5.6K reactions · 623 shares | Retired Coach Dennis Rogers demonstrates the 3rd base drills he uses to train infielders. Find more infield drills here: https://bit.ly/3Mgqg6a | Baseball Coaches Insider | Facebook

35K views · 385 reactions | Did you catch the third baseman? This is how NOT to cover third base. 1. Don’t stand behind the bag. You won’t be able to reach the runner. And the ball has to travel further (like what we saw in the video). 2. Don’t straddle the bag, runners can bump into you. Instead… 1. Be in front of the bag. 2. Pick a corner. Whichever side the ball is coming on. 3. Make a tag. #baseballcoach #baseball #baseballlife | Baseball Instincts | Facebook

Did you catch the third baseman? This is how NOT to cover third base. 1. Don’t stand behind the bag. You won’t be able to reach the runner. And the ball has to travel further (like what we saw in the video). 2. Don’t straddle the bag, runners can bump into you. Instead… 1. Be in front of the bag. 2. Pick a corner. Whichever side the ball is coming on. 3. Make a tag. Great tag up by @raised_in_baseball and learning opportunity. Be sure to give them a follow! #baseball #baseballlife #fypage #baseb

Third base is the easiest position to learn and here’s why… The hot corner is definitely a challenging position to play, however, if you have a a player that you want to give some infield innings to, 3B is the easiest to teach and learn. First, the third baseman is on the cutoff on a play to home plate when the ball is hit to left field. Other than that, the 3B just needs to cover their base. This makes 3B the easiest position to learn for any new player to the infield. Are there other situation