Sequence with Trevor Plouffe: Recent Episodes
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Retired major leaguer Trevor Plouffe brings former teammates and guests from around baseball to Sequence to break down past performances. Twice per week, players across the world of baseball come on to look back, explain their process, and walk through the entire sequence of an at-bat.
In what could be the last ever Sequence, Plouffe closes things out with an episode dedicated to his late friend Tyler Skaggs and their last ever matchup.
In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe takes us back to 2019 to relive Jose Altuve’s controversial walk-off homer that sent the Astros to the World Series over the Yankees.
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In this episode of Sequence, Coach Trev will be breaking down the stellar defense of Matt Chapman – showcasing plays that occurred just weeks after he took Plouffe’s job!
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Today on Sequence, Plouffe takes us down memory lane with an episode all about… falling at the Oakland Coliseum!
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Wander Franco is one step closer to being a Tampa Bay Ray for life! After the news of his 11-year extension, Plouffe took a dive into the rookie superstar and what makes his game so great.
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In honor of his retirement, Plouffe is dedicating this episode of Sequence to the future Hall of Famer Buster Posey, breaking down his two-run homer in game one of the Giants-Dodgers NLDS
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Congrats to the World Series champion Atlanta Braves AND congrats to Plouffe for nailing the prediction! In this episode of Sequence, Coach Trev will be taking a deep dive into the at-bat that resulted in a monster home run by Jorge Soler.
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Alex Bregman hasn’t been the same offensive threat this season that he usually is. However, with a new mechanical adjustment, he could be the reason that Houston comes back from down 3-1 to win the World Series.
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If it weren’t for Tyler Matzek, there’d be a chance that the Braves never make it to the World Series. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down his electric inning from game six of the NLCS against the Dodgers.
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This one singular play could prove to be CRUCIAL to the outcome of the NLCS between the Dodgers and the Braves. Plouffe breaks it down for the thinking mind in this episode of Sequence.
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Another episode of Sequence and Plouffe is breaking down Nick Pivetta who's ascended into a huge role for the Red Sox this postseason!
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Plouffe is back with another episode of Sequence and today he will be breaking down the at-bat between Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts and Yankee ace Gerrit Cole!
Plouffe is back with another episode of Sequence and today he's going over a rookie who could be a potential postseason hero out of the bullpen this October! Follow Sequence on Twitter and Instagram @SequenceJM Follow Plouffe on social media @TrevorPlouffe
Plouffe is back with another episode of Sequence and today he's diving into a great heads up play by Rockies’ catcher Elias Diaz to throw out Brandon Belt who was sleeping over at 1st base!
Plouffe is back with another episode of Sequence and today he's talking the Cardinals' infield defense, breaking down a perfectly executed double play!
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Max Scherzer might end up being the BEST trade acquisition of all-time when all is said and done. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down his immaculate inning against the Padres where he showcased his arsenal of nasty pitches.
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You would almost think this Marcus Semien versus Sergio Romo at-bat was made for Sequence. Plouffe breaks it down here in episode No. 100!
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Derek Jeter is getting inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame Wednesday and with that in mind, Plouffe is taking back to 2001 to analyze the greatness of the flip play 20 years later.
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Trevor Plouffe breaks down Liam Hendriks BLATANTLY tipping his pitches during the Field of Dreams game against the Yankees
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This is one of the smoothest double plays you’ll see all year!
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Plouffe out of position! We all know Coach Trev was primarily a third baseman throughout his career but in this episode of Sequence, he’ll be diving into the time he had to play somewhere else!
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This play by Jake Cronenworth could be argued as one of the best this season! In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe analyzes what made the play so great.
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This play by Sal Perez is a terrific example of high baseball IQ and one of the many reasons why he’s one of Plouffe’s favorite players to watch. In this episode of Sequence, trevor breaks it down to a tee pitch-by-pitch.
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The Blue Jays got a stud over the trade deadline in Jose Berrios who has the ability to lead them to the playoffs. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down his Jays' debut.
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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.
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Is Trevor Plouffe the greatest hitter of all-time? Well, if you’re talking about his performance against position players pitching – then yes.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Shohei Ohtani absolutely crushed this ball and apparently… he didn’t even get all of it?
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
On the 46th episode of Sequence, Plouffe broke down the benefits and rewards of having a tip on the pitcher, but it won't always work if you don't have a clear grasp on what exactly that tip is. In this episode of Sequence, Coach Trev breaks down the time he received a tip on Tiger's pitcher Al Alburquerque that didn't exactly work out.
From being benched early in the year to putting up historic offensive numbers, Brian Dozier’s 2016 season was one to remember. That September, en route to becoming the first American League 2nd baseman to reach 40 home runs, Dozier crushed two homers off Ian Kennedy before receiving a curtain call at Target Field. In this episode of Sequence, Dozier joins Plouffe to discuss the epic 10-pitch at-bat of the second homer.
