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Replying to @CoachMongero
I've been saying for many years now that MLB had turned into a 20-and-over travel league.
But the last couple years, I've been noticing that baseball was beginning to "baseball" again.
And this year especially, baseball was baseballing more than I'd seen in last 10-15 years ....
Ending with a World Series that included 2 teams who played "baseball" and the winner just happened to be the best team from start to finish.
Beck Performance Development retweeted
COACHES: It’s not about you.
Your greatest impact rarely happens in front of an audience.
It happens in the subtle, private moments—helping a hitter see a blind spot, protecting their confidence, asking the right question, or simply knowing when to give them space.
The best developers I know work in the shadows. 😎
They’re changing lives, shaping careers, and helping players become more than they thought possible—without anyone ever knowing their name.
And they’re perfectly okay with that.
The best coaching isn’t performed for recognition.
It’s done in service of the player.
Beck Performance Development retweeted
Just because you took longer than others, doesn’t mean you failed.
Remember that.
Beck Performance Development retweeted
Not enough young players WATCH baseball today.
For example, if you watched #MLB games every night you would see...
⚾️ Errors made
⚾️ Baserunning mistakes
⚾️ Strike outs
⚾️ Walks
⚾️ Passed balls
⚾️ Managing miscues
Just to name a few.
Humans exist in the big leagues too.
Mistakes happen. It's how you respond to them that separates you.
Beck Performance Development retweeted
This is exactly what I teach: I’m a hitting coach, not a swing coach.
A good-looking swing in a cage is one thing. Adjusting to the count, the situation and the pitch in front of you—that’s hitting.
Always good to see people sharing the same message.
@nextlevelbb @KWBaseball
Beck Performance Development retweeted
HITTING COACHES:
Sometimes the best thing you can do for a struggling hitter is give them a day or two away from hitting.
Free the mind.
Create some pause.
Hitters aren’t naturally good at slowing down.
Sometimes, helping them get back on track means protecting them from themselves.
#GoodBatting
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Problems don’t ask for permission. They just show up.
In the cage.
In the clubhouse.
At home.
In your head.
The question isn’t whether adversity is coming.
It’s whether you’ve trained yourself to respond instead of react to it.
Composure is a skill. Perspective is a superpower. And toughness is built in the moments nobody applauds.
The best players and coaches aren’t problem-free.
They just don’t let problems dictate their direction.
Beck Performance Development retweeted
No exaggeration, this guy might be the best interview in pro sports right now
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YOUNG PLAYERS: You don't know how much the little things stand out.
The way you...
⚾️ Wear your uniform
⚾️ Hustle on and off the field
⚾️ Run out every ball
⚾️ Back up bases
⚾️ Look a coach in the eye
⚾️ Respond to failure
⚾️ Swing at strikes & take balls
⚾️ Talk to umpires
⚾️ Treat your mom/dad/family
Just to name a few.
Those who get paid to notice things, don't miss anything.
Somebody is always watching 👀
Beck Performance Development retweeted
Live coverage of game 1!
cneagles.com/live2
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Pride is the first chapter in the book of failure.
Humility is the first chapter in the book of success.
Beck Performance Development retweeted
ICYMI, check out the new podcast, In the Dugout with @TBCAorg. Our goal is to highlight High School Baseball all across Tennessee. Feel free to email [email protected] with requested interviews, topics, or player spotlights! Links to episode 1 below
Beck Performance Development retweeted
Mason Shelton (‘27 TN) hammers this one to the pull side for a double. Smooth swing w/ some strength out front; gets the bat head out early. @NWFRaiders_BSB Commit #WWBAWorlds @PG_Tennessee
Beck Performance Development retweeted
Done with fall ball playing in 3 High level tournaments. Stat line for the fall.
.424 avg 8BB 11RBI 4 Doubles
@pbtscouting @PrepBaseballTN @PG_Tennessee @PG_Scouting @GapVarsity @rbcinc19 @BeckPerformDev
Beck Performance Development retweeted
Bracket play begins tomorrow I’ll be playing at twins field 4 tomorrow at 8am.
Beck Performance Development retweeted
Recruiting Advice
Go where you have the best and most realistic chance to play as a freshman.
Go where you are wanted and needed the most.
The scholarship or NIL money will advertise how much they want and need you.
The freshman that plays has a higher percent chance of developing than the freshman that sits on the bench.
The overwhelming majority of freshmen belong in junior college unless legitimately deciding between signing a professional contract or going to school.
The overwhelming majority of players that will be junior college freshmen the fall of 2027 have not been contacted or offered yet.
Play as many fall ball games as possible.
Have a great high school season.
Play as many games as possible next summer to be game ready when stepping on campus.
If you are genuinely outworking the competition on the field and in the weight room.
Believe in yourself.
and
Remember college baseball is inconvenient and miserable for players that do not love competition and the game.
Beck Performance Development retweeted
Getting some swings in before leaving for ft Myers.
@BeckPerformDev @Prohittingbaseb @GapVarsity @rbcinc19














