Unintentional teaches from the MLB

Richard Todd From city sandlots to early non-player involvement with an MLB franchise, Richard has pursued a life-long love of baseball. An active volunteer coach for 22 years now, and a continuing student of the game, he founded WebBall in 1996 to give his own team an internet resource for tips and drills. The growth and recogition since continues to astound him. What began as a hobby was turned, of necessity, into a business in 1999 to cover the costs, and incorporated in 2002 to manage the enterprise. Despite business responsibilities, and sometime duties in league administration and coaching conferences, Richard is still happiest when working on field with players and in conversation with fellow coaches. Send an 'Ask the Coach' email to WebBall and it's most likely Richard who will answer. (Click to close.)
2009 World Series daily blog
- Richard Todd WebBall Head Coach
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I watch pro ball games like everybody else. But what I always like to look for during the playoffs is what (
if anything) can be learned from what the pros do well - or poorly - that can be applied to what we do as coaches/players in amateur ball.
So, what follows are my notes from the series.
Game blogs from the division series have been moved to create space for more commentary at the top.
Click here for the League Championship Series.
Click here for the NL/AL Division Series.