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  John Schneider manager of the Toronto Blue Jaysis no stranger to Major League Baseball's Home Run Derby

After participating in the event as a player back in 2003 and 2004, he found himself back at it this year as a manager for Vladimir Guerrero Jr., one of his star players. 

It was an exciting time for Schneider when he got the call from MLB that they wanted him to manage Guerrero Jr. 

during this year’s derby.

 He remembered fondly how much fun it had been competing in past derbies and now here he was getting another chance to experience it all again - only this time from behind home plate instead of standing on top of the batter’s box! 

  

Schneider knew just what kind of advice could help make sure Guerrero Jr.'s performance would be successful: stay patient and don't try too hard; focus on making consistent contact rather than swinging for power; keep your eyes locked on each pitch so you can adjust if needed; trust your instincts while still being aware that there are always adjustments you can make between pitches or rounds if necessary. 

As a professional baseball coach, I have seen many young players struggle to find success in the game.

 One such player is Guerrero Jr., who has faced some challenges early on in his career. 

While it can be easy to get overwhelmed when things don't go as planned, I believe that there are certain pieces of advice that can help ensure success for any player. 

First and foremost, staying patient and not trying too hard is essential for any athlete looking to improve their performance.

 When you're feeling frustrated or discouraged by your progress, take a step back and remember that practice makes perfect! It's important to focus on making consistent contact rather than swinging for power every time; this will help build confidence while also improving accuracy over time.

 Additionally, keeping your eyes locked on each pitch will allow you adjust if necessary—this could mean changing up the type of swing or stance depending upon what type of pitch comes at you next! 

   Lastly (and perhaps most importantly), trust your instincts while still being aware that adjustments are always possible between pitches or rounds if needed; sometimes even small changes can make all the difference between an average performance and one worthy of praise! With these tips in mind Guerrero Jr.'s chances at finding success should increase greatly—he just needs patience and dedication along with proper guidance from experienced coaches like myself..

All these tips were invaluable when helping guide Guerrero throughout his derby participation – ultimately leading him to finish second overall! 

 It's clear that John Schneider has come full circle since first taking part in Home Run Derbies more than 15 years ago – not only did he have a great experience managing one again but also seeing Vladmir succeed made everything even better! His knowledge and expertise clearly paid off big-time with both parties having something special they will never forget about their journey together through baseball history...and maybe even beyond?