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Up and In hosted by Between the Lines

Up and In hosted by Between the Lines

By: Joel Krato and Matt Meier
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 The purpose of this podcast is to discuss the topics in the game that are tough to talk about and discuss with experts in the game. The best way to learn is to become curious and push the boundaries to explore the "whys" and "whats" of this game that we love called baseball!Joel Krato and Matt Meier Baseball & Softball
Episodes
  • Greg Maddux or Aroldis Chapman (Brennan Fontenot)

    Greg Maddux or Aroldis Chapman (Brennan Fontenot)
    Jul 6 2022

    On this episode we are joined by Law Graduate from LSU and current Division 2 Baseball Coach, Brennan Fontenot! We discuss:

    - Are weighted baseballs good or bad?

    - Is baseball lifting the way it should?

    - Is it easier to develop another Greg Maddux or Aroldis Chapman?

    - Is it healthy how warm up our bullpens?
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    39 mins
  • Pitch Counts and Arm Care (Eric Minshall)

    Pitch Counts and Arm Care (Eric Minshall)
    Jul 5 2022

    On this episode we are joined by one of the best pitching minds around, Eric Minshall! He is the owner of The Cincinnati Throwing Club and a Frontier Pitching Coach! Listen to him discuss:

    - Pitch Counts

    - Arm Care

    - Developing Pitchers

    - Working with youth pitchers
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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Introduction (Dansby Swanson is Matt's Daddy)

    Introduction (Dansby Swanson is Matt's Daddy)
    Jun 13 2022

    On our first episode, we learn about how Dansby Swanson is Matt's Daddy, that Matt almost get arrested during a youth baseball tournament, as well as Matt holding a record in MiLB for most balks in an inning, game, and season!
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    27 mins
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