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Collegiate Baseball The Voice Of Amateur Baseball Started In 1958 At The Request Of Our Nation’s Baseball Coaches Vol. 62, No. 8 Friday, April 19, 2019 $4.00 Mike Rogers Utilizes Amazing System While the vast majority of high school coaches across the USA don’t interact with coaches who work with their players outside of school, Mike Rogers embraces them to help his players. By LOU PAVLOVICH, JR. Editor/Collegiate Baseball USTIN, Tex. — Mike Rogers is one of the elite head baseball coaches in the nation at Lake Travis High School Ain Austin, Tex. Now in his 27th year as a coach at four different high schools, he recently celebrated his 700th career win. His teams have made the state playoffs 23 times, and he has been picked as Coach of The Year 19 times. Over the years, he has raised over $500,000 by hosting an annual Kickoff The Season Banquet. His ball club this season is 22-1 and ranked No. 1 nationally in the Collegiate Baseball National High School poll presented by Diamond Pro. Part of what makes this coach so smart is his unique philosophy in working with people outside his program. Rogers wants to know precisely what outside coaches and parents have done to refine pitchers, hitters or the defensive skills of his players as they enter his program. He talks to outside coaches and parents as he comes up with a plan for each of his players that will make them better as baseball See PROGRESSIVE SKIPPER UTILIZES, Page 17 Mike Rogers of Lake Travis H.S. (in black coat) has racked up over 700 wins. After 24 Games, He Leads Nation In 5 Offensive Categories As He Hits .515 Gonzales Puts Up Staggering Offensive Numbers Aggie hitting star of someone who has the passion keeping my hitting mechanics and will to be a Major League simple.” puts on 30 pounds in player some day. At Cienega High School in a little over a year as He arrived at New Mexico State Tucson, Ariz., he hit .543 his senior 5-foot-10 and 160 pounds. season with 9 doubles, 3 triples and he finds his secret to He transformed his body by 4 home runs. more power. adding 30 pounds of muscle. His He finished his four years at weight shot up to 190 pounds in a Cienega H.S. with a .399 batting By LOU PAVLOVICH, JR. little over a year. average, 120 runs scored, 89 RBI Editor/Collegiate Baseball His strength, discipline and work and 45 stolen bases. ethic also played big roles in his “When I got to New Mexico AS CRUCES, N.M. — dramatic improvement from his State, Coach Brian Green changed a New Mexico State’s Nick freshman to sophomore years with few mechanical things that allowed LGonzales is putting up the Aggies. me to improve dramatically and get staggering offensive numbers this Last season as a freshman, he was to the next level. season. the Western Athletic Conference “One of most important changes After 24 games, the Aggie second Freshman of The Year. was getting my back elbow slotted baseman led all NCAA Division I In 57 games, he led the team in my side during the swing. It hitters in batting average (.515), with a .347 batting average while might seem like a small adjustment, runs (43), hits (53), RBI (48) and compiling 17 doubles, 9 home runs but it added significant power. total bases (97). and 36 RBI. “Then it was all about putting in Gonzales was fifth in the nation Those are superb numbers for a the repetitions swing after swing to in home runs (11), fourth in slugging freshman. refine this movement, get stronger percentage (.942) and fourth in on- But he wasn’t satisfied as he and put more muscle on. base percentage (.589). kept working hard at every aspect “In high school I had pretty good For good measure, he also hit 9 of his game. bat speed, but I could never really doubles and walked 18 times. “My dad always taught me to pull the ball hard with backspin. I Defensively, he had only keep things simple in hitting,” said would hit balls hard, but it would committed two errors in 115 Gonzales. have side spin or top spin. chances at second base. “That is what has helped me New Mexico State 2B Nick Gonzales Gonzales is a fascinating study my entire baseball playing career See HARD WORK, Page 2 Inside Collegiate Baseball Web Site: www.baseballnews.com Special Offers From Advertisers Losing Can Be Turned Around Power Of The Lowly Walk Take advantage of these discount Here is how 2 college programs Gary Ward explains how being offers that are only available in this went from lots of losses to national disciplined batter can pave way issue of Collegiate Baseball/Page 3 champions in same year/Page 6 for big hitting success/Page 20 Page 2 Collegiate Baseball Friday, April 19, 2019 German National BB Team Advertiser Directory Seeks Quality U.S. Players Beam Cay/Partac Peat ........................................2 Picture Catcher Bat ............................................7 FRANKFURT, Germany — The for any player interesting in joining Big League Chew .............................................13 Pocket Radar ......................................................3 German National Baseball team the program. 