Baseball Recruiting Video, Stephen Tsagaris

Road to the Show Productions LLC presents one of our new ventures; baseball recruiting videos. These are high quality videos produced with cutting edge camera equipment to help showcase players in games and practice to show college coaches every angle they will need to evaluate potential recruits.




While our new, dedicated web site is being created, weve posted this to introduce our video series. This video was produced in cooperation with The Winning Inning Baseball Academy in Clearwater, Florida. These videos can be distributed by e-mail/web site link or DVD. Other elements that can easily be added to future videos include slow motion for batting and pitching, as well as using a radar gun for bat speed, pitch velocity and running.

For information, please contact Larry Richards at lsrproductionsfl@gmail.com or Joel Poiley at jpoiley@tampabay.rr.com


Thank you,
Larry Richards

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• baseball
• high school
• college
• recruiting
• minor leagues
• baseball academy
• recruiting video
• video
• scholarship
• Florida
• little league

[Legostudiosplus]

My gosh, his voice is high :P

[3232jjf]

wanna see the next Bryce Harper? take a look at my video

[MrBaseballBuster]

Wow he has no power at all

[JaysFan3003]

his release on third looks like hes fucking airmailing the ball

[sgtcamp1246]

@baseballbeast23 i totally agree, it seems like he's just popping them up, he could so much more power if he took your advice

[jcaranda55]

okay sure, you let me know if you make it past t ball

[bubbacon]

he gave his whole life story before the actual baseball part hahah

[cmc14]

@jcaranda55 false.

[baseballbeast23]

he doesnt seem to use his legs at all during his swing...for a big guy he should have a lot more power. you dont look like you have enough range to play the shortstop position. at catcher his glove to throwing hand transfer seems very slow and he seems to be leaning back while throwing. his best position looks like 3rd as he is very agile (not necessarily quick), has a pretty good arm and has good footwork.

[hondadealer15]

i like you better as a catcher, you have a pretty quick realease and good footwork. as an infielder though, your movement didnt seem as fluent, your feet seemed a little slow. you have a pretty nice swing but it doesnt seem like you use your legs and hips enough. youre a big kid, put some leg into that swing and youll have a lot more pop