Day in the Life of Jacob Lombard | Top HS Baseball Prospect.

[@liamk7440]

damn mad respect to the dad - building some killer habits and putting them onto some serious game

[@normalman23]

w a dad like that it was hard to not be #1

[@strongestnattyever-videos2247]

⁠*Does he really grind everyday though…? Think about it…if a network called you and said to they want to record your day in a life, do you think they wouldn’t plan it to look perfect…? If someone didn’t grind, you think they would show themselves doing nothing….? Come on nowwww* 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤣

[@sheilastahl633]

Like to see young people with such tenacity and goal oriented.

[@coltonbullock8493]

It’s also nice when your dad is a former player / coach who has money and all the resources for you to be good . Not taking anything away from the kid but it helps a lot

[@Uhhprolifc]

It does plus your brother being drafted first round for the Yankees helps a lot but he puts the grind in he deserves all of it

[@ericjamesphotography]

Couldn’t agree more. A lot of raw natural talent and hard work which is so important clearly. But all the resources go along way as well.

[@ChrisDomenech]

Your mad he’s just better than you

[@Decristostyle]

@@ChrisDomenechGenetics play a part, he isn’t mad. They 100% do, statistically they are responsible for 72% of your ability in sports competition.

[@tennparker1]

@@ChrisDomenech I don't think anyone is mad. It's okay to point out that having the money and resources to give yourself access to the best training, competition and even diet is a privilege that more people don't have than do, even those with equal talent who may never get the same opportunities simply because they don't have access to the same things as a more affluent person with talent.

[@nickbezmaterny5567]

This dad is living the fatherhood dream. Love the dedication and discipline. Vision board stuff.

[@Paulschultz-ny6hz]

Yes he has all the benefits of a coach father and upper class living to do all the things these videos show. Wish him well just keep your head on your shoulders to be this fortunate.

[@Tknight2324]

So your parents are bums?

[@Faevar]

@@Tknight2324not at all what the dude means, hes saying this guy is fortunate to have all of the stuff he would need, his parents aren’t bums for not having enough excessive money to spend on ice baths and a whole ass field to practice on, PRIVATELY

[@Tknight2324]

@@Faevar I know a ton of people that can do the same thing. They don’t have pro athlete parents….

[@EliasElizondo-p1d]

In September of 2019 during the Dodgers/Padres series at Petco Park, Mr. Lombard Sr personally walked up to my 3 year old daughter in Dodgers gear and gave her a baseball. She has that ball in her room til this day in 2024 and she cherishes that ball. Thank you Mr. Lombard for such a beautiful memory.

[@markcarter9599]

Awesome to a FATHER crush it and how much of an impact he has on kids. Pops has to be so proud with his legacy …. POPS put in YEARS of work and now he is seeing the fruit of his labor through his kids work ethic. GREAT JOB!!!!

[@Decristostyle]

Everyone in the comments is bugging. I guess everyone needs to struggle and be poor in order for the success to count. Dude clearly puts in the work needed to succeed. Gonna bet most of the people in the comment section didn’t make the varsity team. Also not to mention most people that are poor don’t make it in the leagues. We just make stories about the poor having success making it seem more common than it actually is. Let me guess you guys are thinking “rich white boy that is a spoiled brat”. The people here making nonsense comment probably doesn’t even workout or for that matter even train hard. Doesn’t matter if you are rich or poor, no one cares. No one cares if you struggle. Only thing that matters is the results.

[@Ben-py2xq]

Results are less impressive when they're literally spoon fed to you your whole life though.

[@Decristostyle]

@@Ben-py2xq Doesn’t matter if it is or isn’t, life doesn’t care. If a poor person and rich person had the same results it doesn’t matter if it is more impressive the poor person got the same results. Results are results regardless. No one cares if you were poor or if you weren’t.

[@SecretSurname]

​@@Ben-py2xq How are "results" spoon fed to him? Does his dad stretch for him, workout for him, do cardio for him and hit all his baseballs?? No, the kid trains and does all that himself. If he were well off and just sat on his bum all day he would get nowhere near the leagues, rich or not.

[@Ben-py2xq]

@@SecretSurname You're actually not far off. From birth, his dad has provided stretching, workout, cardio, and sport specific coaches who have held his hand and guided him through every step of the development process. And of course, he's been guided to value the importance of such things by his dad the entire time. Quite frankly, it'd be much more shocking if he weren't a successful athlete. He'd have to reject what has been spoon fed to him his entire life.

