In today’s episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down a great two-way play from the Padres which includes both Manny Machado and Eric Hosmer.

Go to https://www.getroman.com/SEQUENCE now to get $15 off your first month. Is Trevor Plouffe the greatest hitter of all-time? Well, if you’re talking about his performance against position players pitching – then yes.  Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on social media @TrevorPlouffe

Two of the most electric players in all of baseball facing each other? That’s what makes the All-Star Game so great. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down Fernando Tatis Jr. versus Shohei Ohtani. Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on social media @TrevorPlouffe

Sneak attack in baseball. In today’s brand new episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down a heads up play by the Reds which stemmed from some poor Kansas City Royals’ baserunning. Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on social media @TrevorPlouffe

It wasn’t long ago that Cedric Mullins lost his starting centerfielder job for the Orioles. Now, just two season later, he is representing them as an AL All-Star. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down the one major adjustment he’s made at the plate to become one of baseball’s rising stars. Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on social media @TrevorPlouffe

Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on social media @TrevorPlouffe

Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on social media @TrevorPlouffe

Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on social media @TrevorPlouffe

rxmd.com/sequence Shohei Ohtani absolutely crushed this ball and apparently… he didn’t even get all of it? Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on social media @TrevorPlouffe More episodes of Sequence: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpXmDLTX2Wt8F8wPxQmOcKQlvcuf3hdOU

Is the shift good or bad for baseball? In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe discusses his opinion while breaking down one of the crazier shifts you’ll see that had Manny Machado out of position, to put it lightly.  Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on social media @TrevorPlouffe

Is the shift good or bad for baseball? In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe discusses his opinion while breaking down one of the crazier shifts you’ll see that had Manny Machado out of position, to put it lightly.  Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on social media @TrevorPlouffe

What arguably is the most epic home run of the 2021 season, a game-tying bomb off the bat of Fernando Tatis Jr. last week, very easily could have been prevented by one simple play. This play that Plouffe breaks down is just another example of baseball not being very forgiving. Thumbs down guy episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsFU7Uf5AhE Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on social media @TrevorPlouffe

Once he signed his seven-year deal with the Nationals, it was presumed he’d fall off from being an ace towards the tail end of the contract. That couldn’t be further from the case. The year is 2021 and he is still shoving all these years later. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe goes into what makes him so good despite his age. Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on social media @TrevorPlouffe

This relay by the Blue Jays was the perfect showcase of both analytics and the shift working together. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down one of the better sequences of fielding you’ll see, featuring an 89 MPH throw from Bo Bichette. Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on social media @TrevorPlouffe

It still quite early into the 2021 season, but so far Gerrit Cole has been tagged the favorite to take home the AL Cy Young award – he’s been lights out. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down the 8th inning of Cole’s start last week in what was arguably the most dominant inning from a starting pitcher this year.  Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on social media @TrevorPlouffe

Go to Kushydreams.com and use code Sequence for 20% of your next order! It seems we live in a world where somehow Yordan Alvarez is UNDERRATED. After putting up historic rookie numbers in 2019, the now 23 year old is still raking in the year 2021. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down his approach at the plate against Gerrit Cole and details why Yordan is one of his favorite young stars in the game today. Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on...

Double plays aren’t rare – they often happen a couple times per game but not like this! In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down Rangers’ outfielder Adolis Garcia’s throw BEHIND the runner Kyle Lewis at second base.

Mookie Betts had one of the best seasons of the century when he was named MVP of the American League and with that came one of the more entertaining and special at-bats you'll ever see. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks it down to a tee.  Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM

https://www.foco.com/jomboy In today’s episode of Sequence, Plouffe will be analyzing and breaking down the elite defense of Dansby Swanson, showcasing a jaw-dropping play the 27-year-old made last week at shortstop. Follow Sequence on Twitter/Instagram: @SequenceJM

In today’s episode of Sequence, Plouffe is once again joined by Ian Happ of the Chicago Cubs, this time to discuss his return to the big leagues in 2019. Happ discusses and breaks down his go-ahead home run that he claims jumpstarted the success he’d have that season. Follow Sequence on Twitter/Instagram: @SequenceJM

rxmd.com/sequence At the age of 28, Trevor Plouffe had the best season of his career in 2014. With that, came a home run that he now calls his favorite home run he ever hit. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down that at-bat and the circumstances that went into why he remembers it so well. Follow Sequence on Twitter/Instagram: @SequenceJM

Before he was the centerfielder for the New York Yankees, Aaron Hicks was a young, up and coming, highly touted prospect with the Minnesota Twins. Although he lacked with the bat, he certainly shined with the glove. In 2013, his debut season, Hicks made one of the most unbelievable throws you'll ever see, and the man who caught it? Our very own Trevor Plouffe. Follow Sequence on Twitter/Instagram: @SequenceJM

DugoutMugs.com/Jomboy After being a very highly touted prospect for years, Ian Happ made his debut in May of 2017 and did not disappoint. By August, he had become the fastest Cub ever to hit 20 home runs. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe is joined by Happ to discuss that homer along with his two-strike approach.

Since his debut in 2019, Fernando Tatis Jr. has taken the baseball world by storm. His electric style of play has made him not only the up and coming face of baseball, but one of the most valuable players the sport has seen in decades. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down why Tatis' instincts separate him from the pack of other major leaguers.

After throwing less than two innings since the end of the 2018, the modern-day Babe Ruth has returned and is once again taking baseball by storm. On Sunday, Shohei Ohtani pitched 4 2/3 dominant innings against the White Sox, along with crushing an absolute bomb into the right field seats. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down Ohtani's arsenal and gives what his approach would be against the Japanese phenom.