Perfect Game vs. PBR Showcases: Which is Right for You? | Baseball Recruiting & Development

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Are you an aspiring baseball player looking to showcase your skills and get noticed by college coaches and MLB scouts? In this video, we compare two popular showcase organizations: Perfect Game and Prep Baseball Report (PBR). We'll break down the pros and cons of each, discuss the events they offer, and help you decide which showcase is the best fit for your goals and needs.
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Key topics covered in this video:
Perfect Game Showcases: National, regional, and specialty events
PBR Showcases: State-specific events, Super 60 Pro Showcase, and national events
Comparing factors like competition level, exposure, player development, cost, and accessibility
Recommendations based on individual goals and preferences
Join us as we dive deep into the world of baseball showcases and provide you with the information you need to make the best decision for your baseball journey. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more baseball recruiting and development content!
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@HomeSportsZone 6 месяцев назад

Keyword I got from this video.."Development" if a kid wants to have a chance at standing out in these showcases in their high school years it would be wise to begin preparing to be showcase ready in the early junior high school years as a minimum .. it's incredible the level of competition at these showcases and what it takes to stand out. Thank You for this video :)

@akhaotic 4 месяца назад

JuCo bandit here. don’t do showcases put on by these bigger companies. only showcase id recommend going to is one from a college that has showed interest and basically invited you. those are the only ones worth it imo. When it comes to games/tourneys any of the WWBA’s are great. Especially if you can get on a ranked team. My most exposure came from WWBA playing for Arkansas Sticks/White Sox Scout Team. But if you can’t get on a team like that, take the games against ranked teams seriously bc more than likely there are scouts watching. There’s a lotta gimmicks out there that claim to connect you with scouts. Don’t buy in to that bs. Just play hard and if it’s meant to be I promise the right people will see you.

@Gseisert 4 месяца назад

My son had a blast playing for Future Stars Series and was invited to play for the Fresh 50 event at Vanderbilt. Obviously as a 2027 grad, no college contacts, but in my opinion the experience of playing at a large event on big stage was worth the money. He was able to meet kids from all over the country and Canada. Total investment into the total of 3 events to get there was a minimum of $1500 (we fundraised more since they donated some to good causes). For that he received around $2,000 in gear. Jeremy Hamilton stayed and worked with my son individually for about 20-30 minutes after one of the days.

@thebaseballplayground 4 месяца назад

This is awesome! I'm so happy it turned out well for him. Those 3 day events are where it's at if you want to go to showcases so glad he got invited there!

@TulsaToros Год назад

Nailed it. Thank you so much!

@codyclaver 4 месяца назад

My son has participated in PG and PBR events. We found that only a few of the events attracted college scouts. Most of what it is for is to post times and metrics.

@petersolkim 3 месяца назад

can you talk about Baseball Factory?

@TulsaToros Год назад

Also, why does PG and PBR claim these freshman and sophomores have committed to schools already? With the new NCAA rules they can’t have any contact with these schools until August before the Junior year.

@carolynwells7078 4 месяца назад

PBR gets my vote

@TulsaToros Год назад

How do the PG/PBR rank these players? Strictly on the numbers? Subjective opinions? Does rank even matter? I’d love for you to ask your college coaches being interviewed what percentage of thier players are found at these showcases vs word of mouth, emails, Twitter, etc.