Wednesday Wisdom: the time to plan your off-season baseball growth is now

Guest columnist Brian Boesch, the voice of Michigan basketball and an eight-year minor league baseball vet, has three ways for you to take your baseball to the next level this winter

After his eight years in minor league baseball, Brian Boesch transitioned to college sports as the voice of Michigan basketball. He called the 2019 College World Series for Michigan and is still keeping his baseball skills sharp.

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The insane, exhausting run of 140 games in six months just wrapped up. The winter meetings are months away. From coast-to-coast, that silence you hear is the collective sound of most minor league baseball broadcasters sleeping in.

Baseball is a grueling grind, and as the minor league season wraps up, everyone deserves a chance to decompress and take a much-needed break.

But, you also want to make the most of your off-season, too. The next few months are your opportunity to intentionally grow with more bandwidth and attention you can give to your weaknesses, and these next few months will fly by.

Someone who knows the grind all too well is my good friend Brian Boesch. He spent eight years in the minors before becoming the voice of Michigan basketball. Brian was good enough to give us his two cents (or three) on how to turn this offseason into one where all your hard work with the foundation you laid this baseball season can be put to work for you. Follow him on X by clicking here.

Without further ado, here’s Brian Boesch.