Mini – Why the player making more errors may be the better defender
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In this podcast mini, I discuss why the player making more errors may actually be the better defender.
- Errors are actually a pretty poor way to look at defense
- What you should be looking at instead of errors alone
- Why UZR, a stat used in Major League Baseball, probably isn't very effective for amateur teams
- How you can create your own "UZR" chart
Resources of the show:
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Infield practice chart - This chart available to Elite Members, helps you measure who is truly a successful infielder.
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Creating ACE (Athletic, Consistent, Extraordinary) infielders eCourse - Don't worry too much about mechanics, teach athleticism and footwork with our all inclusive course for infielders.
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Components of a great infielder - This podcast episode gives you insight into the skills we try to develop with our infielders
More from my site
- CCA Podcast 018: Post Pitching Recovery Methods
- CCA Podcast 205 – Bucketing Hitters By Weakness in 2020
- CCA Podcast 189 – Is that drill appropriate for your team?
- CCA Podcast 201 – January Elite Q and A Sneak Peek – Practice Planning
- CCA Podcast 181 – What to do if your hitters are overmatched
- CCA Podcast 223 – A mental approach to deal with failure
- Posted by Kyle Nelson
- Posted in Uncategorized
- Jan, 31, 2019
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On the fielding chart, why is an error on category 2 = 0 impact? Should it be -1?