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UCLA Team Offense
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Offensive Philosophy Get on Base Create Scoring Opportunities Quality AB’s in Crunch Time Situations
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Get On Base Goal: Team OB% >.380 How?? Be prepared Line drive Mid/Opp Approach Strike Zone Discipline 2K adjustments
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Be Prepared Understand Strengths and Weaknesses Have a Plan/Approach when you step into the box
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Line Drive Middle/Opp. Approach Advantages: See ball longer/deeper Stay behind baseball, and on ball longer Stay inside baseball Margin for error is bigger
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Strike Zone Discipline Patience No Chase Grind out AB’s 2K Adjustments – QAB > 37%
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Create Scoring Opportunities Ability to execute on command > 70% All hitters must be able to bunt and hit & run Situational At- Bats - Unselfish
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QAB in Crunch Time Crunch Time AB’s – RBI Situations Competitive Greatness AB’s QAB’s > 50% w/ RISP
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RBI Situations 2 out RBI – LD/Hard GB in the middle. Never make the last out of an inning in the air w/ RISP. 3B IF Back – GB up the middle. Be aggressive early. RBI more important than a hit. 3b IF In – See ball up & stay inside baseball. Drive ball gap to gap. 1 st & 3 rd – Stay away from DP. Most DP’s originate on left side. RHH stay inside baseball – No rollovers! LHH can take advantage of 4 hole. Bases Loaded – Stay behind baseball w/ oppo gap approach. Keep ball off ground! **Staying inside the baseball w/ a mid.opp approach will produce more LD’s and hard hit balls (RBI’s) than any other approach!!!
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Methods of Evaluation Game Rating Sheet – Team Evaluation Quality At-Bat Chart – Individual Evaluation Point System – Individual Evaluation
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Game Rating Sheet OB% >380 Execution % > 70% K% < 15% DP’s < 1.0 per game R@3b 70% HHB’s – 10> per game Send 5 > 60% 1 or more Big Inning (3+ Runs) TQAB’s > 50% 15> P’s per Inning +9 > 90 foot victories Plus/Minus - +2 2 out RBI or -1 K looking/BR mistake
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Game Rating Example OB% >380.39110 Exec % > 70%5/7-71%10 K% < 15%7/44-16%9 DP’s < 1.0 pg18 R@3b 70%2/3-67%9 HHB’s – 10> pg88 Send 5 > 60%4/9-44%7 1 or more Big Inning 110 TQAB’s > 50%24/44-55%10 15> P/I131/9=14.59 10> 90ft V’s99 Total99/11090 +/- +4 2 2RBI/-2 KL+2 90+2= 92 overall rating
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Quality At-Bats Chart 8 Quality AB’s ▪ Base Hit ▪ Hard Hit Ball ▪ Walk ▪ HBP ▪ RBI ▪ Execution ▪ Move em over ▪ Eight pitch AB
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Quality AB’s QAB’s – Overall >50% 63% 2K > 37% RISP > 50%
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Point System 0 pointsstrikeout 1 pointfly ball out 2 pointsground ball out 3 pointswalk/HBP 4 pointsQAB other than walk or HBP
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Situational Hitting Things to consider Hitter strengths and weaknesses Baserunner(s) strengths and weaknesses Pitcher/Defense strengths and weaknesses Game Situation – Inning, Score, Count
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R @ 1b 0 out – Must create a scoring opportunity! Can give up an out, but runner must be in scoring position at the conclusion of AB. 1 out – Try to gain a base without giving up an out 2 out – base runner finds a way to get into scoring position.
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R @ 2b 0 out – Can give up an out, but runner must be at 3b at conclusion of AB. 1 out – Base runner find a way to get to 3b without giving up an out. 2 out – base runner should focus on a good secondary lead to score on a base hit.
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R @ 3b < 2 out - stay in the middle of the field. Will give up an out to score a run. Infield in – Approach should be middle of field, get a pitch to elevate gap to gap in the outfield. Infield back – Approach should be middle of the field – keep the ball off the corners
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R’s @ 1b & 3b < 2 out – Drive in a run and advance a runner into scoring position without giving up more than 1 out. Stay out of DP! 2 out – R at 1b find a way to get to 2b without giving up an out. Specialty Plays – Opportunity to score a cheap run.
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R’s @ 2b & 3b < 2 out – Must score at least 1 run, but really looking for the big inning.
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Benefits Players/Team have better understanding of how offense operates. Eliminates pressure of end results and places focus on the process of having QAB’s Helps players compete against the game and not the opponent. Emphasizes offensive production as a unit not individuals. 9vs 1 mentality. The whole is greater than the sum of it’s parts.
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