What coaches look for in a D1 baseball left-handed pitcher
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- What do coaches look for in a D1 baseball left-handed pitcher? Former Division 1 player and NCSA's Director of Baseball Nelson Gord, breaks down what a D1 left-handed pitcher should have in their baseball skills video.
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How do I delete an old outdated video from my NCSA profile
If you head to the video tab under edit profile, you should see the videos that are already on your profile. Just under each video should be a little "delete video" button. Just click that!
@@ncsa I’m not seeing a delete video button anywhere
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What are the other positions should/can a left handed thrower play? I would imagine Pitcher and then 1st base, but are their others?
The three outfield spots are the other common ones!
How quick do I need to be throwing velo wise as a lefty or is it only command like what’s the minimum speed my fastball needs to be at
Both command and velocity will matter, but coaches definitely understand that you can build velocity throughout your high school career. Coaches will typically be looking for velo in the low to mid 80s, or mid to upper 80s for D1 or high-end junior colleges.