strong showing at PBR. He led the showcase in average distance on his hits. That’s not a “hot day.” That’s preparation showing up. Creed has been consistent. He trains with intent. He stacks quality days. When he got in front of evaluators, he didn’t try to do more. He trusted what he’s built. That’s how this works. Great job, Creed. Keep stacking. @Creed Kardokus
Don’t grade live at-bats by hits or misses. Grade them by this: - Did I see the ball early? - Was I on time? That’s the job of live reps. If you were on time and saw it well, it was a good at-bat. Even if you got out. If you were late, rushed, or guessing, it wasn’t. Even if you got a hit. Live at-bats are for vision and timing. Not swing fixes. Not results. Cage builds the swing. Live reps test your eyes and your clock. Judge the right things.
@Jason Conley For sure! There's a reason Spring Training is over a month long. It takes some reps to the timing, vision, and approach dialed in. Dialing those 3 things in sets you up to take good swings.