In 2017, Brian Dozier helped lead the Twins to their first postseason appearance in seven years and in his very first at-bat — he made history. He became the first player ever to leadoff a postseason with a home run, and in doing so, he silenced a sellout Yankee Stadium crowd to where you could hear a pin drop. Dozier joins Plouffe on this episode of Sequence to discuss the at-bat against Luis Severino.
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With an electric arsenal of pitches at a young age, Jordan Hicks made his MLB debut before ever throwing one pitch above Single-A. However, that doesn't make him immune to mistakes. In 2019, in the very last game of his career, Plouffe recognized that Hicks was blatantly tipping his pitches. In this latest episode of Sequence, Trevor breaks down the hints Hicks gave away.
After making his debut earlier in the 2010 season, Trevor Plouffe had another milestone to cross off the list — his first career home run. In this episode of Sequence, Plouffe breaks down the at-bat that resulted in the very first long ball he’d hit as a Minnesota Twin.
After seemingly fixing the broken mechanics of Gary Sanchez, who has been arguably the best hitter in baseball this spring, Trevor is taking a crack at an even bigger challenge: Chris Davis. Davis, 34, was once one of the most feared bats in the game, most notably in 2013 when he crushed a whopping 53 home runs and drove in 138. However, since signing a massive deal to stay with the Orioles in 2016, he's become a shell of his former self. With two years remaining on his seven-year contract, can Plouffe find the cure for "Crush" Davis?
In what was an emotional week of MLB providing relief and giving back to Puerto Rico following the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, Francisco Lindor led the Cleveland Indians to a win over the Minnesota Twins with an ELECTRIC go-ahead home run in his home territory. In this episode of Sequence, Trevor Plouffe breaks down the at-bat against his former teammate and friend Jake Odorizzi.
After years of historic offense and hype as one of the best catchers in baseball, Gary Sanchez hit rock bottom in 2020. With a brutal regular season that saw him hit a mere .147 with a .618 OPS, Gary played in just three of the Yankees' seven postseason games. Not to worry, however! Trevor Plouffe has him covered in this latest episode of Sequence as he'll be breaking down the flaws in his swing that turned him from one of baseball's most prolific hitters to a man fighting for a job.
On May 6th, 2012, a 19-year-old Bryce Harper became the first teenager to steal home since 1964. This all followed a controversial first inning where Cole Hamels intentionally hit Harper for what he would later call "a welcome to the big leagues." In this episode of Sequence, Trevor Plouffe breaks down the keys behind the fascinating play.
On May 21, 2010, Trevor Plouffe made his long awaited major league debut after six years in the minors following his 20th overall selection in the 2004 draft. In this episode of sequence, Trevor relives the day with game highlights of his at-bats and defensive plays at shortstop.
Trevor Plouffe had good numbers versus Corey Kluber in his career, recording an .804 OPS in 46 plate appearances. But Kluber was lights out on this day, taking a no-hitter into the seventh inning against the Twins! Plouffe explains why Kluber was so effective AND why he thinks Kluber will be effective for the Yankees in 2021.
Miggy and Mo were the superstars of MLB when Plouffe was just entering the league. That said, Trevor brings you this Sequence battle from the perspective of a guy who had a front row seat to watch these legends.
A Trevor Plouffe error in 2017 led to the infamous fan giving a thumbs down after Todd Frazier's home run, which then became the Yankees rallying cry the rest of the season
Trea Turner and Starlin Castro turned a special double play that saved a game. Trevors takes us through it. Listen now...
Justin Turner was PURPOSELY bouncing throws to first base in Game 5 of the World Series, and Trevor Plouffe was happy to see a fellow third baseman successfully pulling that off. Listen now...
Kike Hernandez added to his postseason legacy with a home run in Game 7 of the NLCS. Trevor breaks it down for us. Listen now
Tampa Rays four man outfield SHUT DOWN the Houston Astros offense in the ALCS. Listen now.
Max Fried struck out Mookie Betts to set the tone in NLCS Game 1. Trevor breaks down that AB. Listen now!
Randy Arozarena's wild journey from Cuba to the U.S. has been WORTH IT so far. Trevor shares his story and breaks down his at bat from Game 1 of the ALCS where he ties the game with a solo shot. Listen now!
Walker Buehler continues his playoff dominance by escaping a bases loaded jam. Trevor breaks down his performance in NLDS Game 1. Listen now!
Fernando Tatis Jr 's first big playoff moment saved the Padres season. Trevor breaks down his 6th inning AB from NL Wild Card Game 2. Listen now!
Chris Archer recalls doing whatever he could to fool Paul Goldschmidt. Chris Archer explains how he has success against Juan Soto. Listen now!
May 21, 2013 Trevor Plouffe vs Craig Kimbrel. Trevor gets HBP, gets on base, has a collison with Dan Uggla at second.
