baserunning

What makes a player a good baserunner? Speed helps for sure but there have been many adept, even good baserunners who have lacked foot speed.  Picking up the ball, knowing the field, taking longer leads and reading the move home of the pitcher are all important if not underused skills.  The shift to power and home runs over the past 30+ years has robbed the game of exciting plays like scoring from first on a double, or just a good old fashioned triple! 

We talk about the good baserunners (not always are they great base stealers), and some of the historic bad baserunning decisions that have decided important games!   

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Jenna is joined by Minnesota Twins minor league physical therapist and Baylor Softball alum, Danielle Honnette! They talk about her college experience from trying out for the team to going to the Women’s College World Series, carving her career path in athletic training and PT, learning by asking questions, being a woman in baseball, advice for athletes, and more.

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