[@SecretSurname]

@@Ben-py2xq That's being spoon-fed resources, not being spoon-fed results. Being spoon-fed results would be those kids whose parents paid for someone else to take their SATs so they could get into Harvard. Or taking steroids to outperform other athletes who trained.

[@emmamcleod432]

Talent + nepo baby = guaranteed success

[@SkinnyCow.]

Nepo goes a long way in pro sports

[@orangemanbad]

If you have what it takes. Very few do.

[@Johnjohnaple]

Tell the to Mjs kid

[@FreeCrashFlow]

Do you know what nepotism is?

[@dumanli77]

many wealthy kids are failures.. Good on these dudes...

[@samholder196]

Jacob's swing is gorgeous and crispy with that 3/4 finish

[@SonofSamClemens]

Its interesting to see what it actually takes to have just a chance at being a pro. When I was a kid I wanted to be a pro ball player and had no remote idea what was required. I thought for the longest time that simply playing in the yard and little league would suffice. If i had seen a video like this i wouldve saved myself a lot of wasted time by realizing reality sooner.

[@whowho8470]

Dad is smart. Both these boys could sign multi million dollar contracts. Generational wealth.

[@AfricanOleander]

He’s definitely having fun with the game. He does work super hard and is very disciplined. He has the resources and a great dad which is a great foundation.

[@jujitsu3839]

Just goes to show u how special the kids are without all those resources an connections that make it to the bigs.....

[@maounasansnwnwnsmsajjsjs7136]

aww man, someones upset 😢

[@strongestnattyever-videos2247]

@@maounasansnwnwnsmsajjsjs7136 awww you got triggered :/

[@Mirro6112]

Imagine having a father who won an MLB championship, getting his genetics, and having all the right answers on how to get jnto the league. All you have to do is what your father says. A stable ladder and all you have to do is climb it. Other people’s ladders are missing rungs and that means to keep up they need more discipline, know how, and frankly good fortune to upgrade the ladder and keep moving upwards.

[@Fredodez23]

PJ morlando next time

[@sivik9105]

this guys better than pj trust

[@JaceSantana-xb7sn]

Fr

[@dja_08]

5 years is crazy

[@georgechristianjr]

Sweet father played / coaches & brother drafted by my Yankees What a fam

[@views40]

So crisp! Lovely sounds at 8:20!

[@ralphromeo7066]

I was once a baseball phenom and l ate Cap'n Crunch for breakfast. Boy, times have changed.

[@TrevorFaison-mm1kf]

This kid better make it to the league

[@tylerhaas14]

damn bro i hope you and your brother count your lucky stars to grow up in an environment like that, good luck

[@bradymaghan4700]

Bro his brother hanging down in the gym 🤣🤣

[@ryanb6093]

this kid's got the cheatcode to success!!!!

[@Decristostyle]

Yes and he deserves it. No one cares if you are poor while getting success. It would be the same thing even if you are rich. Results are results.

[@strongestnattyever-videos2247]

@@Decristostyle *you clearly don’t know much… money and where you start does matter, hence more and more kids are being drafted out of the Dominican. They literally are better than American born players because they want it more. So clearly there is a major correlation there. You’re not very bright, little buddy* 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤣🤡

[@Unabomber210]

A kid from the hood will always out hustle and out work these kids any day, cam collier anyone?

[@chrisallen9303]

Goals and determination. Success shall follow.

[@Freddyfrm18]

You can tell he plays soccer just by those legs. Kids got thighs of steel, he must blast that ball. I would love to see him play soccer.

[@user-zc5xe2sf4q]

These kids will go on to become successful in business as well.

[@BourneIdentity45]

Tbh thats all a dad can ask for on both sides tbh, hes given both of his boys the best chance to succeed but you also see that they want it and want to put in the work, and they're taking advantage of all the information and details to become better eqch day. I get some people will say "not all kids get access to all those things" but at the same time just because they have access doesn't mean theyll be better this kid looks so disciplined in what hes doing, something i wish i was at his age The fact both of his boys are successful in the lead up to becoming men shows how its not a one off or fluke what he’s set up for them works On a side note I think it’s cool how both boys are obviously brothers but one got the dads genes more and the other got the moms the older one is more tan like his dad and the younger one is more lighter, I’ve found this same situation happen between all of my cousins where on my dads side each have two kids and each set one looks more like the mom the other looks more like the dad but seeing it in an interracial family is again interesting

[@Diesel_Sparks]

We actually need those shorts they are 🔥 what brand are they

[@josephmichaels4279]

This should be called.. How to create an major leaguer! And when I come back in my next life, I want to come back in that family! props to mom and dad! good kids!

