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I am a young, high school player looking to improve. I was looking for any resources that would help a corner infielder like me. I know of one database of hitting videos/GIFs: Hitting Library , but I would love if any of you could share with me another. If not, I am completely open to books, podcasts, YouTube channels, etc. to help me in my goal of playing college/professional baseball. Thanks.

In 2019, there were 66 Freshman Pitchers from NJ on NCAA-D1 rosters, compared to 2018 (53), an increase of 13. In 2017, there were 57 Freshman Pitchers Top conference Metro Atlantic Big East 2018 Insights (53 Pitchers) Top Conference Metro Atlantic Colonial 2017 Insights (2017) Top Conferences Metro Atlantic Big Ten, ACC and Northeast (Tied) Disclaimer: Insights are generated based on information extracted before April 15.

Dear Students of the Game, I hope this digital correspondence finds all of you well. In my on-going and perpetual desire to learn more about the game I love, I recently came across 3 resources that can best be described as “Hitting – How to Detect and Correct”. Those 3 resources are: https://goo.gl/gA1iXM http://goo.gl/29N0em http://goo.gl/zGPrJI Whilst I would truly enjoy reading everyone’s opinion on the “detect and correct” methodology, that is not the purpose of this post. My purpose is...

Is that true freshmen, redshirt freshmen or both?

Only Players listed as "Freshman". Note, even in these cases, a "Freshman" could be a "Redshirt Freshman". Note, upon including "Freshman and Redshirt Freshman" the numbers for 2019 increases 66 to 68.

Just writing to bump this thread, but I was just looking for any books, podcasts, or good film to watch on hitters. I am going to devote a lot of time to my hitting this summer and anything would help.

Not sure what you are looking for hitting wise but #fridayfielders is a great infield resource on twitter and will give you some ideas you can practice with your buddies or a family member.