Justin Seager's guest appearances

Justin Seager

Patrick Jones Baseball

From Phenom To The Farm

Cape League Podcast

Sports Talk with Rags


OwlTail

Brock Hudgens

In today’s episode, I speak to Brock Hudgens and Justin Seager, they played D1 ball together, got Drafted, and started a business.They started an Airbnb Concept website to help parents &amp; players find college baseball &amp; softball camps in their area. In this episode, they share setbacks in their own career and how that helped them in the long run. We also talk about why is it rewarding to give back to the game and why sharing your knowledge and experiences with others is important.SHOW NOTES:[0:38] Why did you end up making a decision to walk-on at UNC Charlotte? [4:06] Brock’s background and how he ended up getting to Charlotte.[6:37] What camp did you guys meet at?[7:23 College coaches the camp is like the way to go.[8:01] Were camps like a big deal down where you guys were?[8:33] Did anybody on your team get a scholarship offer or a walk-on spot offer based on a camp?[9:28] Scouting and recruiting is a roll of the dice.[10:08] Brock’s career ended up progressing at like and not only into college but even professionally too and just how he had to adapt, develop, and continue.[13:02] Was it one throw that it everything changed on?[15:21] Justin’s stories from the minor leagues.[17:29] What advice would you give to someone who is in a similar boat that as you were, where they're playing behind somebody?[18:57] Did you feel pressure being a right-handed hitting first baseman?[19:51] Looking back do you think that pressure is warranted?[21:30] Helping you the youth in baseball.[22:37] Justin with Blast Motion[24:36] Justin’s role with Blast Motion.[25:41] When did this idea of this Airbnb for camps come about?[27:59] Benefits of going to a camp.[29:17] Are there specific ages or skill levels or is it just everybody anybody in all camps doesn't matter baseball softball everything's on the site?[33:11] What I help players with doing to and recommend to them is video is such a powerful tool.[35:41] What advice would you give to people out there who are in the same boat and having to do it and maybe not getting any love or even any responses?Follow PlaynSportsWebsite: www.playnsports.comTwitter: @playnsportsbsbInstagram: playnsportsusaLinkedIn: Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today’s episode, I speak to Brock Hudgens and Justin Seager, they played D1 ball together, got Drafted, and started a business.They started an Airbnb Concept website to help parents &amp; players find college baseball &amp; softball camps in their area. In this episode, they share setbacks in their own career and how that helped them in the long run. We also talk about why is it rewarding to give back to the game and why sharing your knowledge and experiences with others is important. SHOW NOTES:[0:38] Why did you end up making a decision to walk-on at UNC Charlotte? [4:06] Brock’s background and how he ended up getting to Charlotte.[6:37] What camp did you guys meet at?[7:23 College coaches the camp is like the way to go.[8:01] Were camps like a big deal down where you guys were?[8:33] Did anybody on your team get a scholarship offer or a walk-on spot offer based on a camp?[9:28] Scouting and recruiting is a roll of the dice.[10:08] Brock’s career ended up progressing at like and not only into college but even professionally too and just how he had to adapt, develop, and continue.[13:02] Was it one throw that it everything changed on?[15:21] Justin’s stories from the minor leagues.[17:29] What advice would you give to someone who is in a similar boat that as you were, where they're playing behind somebody?[18:57] Did you feel pressure being a right-handed hitting first baseman?[19:51] Looking back do you think that pressure is warranted?[21:30] Helping you the youth in baseball.[22:37] Justin with Blast Motion[24:36] Justin’s role with Blast Motion.[25:41] When did this idea of this Airbnb for camps come about?[27:59] Benefits of going to a camp.[29:17] Are there specific ages or skill levels or is it just everybody anybody in all camps doesn't matter baseball softball everything's on the site?[33:11] What I help players with doing to and recommend to them is video is such a powerful tool.[35:41] What advice would you give to people out there who are in the same boat and having to do it and maybe not getting any love or even any responses?Follow PlaynSportsWebsite: <a href="http://www.playnsports.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.playnsports.com</a>Twitter: @playnsportsbsbInstagram: playnsportsusaLinkedIn: Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Finding Baseball Camps with Justin Seager and Brock Hudgens 

Growing up in the Seager family, you might think Justin Seager had no choice but to be a baseball player. But that wasn't always the case. On our latest pod, Justin talks his path through baseball, his relationship with brothers Kyle and Corey, and so much more. Highlights include...Growing up in a house with two future big league brothersEarning playing time as a walk-on freshmanSitting through NCAA Baseball Selection SundayGoing from walk-on to conference player of the yearTinkering with your swing in pro ballWho the most competitive Seager brother isSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/from-phenom-to-the-farm/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy &amp; Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Growing up in the Seager family, you might think Justin Seager had no choice but to be a baseball player. But that wasn't always the case. On our latest pod, Justin talks his path through baseball, his relationship with brothers Kyle and Corey, and so much more. Highlights include...<ul><li>Growing up in a house with two future big league brothers</li><li>Earning playing time as a walk-on freshman</li><li>Sitting through NCAA Baseball Selection Sunday</li><li>Going from walk-on to conference player of the year</li><li>Tinkering with your swing in pro ball</li><li>Who the most competitive Seager brother is</li></ul>Support this podcast at — <a href="https://redcircle.com/from-phenom-to-the-farm/donations" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/from-phenom-to-the-farm/donations</a> Advertising Inquiries: <a href="https://redcircle.com/brands" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/brands</a> Privacy &amp; Opt-Out: <a href="https://redcircle.com/privacy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/privacy</a>

Justin Seager On Growing Up In A Baseball Family

Justin and Wes share about their experiences playing for UNC-Charlotte and this year’s team. Plus they talk about what they are doing after their playing days were done.

Episode 46 with UNC Charlotte Baseball Alums Wes Hatley and Justin Seager

On today’s episode, we are joined by Justin Seager. He sits down with us to discuss BlastMotion, a sponsor and partner of the Cape League and the work they are doing with swing data and analytics. Justin was drafted by Seattle Mariners, has 2 brothers who still play in the MLB and has ties to the Cape League