Pitchers do more than throw strikes — they set the tone for the entire game. In this episode, Adam Young and Josh Riley dive into what it means to develop pitchers who truly compete. From building confidence and command to managing emotions and attacking hitters, they share how coaches can train both the physical and mental sides of pitching. Plus, they discuss how to prepare pitchers for game situations, manage workloads, and develop multiple arms to keep your team strong all season long.

Every position on the field matters — but none impacts the game quite like the catcher. In this episode, Adam Young and Josh Riley break down how to develop players across every position with a deep dive into the role of the catcher. From receiving, blocking, and throwing to leading pitchers and managing the game, they discuss why catchers are the heartbeat of the defense. Plus, they share position-specific coaching tips for pitchers, infielders, and outfielders to help maximize practice time and player growth.

Success in baseball is about more than just the final score. In this episode, Adam Young and Josh Riley break down what true success looks like for players, coaches, and teams. From developing skills and confidence to building character and culture, they share how to measure growth beyond the box score and why redefining success is key to long-term development in the game.

In this episode, we sit down with Freddy Perez, Area Scouting Supervisor for the Houston Astros, to get an inside look at what it really takes to identify big league talent. Freddy shares what scouts look for beyond the tools, how players can stand out, and what the path to pro ball looks like from the scouting side. A must-listen for players, parents, and coaches who want to better understand the evaluation process at the highest level.

In today’s power-driven game, it’s easy to overlook the fundamentals—but small ball still wins games. In this episode, Adam Young and Josh Riley break down the art of playing smart baseball: bunting, stealing, hit-and-runs, situational hitting, and making productive outs. They share when to use small ball, how to coach it effectively, and why it’s a critical tool for teams that want to compete, no matter their roster. Whether you're building a scrappy squad or looking to add another dimension to your offense, this episode proves that small ball is far from dead.

Confidence isn’t something players are born with — it’s something coaches can help them build. In this episode, Adam Young and Josh Riley break down practical ways to develop real, lasting confidence in youth baseball players. From creating pressure-ready practices to using failure as a teaching tool, they share coaching strategies that go beyond the pep talk and help players believe in themselves when it counts.

In this episode, Adam Young and Josh Riley are joined by strength and conditioning coach Tanner Lawrence to dive into what actually matters when training baseball players. They discuss how to build strength that shows up in-game—on the mound, at the plate, and in the field—while avoiding common training mistakes that don't translate. From age-appropriate progressions to balancing power, mobility, and injury prevention, Tanner shares practical advice for coaches, parents, and players looking to take their physical development to the next level.

Great head coaches don’t just lead players—they lead their coaching staff, too. In this episode, Adam Young and Josh Riley dive into the role of a head coach as a mentor, communicator, and culture-setter for assistant coaches. Learn how to delegate effectively, create alignment across your staff, and build a coaching team that works together toward player development and team success. Whether you're a head coach or looking to become one, this episode is packed with leadership tips you can apply right away.