⚾️2026 Summer Pitching Clinic⚾️

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August 10-12 2026.

Hector Berrios is a widely respected baseball figure, particularly known for his extensive and successful career as a pitching coach and his work in player development.

Key Background Points

Experience: He has a wealth of experience across all levels of baseball, including significant time coaching in the Major Leagues (MLB).
Coaching Philosophy: He is recognized for his focus on pitching mechanics, mental performance, and personalized player development, helping numerous pitchers reach their full potential.
Notable Roles: His resume includes positions with prominent organizations, including serving as a pitching coach in the Major Leagues and in key minor league developmental roles.

Developmental Impact: Over his career, Hector has coached and directly contributed to the development of hundreds of professional pitchers.
Major League Promotion: He has played a crucial role in preparing dozens of pitchers for promotion to the Major Leagues.
Performance Enhancements: Under his guidance, entire pitching staffs have seen dramatic statistical improvements in key areas such as ERA, WHIP, and Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio.

*NOTE

Date yet to be determined but it will be in August. Hector is coming to Dawsonville, GA exclusivley for Tribe.
Cost is dependent on how many people sign up, but the estimate right now is $250.
Limited to 15 players
Tribe only

Aroldis Chapman

One of the most remarkable things about Chapman's career is his long-term arm health. He has pitched for over 14 seasons without ever requiring a single major arm surgery. This level of durability for a power pitcher who consistently throws 100+ mph is truly astonishing.
He famously holds the record for the fastest pitch ever recorded by Statcast, a searing 105.1 mph fastball in 2010.
As of current date, he has over 1,150 career strikeouts in just over 700 innings pitched. His 14.8 strikeouts per 9 innings is one of the highest marks in history.
He is one of only a handful of relievers to achieve over 320 career saves, solidifying his place as a dominant force out of the bullpen.

Ranger Suárez

Suárez is known for his versatility, excelling as both a starter and a reliever. He is the first pitcher since 1900 to pitch at least 100 innings with an ERA under 1.50 while both starting and relieving in a single season (2021).
His 2021 campaign was truly special. In addition to the ERA feat, he finished with a 1.36 ERA over 106 innings.
Suárez has proven to be a clutch performer in the postseason, notably pitching a complete game to help his team clinch the NLCS in 2022.
He generates a high rate of ground balls, which has consistently kept opposing hitters from making hard contact. His career ground-ball-to-fly-ball ratio is exceptionally low.

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