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The recruiting process can be a daunting challenge and difficult experience for recruits, their parents and their coaches. In this show, it is our goal to flip that script, to peel back the curtain and empower recruits with insider information to create more transparency in an increasingly cloudy environment. Hosted by Director of Recruiting at Rice University, Alex Brown, Up Close in Personnel will be inviting other industry expert's from across the country to cover all topics involving recruiting and the evaluation process.
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Saturday Oct 24, 2020
Saturday Oct 24, 2020
Joined by Tony Cappuccilli - Manager with the Ogden Raptors (rookie ball club within the LA Dodgers' farm system) episode 27 is loaded with material for anyone trying to learn more about teambuilding, coaching, player development, scouting and recruiting!
As a member of the Dodgers' organization since 2017, Tony's hoping that the third time is the charm when it comes to World Series runs. We recorded this show while the Dodgers were in the midst of their 3-1 NLCS series comeback.
Let me know what you took away from the show, but here are a few of my favorite notes from this week's episode:
Advice on Navigating the Coaching Profession
- You have to constantly evolve -"what got you there, won't keep you there"
- Be ready to pay your dues -are you okay with volunteering?
- Find the right fit -make sure you can make the most of an opportunity before going "all-in"
Building a Winning Franchise - The Los Angeles Dodgers
- They have really good people, first and foremost -no problem guys
- Leadership starts from the top down, creating a winning environment and culture
- "Don't suck as a person", do things the right way and everything falls into place
Breaking Down an MLB Scouting Report
- Athleticism and how the player moves, first
- Offensive ability second
- Strengths, weaknesses as a player
- Areas for Improvement
- Must include how the player communicates and takes coaching*
- Projected Role on the team
"Do's and Don'ts" for Recruiting Emails
- Put the coach's name in the address
- Talk about the school and show them you've done your homework
- Keep the email text short and to the point
- Keep any video attachment short and to the point
- Know what you're expecting to receive -a camp invite
Thanks again for listening, if you liked hearing from Tony - be sure to follow him on Twitter at @tcapp19! Also, don't forget to check out our official website, UpCloseInPersonnel.com for complete show notes and future updates on the show!
Thanks for tuning in and see you next week!
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