Jose Franco

Dillon Cain's The Developmental Gap Podcast

Education EN ↓ 31 episodes

There’s a difference between being talented and being developed. In youth and high school baseball, that difference is often invisible—until it isn’t. It shows up in the late innings, the quiet ride home, and in the player who was once "the best" but now struggles to understand why the game feels harder. It shows up in parents seeking clarity, coaches needing structure, and athletes craving truth. The Developmental Gap is a podcast for players, parents, and coaches serious about growth over hype. We provide a roadmap for navigating the competitive landscape, refining leadership, and reaching t...

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Author

Jose Franco

Category

Education

Latest episode

Nov 1, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 4: Bridging Sports and Growth: Welcoming Pedro Borbon Jr. 17.03.2026

The conversation covers childhood memories, youth player development, parental involvement, the evolution of youth sports, growing up in different environments, the transition to professional baseball, facing MLB legends, and the impact of adversity on mental toughness in professional athletes. The conversation delves into the world of youth development in baseball, exploring the impact of coachin...

Episode 3: From Brooklyn's 78th Pct Little League To The MLB: A Dad's Perspective 09.03.2026

The Developmental Gap podcast is a platform for discussing the mental and physical development of baseball players, featuring personal experiences and insights from the hosts. The conversation delves into the challenges and triumphs of baseball, the evolution of the game in Brooklyn, the key factors in youth baseball, and the unique approach of the podcast. It also explores the love for baseball i...

Episode 2: The Art Of Patience in Baseball 04.03.2026

keywords youth baseball, coaching, self-directed learning, player development, sports psychology summary In this conversation, Jose Franco discusses the different types of youth baseball players, categorizing them into three distinct lanes: indifferent kids who play for fun, reactive kids who have some skill but lack initiative, and those who strive for competitive success. He emphasizes the impor...

Who is Host Dillon Cain? 03.03.2026

The conversation begins with an introduction to Dillon Cain and The Developmental Gap Podcast, followed by a discussion on Dillon's recruitment to play high school baseball in Puerto Rico. The transition from baseball to acting is explored, and the focus of The Developmental Gap Podcast is highlighted, emphasizing its connection to baseball and honest conversations. Takeaways Baseball and acting c...

Who is Pedro Borbon Jr. 01.03.2026

Pedro Borbón Jr. is a former Major League Baseball relief pitcher and a regular contributor to Dillon Cain's "The Developmental Gap Podcast" . As a co-host and recurring guest, Pedro brings a "no-holds-barred" perspective to the show, sharing candid insights from his nine-season MLB career and his deep roots in a legendary baseball family. On the podcast, Pedro is known for his "nothing is off the...

Episode 1 25.02.2026

Keywords baseball, coaching, youth sports, player development, podcast, travel baseball, parents, meaningful conversations, personal growth, sports culture Summary In this episode of The Developmental Gap podcast, hosts Jose Franco and Dillon Cain discuss the unique aspects of youth baseball, focusing on coaching, player development, and the importance of meaningful conversations. They explore the...

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