[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Frank Schaeffer [@FSO2116](/creator/twitter/FSO2116) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-17 05:27:37 UTC Well, maybe if you had more respect for the things that still matter, that your computer cannot measure, when evaluating talent, I wouldn't have to share my experiences in the game - not outside the game. What you "think" scouts do or should do is so far off base. Who are they supposed to call? His coaches? His teammate? The people who have been with him, who want him to succeed? Because they would all be XXX percent honest right? Lol. Scouts trust what they SEE. That is why body language matters. Facial expressions, how a player reacts to failure. When you play a game where failure is a given, how you handle that failure is a HUGE component in determining future success. Why do you think they have pitchers wearing heart monitors in spring training games now? They are trying to see if they can measure the guys whose heart rates jump when they get into a jam, versus guys whose heart rates stay the same regardless of the situation. Some guys can slow the game down and for others the game speeds up. I didn't make the rules kid. The eye test has been a part of the game since the game started and it is as real as any metric you look at... XX engagements  [Post Link](https://x.com/FSO2116/status/1945717002368127364)
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Frank Schaeffer @FSO2116 on x XXX followers
Created: 2025-07-17 05:27:37 UTC
Well, maybe if you had more respect for the things that still matter, that your computer cannot measure, when evaluating talent, I wouldn't have to share my experiences in the game - not outside the game.
What you "think" scouts do or should do is so far off base. Who are they supposed to call? His coaches? His teammate? The people who have been with him, who want him to succeed? Because they would all be XXX percent honest right? Lol.
Scouts trust what they SEE. That is why body language matters. Facial expressions, how a player reacts to failure. When you play a game where failure is a given, how you handle that failure is a HUGE component in determining future success.
Why do you think they have pitchers wearing heart monitors in spring training games now? They are trying to see if they can measure the guys whose heart rates jump when they get into a jam, versus guys whose heart rates stay the same regardless of the situation.
Some guys can slow the game down and for others the game speeds up. I didn't make the rules kid. The eye test has been a part of the game since the game started and it is as real as any metric you look at...
XX engagements
