Built for Players Who Want More

Pease Baseball Professionals was founded in Frederick, Maryland in 2016 with a simple purpose: create an environment where serious baseball players have the resources, instruction, access, and people around them to pursue their potential.

PBP has since grown into a year-round player development organization serving athletes throughout the Mid-Atlantic — from young players beginning their development to high school and college athletes, professional players, and PBP alumni continuing their careers at the next level.

But the mission has remained remarkably simple.

Give players a great place to work. Put great people around them. Create an environment that rewards consistency. Then let development happen over time.

Players build themselves. We’re part of their journey.


THE PBP APPROACH

There is no shortcut to becoming a good baseball player.

Development requires instruction, repetition, competition, physical preparation, failure, adjustment, and time.

PBP was built to bring those pieces together.

Our athletes have access to professional instruction in pitching, hitting, catching, and fielding; strength and conditioning; technology and performance feedback; year-round training environments; live competition; clinics and programs; and a community of players who take their development seriously.

We use technology when it provides useful information. We use experience when experience matters. And we never allow either to replace the most important part of development:

Doing the work.


MORE THAN LESSONS

PBP began with instruction, but it has evolved into something much larger.

Today, player development at PBP can include:

Pitching Instruction
Individualized development built around command, delivery, pitch development, preparation, and each pitcher’s unique abilities.

Hitting Instruction
Individual and group training focused on building adaptable, competitive hitters rather than simply creating a better batting-practice swing.

Catching Instruction
Receiving, blocking, throwing, game management, leadership, and the complete skill set required behind the plate.

Fielding Instruction
Individualized defensive training focused on footwork, movement, glove work, throwing, positioning, and becoming a more complete defender.

Camps, Clinics & Live Competition
Additional opportunities for athletes to learn, compete, and train alongside players and coaches throughout the PBP network.

College & Professional Experience
Our staff and extended baseball network provide players with perspective from people who have competed, coached, recruited, and developed athletes at advanced levels of the game.


THE ENVIRONMENT

Facilities matter. Equipment matters. Technology matters.

But environment matters more.

PBP was designed to become a place players want to be — not simply somewhere they are scheduled to train.

Our indoor player development facility and outdoor training complex give athletes the ability to train throughout the year. Members routinely share the facility with college players, professional players, coaches, younger athletes, and former PBP players returning home.

That interaction is intentional.

Younger players get to see what the next level looks like. Older players have a place to continue their work. Coaches remain accessible. Relationships develop. Standards become visible.

Over time, that becomes culture.


OUR STANDARD

We believe development should be demanding without becoming complicated.

We value:

Consistency over shortcuts.
Real development is accumulated.

Individuality over conformity.
Players are different. Their development should reflect that.

Teaching over dependency.
Our goal is to help athletes understand their own game and eventually take greater ownership of it.

Competition over comfort.
Players need opportunities to test what they have learned.

People over technology.
Data can inform development. It cannot replace coaching, experience, observation, or relationships.

The person as much as the player.
Baseball eventually ends for everyone. The habits, relationships, confidence, and experiences built along the way can last much longer.


MEET THE PBP STAFF

PBP’s staff brings experience from professional baseball, college baseball, coaching, player development, strength and conditioning, and specialized instruction.

Dustin Pease — Founder | Pitching

Former professional pitcher with the Kansas City Royals and San Diego Padres organizations. Dustin founded PBP in 2016 and leads the organization’s pitching development, membership culture, and overall player-development philosophy.

PBP Coaching Experience: 19+ years

2007 first lesson commenced.

Ivor Hodgson — Co-Founder | Hitting & Pitching

A former Kansas City Royals organization player and Gatorade Player of the Year, Ivor brings professional playing experience and years of player development work to PBP.

PBP Coaching Experience: 7+ years

2019 – present

Josh Conway — Pitching

Former Chicago Cubs organization pitcher and Baltimore Orioles development coach. Josh combines professional playing experience with player-development and analytical expertise.

PBP Coaching Experience: 4+ years

2022 – present

Brady Policelli — Catching & Hitting

Former Detroit Tigers organization catcher and utility player specializing in catching development and hitting instruction.

PBP Coaching Experience: 4+ years

2022 – present

Evan Englebrook — Pitching | Hitting | Fielding

An 11-year professional pitcher with extensive coaching experience, Evan works with athletes across multiple areas of the game and brings a veteran professional perspective to player development.

PBP Coaching Experience: 2+ years

2024 – present

Scott Thomson — Hitting | Fielding | College Baseball

A longtime collegiate head coach with decades of experience developing players, Scott provides instruction and perspective shaped by an extensive career in college baseball.

PBP Coaching Experience: 5+ years

2021 – present

Brett Ahalt — Infielding Specialist

Brett leads PBP’s infield development, working with players on defensive movement, footwork, glove work, throwing, positioning, and the details required to become a dependable, complete infielder.

PBP Coaching Experience: 1+ year

2025 – present

Colin Doll, CSCS — Director of Performance

Colin leads PBP’s strength and conditioning program, bringing more than 15 years of experience working with athletes from the youth level through high school, college, professional, and Olympic environments.

S&C Training Experience: 15 years

2011 – present

Amy Goldsmith — Sports Nutrition

A certified sports nutritionist providing athletes with practical nutrition strategies designed to support performance, recovery, development, and long-term health.


BUILT ON PEOPLE

PBP has been fortunate to work with hundreds of athletes and families since 2016.

Many have continued into college baseball. Some have entered professional baseball. Others eventually finished their playing careers and moved into the next stage of their lives.

All of them have helped shape what PBP has become.

Our goal isn’t to manufacture baseball players.

It is to provide the environment, resources, coaching, competition, and community that allow motivated players to find out how good they can become.

That was the idea in 2016.

It remains the idea today.