Podcasts about collegiate baseball scouting network

From the Collegiate Baseball Scouting Network to one of the rising stars on the MLB Scouting scene ... listen to the journey of a young man who did it the old fashon way.

CBBSN CEO Justin Volman joins Rich and Pete on this week's episode to chat about his start in baseball before transitioning into a discussion about the direction of the Collegiate Baseball Scouting Network. The episode also features a discussion about Rich's 2019 World Series pick, the Atlanta Braves, after a big day of free agency.

Collegiate Baseball Scouting Network's scouting director Kurt Ascetta joins Rich and Pete on the latest episode of Pitching to Contact to talk about some prospects and Arizona Fall League action, after which the guys give their thoughts on the MLB Awards. Also, Rich offers his condolences and lights a candle for yet another lost year for the greatest baseball player in the world, Mike Trout.

Welcome to Pitching to Contact where Rich and Pete of the Collegiate Baseball Scouting Network team up for an in depth Baseball conversation! This week features an introduction to the show's deep dives into pitching mechanics as well as reactions to the Cubs/Rockies Wild Card classic. Also, Rich and Pete give their World Series predictions!

This week we are joined by Justin Volman (@JustinVolman), who is the CEO of the Collegiate Baseball Scouting Network. He joins us to discuss some partnerships with MLB teams he has cultivated to study pitching mechanics, as well as the upcoming 2018 MLB Draft. The names Casey Mize, Alec Bohm, and Jonathan India, are ones you want to start familiarizing yourself with for your Dynasty leagues. We also feature Milwaukee Brewers pitching phenom Freddy Peralta. Is he for real? Or overhype in the making? Our own Prospect Jesus, aka Pitching Jesus, dives deeper into the arm everyone in fantasy has been clamoring for. Video Show link https://youtu.be/pQRpDvCQ1Hg  Additionally this week, we did a Postgame show on Periscope where we went a little longer, a little less formal, and got into a bunch more. Robbie Cano off the field; Garrett Hampson breakout; Amir Garrett a Closer to target?; FMKs with Franchy and Franmil; Cavin Biggio; Dan Winkler; Christin Stewart; Memorabilia, Chick-Fil-A ratings, frosted lemonade, Devon Travis, and more! Let us know what you think of this new format. Is it too confusing and complicated? Does it work and flow better? We are trying to find the ideal presentation to give you the information you've come to trust, while providing the entertainment you've come to love, without them cancelling each other out. We would love to hear your feedback! Post-Show Chat link https://www.pscp.tv/w/1nAKERYmdgAGL  Hosts: Andy Singleton (@PeoplezPen) and Ralph Lifshitz (@ProspectJesus) Producer: Andy Singleton Sponsored by: RotoWear (@RotoWear) & Young Bat Company (@YoungBatCompany) Powered by: Fantrax.com (@Fantrax)

The Indians are hovering around .500… and in first place. The Royals have won 13 games… and aren’t in last place. So what’s up with the AL Central? Greg and Wayland break down how concerned Cleveland and Minnesota should be about their slow starts. Plus the Ducksnort Boys start a new project: picking favorite and least-favorite players for every franchise in the majors, starting with Wayland’s beloved Chicago Cubs. Then Justin Volman, CEO of the Collegiate Baseball Scouting Network, joins the pod to explain his ambitious goals for changing how MLB teams scout the draft. With thoughts on Edwin Encarnacion, Mark Grace, Byron Buxton, Kerry Wood’s chubby face, Francisco Lindor, Jose Altuve, Mister Cub Ernie Banks, Corey Kluber, Alfonso Soriano, Miguel Cabrera’s rebound, and Slammin’ Sammy Sosa. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A Red Sox fan born in the heart of Yankeeville, Justin Volman is the CEO of the Collegiate Baseball Scouting Network. A recent graduate of the University of Alabama this young, ambitious entrepreneur took his award-winning 2017 Aldag Business Plan concept into the real world to help high school and college baseball players get the recognition and exposure he feels a lot of them lack in the sport.

Jays Journal Podcast - January 12. "Winter's Wrath & Spring's Inspiration."I'm thrilled to be back this year with a brand new, super-sized podcast episode filled with glorious baseball perspectives, delightful anecdotes, and nostalgic commiseration bound to keep you glued to your seat over the next hour.First, we take you one step closer to spring training with an exclusive interview of former Blue Jays player and uber designated hitter from the 1980's, Garth Iorg. We discussed his thoughts on the 1985 & 1987 teams, his unorthodox batting stance, which superstars and villains impressed him most during his playing days, and the powerful legacy of Paul Beeston. (1:21)Next, we're visited by the Collegiate Baseball Scouting Network as Richard Birfer (@richardbirfs) & Dan Seguin (@danseguin23) offer us a quick glance at the top pitching prospects across the organization. (35:15)Finally, I'm proud to deliver a sterling round table featuring three brilliant baseball minds: Emily Waldon (@EmilyCWaldon) from The Athletic MLB, Marshall Auerback (@Mauerback) of The Levy Institute, and sports journalist Shawn W. Smith (shawn_w_smith). Together, they tackle: Donaldson's looming arbitration, the true impact of the Diaz & Solarte acquisitions, and if the 2018 roster will be strong enough to complete for a playoff spot. (40:01)Tonight's episode was brought to you by: Cloudwifi (cloudwifi.ca). Do you live in a condominium and are paying too much for internet? Surf faster & save money by getting your building on-board and win a pair of season tickets for the 2018 Toronto Blue Jays regular season. E-mail bluejays@cloudwifi.ca today to see if you qualify.