Patrick Jones Baseball

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/patrick-jones-baseball/id1282221540?mt=2 For over 25 years Chris Welsh has been calling Reds games. Out of all of the players he watched there is one person that he says has out worked them all, Joey Votto. Chris talks about how much Joey would practice when he was younger to fine tune his swing. We also talk about the baseballs in the world series, hence the crazy home run totals as well as the regular season. While following the Reds all season long Chris gives some updates on potential prospects and when he can see top prospect Nick Senzel making his MLB debut. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ever wondered what an MLB scout looks for when he goes and scouts a player? In this episode J.R. Reynolds who is a scout for the Cincinnati Reds breaks down exactly what he looks for when he goes to a college or high school game. J.R. talks about how it takes years of following a player before a team is willing to draft him. We also get into the world series and how the game is changing to home runs and high velocity. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Former Professional Baseball player for the San Diego Padres and Chicago White Sox; Marcus Davis stops by to drop some knowledge. In this episode we get into the MLB playoffs, launch angles, and what makes a great hitter. Marcus is looking to get to the Big Leagues as a coach and studies hitters at every level. He shares a few funny minor league stories and talks about why professional baseball is so hard. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Breaking down the Reds tops prospects with Trent Rosecrans, including the top two in Nick Senzel and Hunter Greene, Trent talks about the future of the Reds organization and how far away they are from being a contender in the playoffs. We also get into Joey Votto and Billy Hamilton and what their future looks like with the Reds. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Coach Ferber is currently the head coach fro the 2019 US Elite Baseball team. He has helped hundreds of baseball players get scholarships over the past several years. In this episode Coach Ferber breaks down ways to get noticed and what to watch out for while your on the recruitment trail. He also gets into the proper mentality that you need to have as a baseball player. If you are a high school player looking to get recruited you do not want to miss this episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In his first season at head coach for the Xavier Musketeers Billy O'Conner has only one goal in mind, Omaha. The Musketeers have made a regional three out of the last four years. In this episode Billy goes over his program and the philosophies that they have. He talks about how the game is evolved and so has Xavier by eliminating the sac bunt and focusing on getting the ball in the air. Billy goes over recruiting and gives tips on ways a potential recruit should reach out to coaches. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

ESPN Baseball analyst and the creator of the zips projection system Dan Szymborski joins "The Road to the Show' to talk Nationals - Cubs, next Red Sox manager, and sabermetrics. Dan explains the analytics in baseball and what statistics are important. He projects players like Andrew Benintendi and explains why the same managers are rotated around MLB. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tim Dillard aka the funniest man in baseball stops by share how he got started making funny videos while in professional baseball. Tim has just completed his 15th season. Playing in the MLB has always been his ultimate goal and he has achieved that dream. He is now working hard to get back there. Baseball is such a tough sport and when you listen to this episode you get reminded that you need to have fun, it is a kids game after all. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Making his Major League debut this past season Jacob May stops by to discuss the feeling of stepping in-between the white lines in the big leagues. In this episode Jacob talks about some of the adjustments that he had to make from the minors to the MLB and why hitting big league pitching is so hard. He also tells a few funny stories from this past season that you will enjoy. Make sure to follow Jacob with the Chicago White Sox this upcoming season! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I have a confession to make. As straight edge of a guy as I am one time I made a terrible mistake and it was pretty funny. Last May I flew to California for the summer to play baseball and the travel day was...eventful. Don't do drugs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Current Professional Baseball Player and owner of Hit Factory Athletics, Mitch Elliott stops by. Mitch gives his take on the playoffs and who are some of the players that he enjoys watching. Mitch played Professional Baseball for the St. Paul Saints who are owned by Bill Murray and has a few funny stories from meeting Bill. Mitch has amassed a large social media following nearly 100k followers He also drops some knowledge for baseball players hoping to play at the next level. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A 2018 MLB draft prospect Nick Northcut stops by to discuss his crazy schedule and what a typical day looks like for him. Nick is a Vanderbilt baseball commit but is likely to drafted in the top part of the MLB draft this upcoming season. In this episode Nick talks about his college recruitment and advice he has for other players who are currently getting recruited. I've been watching Nick work for the past few weeks and he doesn't get cheated when he is swinging the bat. I think you will enjoy meeting someone who could be in the Big Leagues sometime soon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Will be doing a 5 minute Friday from now on. Today I went a little bit over. I give some background on the show and hit a few bullet points around the baseball industry. I will be bringing on other guests besides baseball players. Will also be bringing on some Female guests as well. I think. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cordell Greene is currently a free agent and is hoping to get signed by any organization this spring. He attended four different colleges as a position player and a pitcher. Cordell runs an Instagram page where he tries to inspire as many players as possible. He has nearly 60 thousand followers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode Dan talks about his rise from a college walk on to a catcher in the New York Mets organization. Some of the things that he wants to improve upon in 2018 and why playing in the minor leagues is so tough. We get into minor league stories and a Tim Tebow story that will leave you with a good laugh. Make sure to follow Dan on his road to the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/patrick-jones-baseball/id1282221540?mt=2 This was a fun episode for me because Jacob is a former teammate of mine. Since then he has played professionally in the Kansas Royals Organization. He just finished up another successful season and is heading to the prestigious Arizona Fall League. The AFL is where teams top prospects are sent for some fine tuning and to see what they can do against other organizations top prospects. We get into what its like to play in the minor leagues. Playing a 140 game season can be a grind for anyone but the biggest key is to stay healthy. Jacob talks about the appraoch hitters have once you start to move up in the system. He also gets into specific adjustments that he's had to make to become successful as a professional. What a typical day looks like for him when he's playing a home game. How he's able to get himself back on track after a bad outing and avoid letting that turn into something worse. Jacob gives some advice to younger players i

Clifford Brown is a trainer to several MLB and NFL players. In this episode he talks about his rise as a strength and conditioning coach as well as his training methods. Clifford also takes us through a typical day of training for one of his athletes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to The Road to the Show. I wanted to start this show to give back to the baseball industry that has given me so much. I will be bringing on influencers to help give you all information that could help further your career. I hope you enjoy! On our very first episode we have a very special guest. George Foster, an 18 year MLB veteran who finished an outstanding career with numerous accolades including an NL MVP award, 5x All Star, 2x World Series Champion, 3x NL RBI Leader, 2x NL home run leader, and a silver slugger award. George has a very outgoing personality that you will love when listening to him. We talk about particular teammates of his including Pete Rose and Willie Mays. His funny and inspirational stories will give you an inside look of what it was like to be on the Big Red Machine. We get into detail about his mental routine that he used before every game to help get him in the right mindset. How he was able to breakout and hit 52HR to go along with a 320AVG and 149RBI to win the NL MVP awar