What Makes a Baseball Player Stand Out to College Scouts?

What Makes a Baseball Player Stand Out to College Scouts?

Author: 90 Feet Away April 10, 2025 Duration: 32:29
Want to get recruited to play College Baseball? This is the episode you’ve been waiting for! 🎓⚾ Join us as Olympic Coach Eric Holtz sits down with Nate Mulberg, Assistant Coach & Recruiting Coordinator at University of Richmond. Nate shares the REAL insights on what college coaches are looking for, how to stand out during recruitment, and the do’s & don’ts every player and parent should know. With coaching stops at Franklin & Marshall, Bucknell, and now Richmond, Coach Mulberg’s experience is invaluable for any aspiring college athlete!

Hosted by Coach Eric Holtz, the 90 feet Away Podcast digs into the human stories that define baseball and the lives of those who play it. Holtz brings a unique perspective from managing the Israeli National Team and operating the Game On 13 facility, using that background to guide conversations that go far beyond box scores. Each episode features candid talks with players and coaches from various backgrounds, where they share personal journeys, the obstacles they've overcome, and what drives them forward. This podcast is as much about the mental game as the physical one, regularly exploring themes of psychology, personal wellness, and how lessons from the diamond apply to everyday life. It’s a space for authentic dialogue about the sport, its demands, and the people within it. For anyone interested in the deeper connections within baseball, from fitness and health to the mental resilience required, this podcast offers a thoughtful and engaging listen.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 35

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"90 Feet Away Podcast Ep. 1: Danny Wirchansky - A Pitcher's Journey" [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:17:05
Welcome back to the 90 Feet Away Podcast with your host Eric Holtz! In this episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of professional baseball pitcher, Danny Wirchansky. From his high school days to college ball and na…