[@thomasvelazquez9789]

THATS NOT HOW IT WORKS IN THE END ITS TALENT OR NOT PERIOD!!!! Do you think the old timers or kids from Latin America had this but still became stars cmon people

[@josephmichaels4279]

Of course you need the genes n talent.. takent can be developed.

[@jayabernathy8014]

You should do talented kids with no money and see how they train.

[@Decristostyle]

No one cares if he has money or not, results are results. Enough of the motivational nonsense. No one cares where you come from or the story you have.

[@theofreres1882]

game is game bro 😂 stay jealous

[@jayabernathy8014]

Far from jealous young fella

[@jayabernathy8014]

And yes the game is the game and I will come back to this thread soon and holler at you...Good luck👍🏾

[@Decristostyle]

@@jayabernathy8014 If you weren’t jealous you wouldn’t have made the original comment in the first place. Classic spectator comment. You have to be broke and come from nothing for the success to count. Meanwhile the spectators do jack which that spectator would be you. What a bunch of nonsense.🤡 Game is game, need some milk.🍼🍼

[@kadinsmith8024]

fire vid 🔥🔥🔥

[@kiethpederson7558]

I think it's crazy to eat salmon every day

[@masonbaum7888]

Dads a gem

[@coolmoe4230]

you’re nice with it bro! Hella support from philly!!

[@robertbell5788]

What's the name of that machine pops was using @ 6:37?

[@NanoForest]

isopro 980

[@WyattDeRykeBaseball]

Is this a summer routine? Like what happened to going to school. I mean don't get me wrong I'm in his class and would love to be able to hit and take grounders during the day but like do they not have school? Like he is hitting while I'm in chemistry?

[@LuisAdventures]

probably home schooled

[@nateho123]

The weekend

[@strongestnattyever-videos2247]

*It’s a fake staged Day in the Life. Most prospects don’t do all this daily (hence the lowest percentage ever of American players are drafted each year). A clear giveaway that they’re lying about their routine is when they do the cold plunge… They literally start off by asking what they’re supposed to do for it. They don’t work as hard as they show in this video.*

[@TightyWhiteyTrash]

3:02 And here I am stuffing my face with a breakfast burrito wishing I could wear shorts above my knee at the gym 🫃🏼

[@JoyceYu-xp4ye]

This kid better make it to the MLB

[@chrispopp3]

What camera, you guys working with? Everything looks amazing.

[@cocosolo4679]

I go to his school's rival school. Much respect to him tho.

[@doh5597]

We need a pitcher one

[@ADodgersFan]

He’s an elite baseball player and soccer player

[@Drewwilson28]

Can u please do a day in the life of just George Lombard Jr

[@ZoeS-vk7zm]

Your not the only one thats playing baseball and soccer

[@takeahardlookatyourself]

do jordin griffin

[@darkA360]

The top comment is so true It's so hard To not have a dad And play baseball.

[@SwitchHittingDaily]

I work hard every day to hopefully be drafted one day.

[@jakeclark101]

dialed in. great to see

[@cmartens11]

Please do 2024 Tyler Pinson!!!!

[@samuelmee1386]

even the dog is upscale. surprise no personal chef

[@Truly_dae]

Where can u get the yp shorts from

[@wyattselleck482]

I got the question right from the home youtube page for youth prospects

[@rsimmons1980]

I'm black and my mom's side of the family is creole so they all have light skin. I'm kind of curious as to how the two brothers have different skin tones. They have the same mom too?

[@wilddog371]

its always funny looking asking these dumb questions. Don'y y'all know how genetics work. I mean why are we still asking these questions in 2024. With the father being mixed and the mother looking fully white , theres a 50% chance the kids come out with brown or white skin tone unless if the mother has a black ancestor in her distant past.

[@rsimmons1980]

@wilddog371 that don't fully explain why the brothers have different skin tones. Clown.

[@strongestnattyever-videos2247]

@@wilddog371the little fanboiis are getting defensive over their hero 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@NorthPoleSun]

probably not bio father for the white guy. maybe son from mother's previous relationship. the black guy is at least his stepfather nonetheless

[@BbFire404]

Can we get a derek curiel vid next

[@Ggsonly434]

Is that his bio dad?