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German, the important aspect gameSense ........................................................11 Sports Sensors ....................................................9 The requirement for participation is the nationality of at least one Glover Scorebooks .............................................5 Texas Baseball Ranch ......................................25 for Team Germany is German grandparent at the time of the birth Gripedo ............................................................21 The Strike Plate ................................................19 citizenship. parent. Own The Zone ...................................................9 Wood Bats 4 Sale ...............................................3 The player must be a passport • If the grandparents were holder or become a citizen until the naturalized after their child was For more information on joining the American Baseball Coaches last day before the tournament. born, a passport would be highly Association, call (336) 821-3140 or see page 28. Adding quality players to the likely. For information on subscribing to Collegiate Baseball, For more information, contact call (520) 623-4530 or see page 23. team will strengthen the team for the upcoming qualification phase Janssen at: janssen@baseball- Find quick links to all our advertisers on www.baseballnews.com for the U23 World Championship softball.de or coachsteve10@gmail. and let them know you saw their products in Collegiate Baseball. and 2020 Olympic Games. com or United States associate The German Federation can Donald Lutz at lutz@baseball- assist with the application process softball.de Hard Work Paves Way For Big Offensive Season Continued From Page 1 was in my system at all times. Highly Disciplined Hitter “He has a very professional Even when I am playing games, Green is in his fifth year as approach. He has 11 home runs so “With that small change in my I will have snacks in the dugout the skipper at New Mexico State far this season. back elbow getting slotted, I could that I eat. and has been a college coach for “But if you watch him take then pull balls with backspin which “I would routinely drink protein 16 years with stops at UCLA and batting practice, rarely will you ever was a big improvement as I drove shakes in the morning and at night. Kentucky. see him hit one out. A righthanded balls with backspin to leftfield, I also ate a lot of oatmeal, a lot of He has seen some remarkable hitter, he hits a lot of balls to right centerfield and rightfield. carbs and protein as well. hitters over the years with none center in BP and a lot of line drives “I had confidence that I could do “At the end of my freshman fall better than A.J. Reed at Kentucky and ground balls as he constantly well at the NCAA Division I level season, I now weighed 175 pounds who became the National Player of works at backing the ball up and of college baseball.” as I put on 15 pounds of muscle in The Year in 2014. putting great swings on the ball.” a few months. Green talked about a moment he Increasing Weight “I have been around some highly Gonzales said he was only 160 “The whole winter break, I was skilled players, but I have never had with Gonzales during the fall of pounds when he arrived at New in the weight room every day for 1 seen a guy sustain the type of his freshman season. Mexico State as a freshman in the 1/2 hours. excellence during the course of “During that fall in 2017, he fall of 2017. “It was tough on my body which season that Nick has,” said Green. could hit the ball the other way. But “It was obvious to me that was constantly sore. But it needed “What makes this season even he kind of pushed the ball. He had I needed to get stronger,” said to be done. If I didn’t do this, I knew more amazing is that he is a no pull power and no backspin to Gonzales. I wouldn’t be a starter my freshman sophomore. the pull side whatsoever. “College athletes are bigger, season in 2018. “He demonstrated some glimpses “I had him do a high tee drill faster and stronger especially on “I had to come back in January of greatness as a freshman in terms one day during the fall as we were the NCAA Division I level.
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