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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2026 · 53 MIN

#23 — The Draft Process with Troy Stewart

from The RT Development Podcast · host Matt Rossignol

Scouting and the draft process can feel mysterious to players and families, but understanding what evaluators actually look for can change everything. In this episode, host Matt Rossignol sits down with Oakland Athletics NorCal Area Scout Troy Stewart to break down how scouting really works and what it takes to become a draftable player. Troy shares his perspective on evaluating talent, the differences between high school and college prospects, and what truly makes a player stand out in showcase settings. They also discuss real world examples from the field, common misconceptions parents and players have about the recruiting and draft process, and the qualities that separate good players from those who ultimately get selected. This episode provides valuable insight for anyone serious about playing at the next level. If you are a player or parent trying to navigate the path to college baseball or professional opportunities, this conversation offers a clear look at what scouts value and how athletes can put themselves in the best position to succeed. 📍 Find us here: 🌐 Website: www.rossystraining.com📸 Instagram: @rossystraining

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