[@NealWohltmann]

Let me guess, reclassed and home schooled?

[@itscaden._.]

You should do Alex Harrington

[@KFS02]

Doing that flip stuff would be a no no if it was me… one slip or mid calc could mess you up

[@derekkeith108]

Who's your soccer team you support Jacob?

[@Harrison-wq7bb]

School?

[@kyleisnice]

Could just be the editing of the video, but not once did I see these kids in a phone or playing video games.

[@eazeyt1759]

Was not expecting the father to be Black based on the thumbnail and name lmfao

[@carlnash7200]

You have the money makes it easier

[@chrishuggins7572]

You ain't gotta say it like that

[@gunselshaly537]

Every notable athlete has rich/ultra-successful parents, not just this guy. The highest prospect in college basketball is the son of the greatest player. Caitlin Clark grew up in a dual-high-income household where her father coached her and her brothers. The biggest prospect in soccer had a centi-millionaire mother and a pro-athlete dad. What did y'all expect?

[@A2dy]

So when does he go to school?

[@NicolasDavila-v3f]

I have friends that go to Gulliver and I do gram for my batting lessons its cool beacuse south miami is a small world.

[@Ls21214]

Do Luca Ramirez

[@Le_cudi]

Do Spencer Krueger next time he’s the best player of all time

[@bigdog6704]

Striking this kid out in one pitch

[@marcussmith7669]

Fire vid

[@chopin1975-tq3gx]

You could take a random kid whos dad was an average athlete and put his son into the environment lombard's son was in and he still wouldnt come close to the prospect jake is.

[@TimTheMusicMan]

Wake up. Mom makes breakfast and packs lunch. Driven to school. Lunch. Gym. Workout. Practice. Home sleep 10 hours. Repeat next day. Why would anyone make a video of the easiest and most fun time with no responsibilities at all.

[@thomasvelazquez9789]

Where is he going to college

[@tiffanynbarnett]

Both sons are impressive

[@AZON__]

Repent before it’s to late Jesus loves you

[@CEeb5yb]

Go away

[@nickk9088]

I thought Jesus died for everyone?

[@amiboss234]

Yes!!! 🙌 praise the lord Jacob

[@williamc_14]

@@nickk9088Yes he did die for our sins but that doesn’t mean it’s right to sin. If we do sin we must repent and ask for forgiveness

[@lukerakow7255]

Don’t tell him to go away God is good

[@pierremaldonado7447]

his baseball technique look mores fluid than his soccer technique.he looks crazy atheltic too.i would say he would be a great left back

[@Devin-ox6bp]

gotta love how all the "top prospects" are people with rich parents that can pay for them to train and learn when you have all generation talents that make it off minimum wage.

[@Lipttt08]

The rich parents worked hard for it so

[@shotkallah]

It’s so silent and insolated. Does it translate to playing with a crowd or pressure?

[@nicktomei7642]

Rich kids man. It’s whatever

[@bostoncityofchampions6581]

Working at BK in 3 years. GUARANTEED.

[@Kuma117]

Not to be overly negative, but after watching Jackson Holiday flop, Im holding out hype until this guy starts outputting consistently in the MLB.

[@theauntroger]

How is this kid class of 2026… I want what hes on.

[@alesh2275]

Such a good looking guy!

[@ireignsupreeeme7]

i like this kid🔥

[@clintonr2027]

Day in the life with chase fuller

[@FreeCrashFlow]

I love the fact that he plays another sport, probably at a high level, but nevertheless he isn’t a specialist like so many 10 year olds seem to become these days

[@flophilp]

Everyone’s a nepo baby now

[@lenniedavis1294]

His brother kind of looks like Felix Auger Aliassime.

[@eb_tigers0775]

m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4vHp2CKqc6Aock

[@strongestnattyever-videos2247]

….ok

[@WestsiderSC]

Those short shorts need to stay on the soccer field 😂

[@theboyz1013]

3:06 are we not gonna talk about the guy hanging by his toe nails?

[@fl5337]

Im cold just watching

[@ayotee3321]

Salmon in the morning? yeah you too rich for me.

[@tj-kv6vr]

nice to have parents with Money

[@ryanoconnor7741]

does he not go to school or something

[@idek256]

why did they hit lefty

[@hughanderson8420]

You always want your kids to have more opportunities than you and if I had the money I'd do the same,,,props

[@MrsTipton]

Brayden Daigle for sure

[@wowryze]

3:05 lmao