Portfolio
Portfolio.
Pro sport first. Then the tools I build for performance staffs.
Experience
- MLB organization, minor-league system
Texas Rangers
S&C coach and rehab liaison
- Built the Bridge program, moving players from rehab back to full training
- Ran athlete-management data and staff reports
- Worked daily with coaching, medical and mental skills staff, in English and Spanish
- Dallas Mavericks affiliate, NBA G League
Texas Legends
G League performance fellowship
- Strength and conditioning and sports science fellowship with the Mavericks’ G League affiliate
- Private baseball performance facility
Cressey Sports Performance
S&C coach
- Private training facility, Dominican Republic
Rotonda Weight Room
Owner and head coach
- Hired and developed seven coaches; ran the full P&L
Builds
Every number comes from code you can check.
Working demo · invented data
Lineup Card
- Problem
- Morning readings live in three places, and each department reads them differently.
- Built
- One printable page with flags tied to each player’s own last 4 weeks. A coach approves every flag first. Also runs as one offline file for locked-down club IT.
- Status
- Working prototype with an invented roster. Not yet tested with a team or real exports; no time savings measured.
Live app · real public data
NBA Workload Monitor
- Problem
- Load spikes are easy to miss in a dense schedule.
- Built
- Dashboard over 26,000+ player-games with deterministic, tested flags. Open source.
- Status
- Live.
Live app · real public data
MLB Pitching Workload
- Problem
- Pitching exposure is hard to compare across a staff.
- Built
- Public data for all 30 teams, 7- and 28-day totals and same-role outing comparisons, every trailing total checked by tests.
- Status
- Live.
Working demo · invented data
Performance Huddle
- Problem
- Five departments send updates in five places.
- Built
- S&C, sports science, medical, nutrition and coaching submit updates; staff review every item, and each decision gets an owner and a due date.
- Status
- Open source. All data invented.