WATCH: Moises Ballesteros on learning and improving in Cubs Spring Training

WATCH: Moises Ballesteros on learning and improving in Cubs Spring Training


Tony Crumpton Tony Crumpton - Senior Editor -

Marquee Sport Networks' Moisés Ballesteros caught up with Elise Menaker to discuss his first MLB spring training, working on catching and more.

Watch the interview below:

Video summary/cliff-notes:

(00:05) Moisés Ballesteros expresses excitement about his first MLB spring training, feeling grateful for the opportunity to train alongside star players.

(00:51) He hopes to build strong relationships with teammates and learn how to handle different game situations from experienced players.

(01:26) When asked about his consistent batting success, he explains that he approaches every level of play with the same mindset, avoiding unnecessary pressure.

(02:45) Ballesteros describes himself as a solid catcher, aiming to excel both offensively and defensively while improving any weaknesses.

(03:53) He wants to prove that he can be both a strong hitter and a reliable catcher, balancing both aspects of his game.

(05:00) During the offseason, he focused on strength training and followed a nutrition plan to improve his physical condition.

(05:46) He acknowledges past concerns about his weight and worked hard to get in better shape, recognizing that physical fitness is crucial for reaching the major leagues.

(06:23) He remains hopeful for a call-up to the big leagues and appreciates the support from fans.

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