Brian Freese (@Bfreese) profile picture

Father of two amazing daughters, husband, firefighter, Player Development/Analytics for @badgersoftball

Joined April 2010
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Males is the best! You won’t find anyone more dedicated to seeing his players perform and get better!
Here is Dansby Swanson late last night, on working with hitting coach John Mallee more recently. Really good stuff.
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THIS. TEAM. 😤 #OnWisconsin || @UWHealth
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Fortunate to have gotten to spend time with Sister Jean during my time at Loyola, she was a wonderful, sweet and caring lady. RIP
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As a young child who fell in love with the game of baseball it was because of the 84 @cubs and Ryne Sandberg. They say to never meet your heroes but Ryno was an even better human being than he was a baseball player. RIP Ryno and thank you for helping me fall in love with baseball
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Welcome home Master Sergeant Jonathan Weigel.
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A special reunion before the game ❤️ While throwing the first pitch, Savanah Weigel was greeted by her father, Master Sergeant Jonathan Weigel, returning home after a six-and-a-half month deployment.
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Series WON.
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Not only a great player, but a HOF human being.
A workhorse pitcher in the 1970s and '80s, Ray Burris nearly led Montreal to the club's first pennant. #CardCorner » ow.ly/m1oH50UMwTk
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As a young kid growing up in Chicago in the 80’s my baseball idols were all local @cubs or @whitesox players. Rickey Henderson, Roger Clemens & Nolan Ryan changed that. RIP to the greatest hitter of all time.
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Enjoyed my time today at the Move the Needle Hitting Summit. @DeyoungDevin @billmills @RPJ1317 really brought the 🔥took multiple pages of notes and can’t wait to get back in the cage with some hitters and apply it.
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An amazing story. 9-11-01 Never Forget
Every year on 9/11, I watch ESPN's "The Man in the Red Bandana," which tells the story of Welles Crowther, a former college lacrosse player who saved a dozen people in the South tower. If you've never seen this, take 13 minutes and watch it now.
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One of the great baseball movies and he was phenomenal in his role. RIP
RIP James Earl Jones 🙏
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Inspired by an @Catch_and_Throw presentation a few years back, I created a flow chart on count leverages for D1 softball with the help of @643charts data. Thanks to @lukesmailes4 for the help.
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🗣️ "That might be one of the best catches I have ever seen." Let's take another look at @BadgerSoftball SS @AvaKuszak's incredible catch last night. 😲 #B1GSoftball
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