San Francisco Giants Asst. Hitting Coordinator/Inventor of LineDrivePro Swing Path Trainer /Ex-ML player/ Arizona State SunDevil
Arizona
Joined March 2010
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Jacob Cruz retweeted
Flexa and @ElectricCoinCo are proud to announce the integration of Flexa Components into @zashi_app. Starting today, users of Zashi can make seamless $ZEC payments across thousands of Flexa-enabled retail locations in the US.
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Grateful to a lot of people who encouraged me to finish my degree. It was 30 years ago when I started my University studies. I’m proud to say that I finally have my Bachelors Degree.
In the past, coaches used to offer private lesson primarily to help players get better while earning a little extra cash. Nowadays, coaching through private lesson has evolved into a full-fledged profession.
As a coach of the WBC Mexican team, I feel incredibly grateful for the opportunity to have been a part of this prestigious tournament. By representing Mexico we were able to share our love of baseball with the world and show the unique flavor & style that Mexican baseball brings.
Who needs tickets?
México can make its first-ever @WBCBaseball semifinal appearance next month. Here’s why. 🇲🇽@MexicoBeis @MLB_Mexico @LasMayores @MLB @FOXDeportes
Before, hitters figured out what they needed to do to compete. Now they figure out what they need to do to execute a swing.
Jacob Cruz retweeted
Jacob Cruz played on one of the best teams in #Bisons history. In the newest article from The Herd Chronicles, he looks back on his baseball career, including his time with the 1998 Governors’ Cup Champion #Bisons. herdchronicles.com/single-po…
There are a lot of people on social media who give financial advice and only invest 5-10 dollars a week.
Be careful who you invest your swing with.
Jacob Cruz retweeted
Happy 49th bday @JacobCruz09! Broke in with Giants in 1996 & homered 3x in 77 ab. At AAA in 1997 he hit .361 with a .971 OPS. The next year hit .309 31 98 .949 in AAA. Raked in 88 ab with Indians in 1999, hitting .330 with 3 homers. Played pro ball through 2010.