Kirby Puckett hit one of the most legendary home runs in World Series history. Trevor breaks it down solo, in about 10 minutes.
Lucas Giolito says he battled through struggles to become an ace. Now he's throwing no-hitters! In the first at bat, Lucas Giolito takes on long-time MLB star Nelson Cruz to try and cap off a complete game shutout. Then, he takes us through two at bats from the first no-hitter of the 2020 season!
The 2003 National League MVP vs 2003 Cy Young award winner. Barry Bonds and Eric Gagne face off early in the 2004 season. Bonds faced Gagne 23 times in his career but only took him deep this one time! Listen to Trevor take you through this AB...
José Iglesias makes a ridiculous relay throw to win the game for the Orioles. Listen to Trevor break this one down himself.
Cleveland Indians rookie pitcher Triston McKenzie talks picking up his first MLB strikeout against Miguel Cabrera. He says he stepped off the mound and looked toward center field to reset his mind before facing the future Hall of Famer in his debut. Listen to him and Trevor Plouffe talk about his first start in the big leagues.
Salvador Perez's at bat changed the history of the Kansas City Royals. Trevor breaks down some key moments from their AL Wild Card victory over the Oakland A's.
Paul Konerko got hit in the face with a pitch, wanted no help from the trainers, elected to stay in the game. His next at bat is what this new episode is all about. Trevor Plouffe breaks it down solo.
Justin Morneau watches his go-ahead homers against star pitchers Max Scherzer and Yu Darvish. The 2006 American League Most Valuable Player likes to taste his best at bats against the biggest stars in baseball! He takes us to 2011, when he battled a then struggling Max Scherzer. Then he fast forwards to 2013 and watches his last homer as a Twin, which was the only hit of his career off of Yu Darvish.
Howie Kendrick's homerun against the Astros in the 2019 World Series saved baseball history. Listen to Trevor Plouffe break it down...
Austin Meadows got Justin Verlander's 2019 season off to a rocky start. Meadows was unstoppable at the start of his 2019 breakout season. Listen to Trevor Plouffe and Austin Meadows talk shop...
Trevor Plouffe and Phil Hughes talk about Phil dealing out of the bullpen for the Yankees. Phil was dominant in 2009 with a 1.40 ERA in 44 relief appearances. He breaks down an at bat against White Sox Jim Thome from that season! And then in 2014 with the Twins he set MLB's single-season K/BB ratio record at 11.625 with 186 strikeouts and 16 walks. He faces David Ortiz during that season on this episode of Sequence.
Trevor Plouffe breaks down a vintage at bat from New York Yankees OF Brett Gardner. Gardy sees 12 pitches in the 2017 ALDS. Listen...
In this episode, Dallas Braden has seven-time All Star Michael Young's number. Dallas and Trevor go over his 12-pitch battle with Gabe Kapler during his perfect game. They also talk about how he didn't know the count during the final at bat of that perfect game. Then Dallas relives the emotional hug he had with his grandmother on Mother's Day, that same day.
Kyle Gibson was amped after fooling J.D. Martinez to complete his 8th inning of work. Kyle nearly loses Eloy Jiménez, gets him out with bases loaded and no outs.
He's been the hype man. Now he gets to hype himself up. Trevor Plouffe had Joe Kelly all figured out on this day in 2015. After that Plouffe talks about being locked in against Yovani Gallardo earlier in his career. Listen now!
"One of the best hits of my career... Gives me chills " -Stephen Vogt
Listen to Trevor and Stephen talk about his first MLB game in over a year. Turned out to be one of his best.
First pitcher ever on Sequence! Trevor May has taken advantage of his role as a reliever. He got the best of All-Star Joey Gallo in a long battle. Listen...
Yonder Alonso was red hot in May 2017 en route to his first All-Star Game. An All-Star Game he played in front of friends and family in his hometown. Mr. 305 has a 1.000 All-Star Game batting average in his career. Listen to him and Trevor talk hitting.
David Dahl finally defeats Kenley Jansen in his rookie season. Him and Trevor talk about that and him winning his battle over fellow young All-Star Walker Buehler. Hits a bomb off him, 445 ft.
Andrew McCutchen had an "aha moment" against Zack Greinke in 2014. He tells Trevor what clicked for him. They also talk about his six-hit game, a defining moment for him in San Francisco.
Christian Yelich won MVP then started the 2019 season on fire. He also has dominated the Cardinals in his career. He talks about what got him there, shares some stories, and talks hitting with Trevor Plouffe.
Mike Moustakas looks back at his homer in the Postseason. Moustakas walks-off for the Brewers in the playoffs.
Mitch Garver tells Trevor how he homered off Lou Trivino. They also chat about Garver being asbsolutely locked in when he comes to the plate in Toronto.
Steven Souza chats about going way deep in Yankee Stadium and coming up to bat in a dream scenario...