Camilleri Baseball

Welcome back, to start 2020 we have John Ziznewski to tell us his story from where he was an injured freshmen at a small Junior College to being selected in the 8th round to the Chicago White Sox in 2014. John also shares his experiences as a Graduate Assistant Coach where helped lead LIU Brooklyn to an NEC Championship and a NCAA Regional birth in 2018.

This episode we listen to Ed Baram's story of how he went to having no college offers until the fall of his senior year to getting drafted out of a DII school. Eddie gives us an inside look at his current training program and the changes he made to his player development to get himself drafted.

Eddie Lehr from Babson College gives us all the inside on his journey into baseball sabermetrics.  With a limited amount of data background upon college graduation, Eddie tells us his keys to achieving his new role with the Cincinnati Reds.  Take a listen to hear Eddie's player development story tied in with his newly found passion for baseball analytics. #CamilleriBaseball 

Check out the third episode of the Camilleri Baseball Podcast, where we discuss the interesting journey of the Head Coach of NCAA DIII Powerhouse Ramapo College and current player for the Florence Freedom in the Frontier League. Ryan talks about his player development and the interesting fast transition from being a player to coach. @FlorenceFreedom

Andrew Turner joins us this week on the Camilleri Baseball Podcast. He talks about his process throughout college day-in and day-out which got him to professional baseball. With only one DI offer to a small school in Brooklyn, he was able to not only to get drafted once but TWICE. Andrew elaborates on his day to day approach to his game and what he is specifically working on to prepare for Spring Training 2020.

In our inaugural episode, we welcome Jerry D'Andrea.  A native of Ridgewood, New Jersey, who currently is a left-handed pitcher in the Cincinnati Reds organization. In this episode, Jerry talks about the current player development system in the Reds organization and the challenges he overcame being overlooked at a DIII school.