Episode 17 - Cape Cod League, Guess Hitting, Robo Umps, Clods and 0-2 Pinch Hitters with Jimmy Deschaine

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Man Pepper - Baseball Podcast

Jake & Chris

29 episodes

2 days ago

A Podcast about all things baseball, from the perspective of two former college baseball teammates and roommates. Man Pepper hosts Jake Willis and Chris Klepps mix humor and a deep knowledge of the game, interview current and former professional baseball players, scouts, coaches and others connected to the game and the sports industry, and share some entertaining stories from their playing days at Siena College in upstate New York.

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Episode 17 - Cape Cod League, Guess Hitting, Robo Umps, Clods and 0-2 Pinch Hitters with Jimmy Deschaine

Man Pepper - Baseball Podcast

1 hour 45 minutes 4 seconds

3 years ago

Episode 17 - Cape Cod League, Guess Hitting, Robo Umps, Clods and 0-2 Pinch Hitters with Jimmy Deschaine

Jake and Chris welcome Jimmy Deschaine to the pod. Jimmy was a 10th round draft pick out of Brandeis College and played several seasons of minor league ball, making it to AAA with the Cubs. Jimmy is also the all-time leader in batting average at Brandeis and the NECBL and a member of the Brandeis and Bristol, CT Sport Halls of Fame. The guys discuss hitting philosophies, including Jimmy's experience in the Cape Cod League facing the likes of Ben Sheets and Barry Zito. The discussion shifts to thoughts on possible rule changes, such as bigger bases, robo umps and instant replay. Finally, the guys discuss superstitions, the proper mindset for a successful athlete, and how a minor league coach prevented Jimmy from potentially hitting .300 on the last game of the season.