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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2019 · 35 MIN

DSP: The USPBL Podcast Ep. #005

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Detroit Sports Podcast - The USPBL PodcastOn the fifth episode of the podcast, Vito rides solo, and discusses the latest news & notes regarding the United Shore Professional Baseball League in Utica, Mich., including Minnesota Twins right-hander Randy Dobnak becoming the first USPBL alum to reach the big leagues! Plus: Vito is joined by USPBL director of baseball operations Justin Orenduff. Orenduff talks all about his position with the USPBL and what it exactly entails, founding the Delivery Value System and how it aims to limit injuries in pitchers, Dobnak's rapid rise to the big leagues and what it means for the league, Utica Unicorns RHP Ty Hensley's attempt to get back with a big league organization and what he needs to continue to work on in order to get another shot with an MLB organization, Tigers top prospect Casey Mize's "herky-jerky" motion and what it says about him/what it could mean for his future, the Tommy John epidemic among today's young pitchers, how the USPBL stands out from other independent baseball leagues and much more! PLEASE SUPPORT TODAY'S SPONSOR! For more info regarding the United Shore Professional Baseball League, please visit https://uspbl.com/

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