Logan says...

August 10th Camp Added! Texas Camps: June 10th - Dallas Area - 35 College Coaches (5 Spots Left) June 25th - Houston Area - 35 College Coaches (20 Spots Left) July 16th - San Antonio Area - 30 College Coaches Blowout Camps: August 9th - Dallas Area - 100 College Coaches (SOLD OUT)   August 10th - Dallas Area - 100 College Coaches (Just Added)    All coaches are "CONFIRMED" to attend.  We list the program and the actual coach that will be at each event.  Please click on the above links to see what coaches will be attending.  Bat Exit Velocity at All Camps *** Bat Exit Velocity Video ***

The owner of The Complete Showcase is a veteran and offers a 15% military discount to any player with a sibling or parent that is either a veteran or currently on Active Duty.   To receive the discount, simply click "military" during registration. College Coach Testimonies  Click Here to watch Video Domingo Ayala throws 107MPH!

The Complete Showcase | | thecompleteshowcase@gmail.com | 9821 Tanglebrush Dr. McKinney, TX 75070

www.TheCompleteShowcase.com

Top LHP Prospect Brady Aiken OIP Pitching Mechanics Evaluation

Leg Extension: -2

Hip Rotation: -4

Follow Through: -10 (not deep enough)

Other: -13 (wear and tear plus throws across body)

OIP (Overall Injury Probability): 29%

Top RHP Prospect Tyler Kolek OIP Pitching Mechanics Evaluation

Leg Extension: -6

Hip Rotation: -12

Follow Through: -4

Other: -10 (Wear and tear)

OIP (overall Injury probability): 32%

Something Different Tryouts

Coach, My name is Cliff Corniel, recruiting coordinator at the TCS Post Grad Program (www.TCSpostgrad.com). We are having 3 FREE TRYOUTS in the next few weeks... one in Dallas, Houston and Austin. Please help by spreading the word to any UNSIGNED 2014 GRADUATES or older that you know. Not many programs offer free tryouts.  I hope you can see we truly are looking for the most talented players that are still available.     Dates and Locations:    1)   May 26th - Monday - Gabe Nesbitt Field in McKinney, TX   2)   June 9th - Monday - Premier Baseball of TX in Cypress, TX   3)   June 12th - Thursday - Austin, TX Area (Location TBD)   To Register --- Please copy and paste the below chart as a reply to this email. You can then put your information into the table. Once your information is received, I will confirm your spot at the tryout.    First Name Last Name High School 1st Position 2nd Position Cell Email Grad Year Camp Date                   Cliff Corniel Recruiting Coordinator ccorniel@tcsposgrad.com 214-491-0353

Logan Harrington The Complete Showcase

Wrangler Baseball Roundup

Coach,

 

My name is Shawn Hughes and I am the assistant baseball coach at Cisco Junior College in West Texas. We are a Division 1 Junior College.  We play in the toughest junior college conference and region in the nation. Over the past 7 yrs we have averaged 40 wins a year. We have some of the best facilities in junior college baseball. We average sending 5-10 young men a year  to Division 1 schools. In 2012 we played in the Junior College World Series.  The reason for this email is to find players to help represent Cisco Junior College in the right way and to not only get to the World Series..... but to win it. 
 
 

If you have any players that would be interested in our program and want to be evaluated for recruitment, below are some dates and locations to do so:
 

1) Tryout at Cisco Junior College, Cisco TX
May 25th and June 8th
$25 fee - (must email me if interested)
 

2) The Complete Showcase (multiple college coaches)
June 10th - Cedar Hill, TX 
June 18th - Edmond, OK
June 25th - Tomball, TX
July 1st - Shreveport, LA

July 16th - San Antonio, TX
August 9th - Plano, TX (100 College Coaches)
August 10th - Plano, TX (100 College Coaches)

www.TheCompleteShowcase.com

Shawn Hughes

Asst. Baseball Coach

Cisco Junior College

baseball@cisco.edu

  

Throwing Shoulder

Rotator cuff tear 
http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=a00064
Shoulder labrum tear
http://orthopedics.about.com/od/shoulderelbow/a/labrum.htm
SLAP tear
http://www.orthoinfo.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00627

Those injuries are common with throwing athletes.

You should see an orthopedist (bone joint medical doctor). He/she should do physical tests and imaging tests.  This will determine what condition you have. Ultrasound can detect issues with your rotator cuffs, biceps tendons, etc. (mainly structures not blocked by bone). But if you need to see deeper into the shoulder such as the labrum, you need MR arthrogram. 

Consider prolotherapy. Some orthopedists do prolotherapy. See an orthopedist who does Dextrose (or other proliferant), Platelet Rich Plasma, and Stem Cell Therapy (aka prolotherapy)–a low intrusive, nonsurgical procedure involving injections of the proliferant dextrose etc., your platelets, and your stem cells. It will regenerate and heal the injury effectively and quickly. 

It’s best if the doctor uses ultrasound to guide the proper placement of the injections. Be sure the doctor administers multiple injections in the whole joint, not just one injection in a single location. The treatment should be thorough and comprehensive.

What You See Is What you Hit

How Do I Work On My Batting Eye In Baseball?

When I was pitched to by a pitching machine I did fine until my dad started to change the settings on every pitch on there. How do I work on my eye so that I can hit better. When I do hit it I do well, I just want to work on having a better batting eye. Any help is appreciated, 

Alex asked

my response: 

Hit against a live arm using Dr. Bill Harrison's 'Fine Centering/Soft Centering' technique. This information can be found in detail in this blog site.

New York Yankees' RHP Chase Whitley OIP Pitching Mechanics Evaluation

From 2011...will re-evaluate after his start on Thursday for the Yankees.

Leg Extension: -10

Hip Rotation: -18 ...steps open

Follow Through: -13 ...fall away with poor leverage (very little depth/back bend)

Other: -10 (wear and tear, throws across body)

OIP (Overall Injury Probability): 51%

Conclusion: Unless he's improved his mechanics, he's throwing mostly arm and little with body. He'll be unable to have endurance and can't be counted on as an inning eater in the Yankees' rotation. I'm assuming he's a stop gap measure with best arm available for a start.

How old is too old to get drafted to a minor league baseball team?

Gary Bell asks

my response:

23 is too old unless the prospect possessed phenom talent.