Overrated/Underrated

<p>Jim and Jake are back for another episode, and this week the guys do their first ever Overrated/Underrated show through a variety of topics. Plus, the guys can’t get enough of Fernando Tatis Jr., and delve into Kris Bryant’s fast start.</p> <p><strong>TO WATCH THE FULL VERSION OF THE SHOW, LOG ON TO THE LAB-EPSTEIN HITTING PODCAST YOUTUBE PAGE.</strong></p> <p>Episode Notes:</p> <p>3:00 – The talent of Fernando Tatis Jr.</p> <p>11:00 – Moving the mound back</p> <p>19:00 – Slow starts and complacency</p> <p>29:00 – Jim thinks Troy Aikman rocks</p> <p>33:00 – Kris Bryant’s fast start</p> <p>39:00 – Why the Cubs are struggling offensively</p> <p>40:00 – Listener Question</p> <p>48:00 – Overrated/Underrated: Movies</p> <p>53:00 – Overrated/Underrated: 70s, 80s, 90s decades</p> <p>57:00 – Overrated/Underrated: 90s TV shows</p> <p>59:00 – Overrated/Underrated: Baseball related topics</p> <p>Subscribe and like the show- Apple | Google | Spotify | TuneIn | Soundcloud | YouTube</p> <p>Subscribe to the show’s YouTube page: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/" target="_blank"><strong>https://www.youtube.com</strong></a></p> <p>Twitter/Instagram: @Jimtara, @epsteinhitting</p> <p>Why the Epstein Hitting System?: The Epstein Hitting system was created by 10-year Major League player, Mike Epstein. In addition to leading the 1972 World Series champion A’s in home runs, Mike played for arguably the greatest hitter of all-time, Ted Williams…Using what he learned from his career and from Ted Williams, Mike built a system to identify and fix swing faults. Mike received the only letter of recommendation for hitting instruction Ted Williams ever gave out…After working closely with Mike to learn the craft of teaching hitting, Epstein Hitting is now led by Jake Epstein…Jake has perfected the use of video analysis to create a plan to maximize a player’s swing. In addition to slow-motion video analysis, Jake has built a library of drills that he uses to address the unique needs of individual players. For more information, log on to <a hr