Jeremy Booth

1 month ago | futurestarsseries.com | Jeremy Booth

With the NJCAA, NCAA, and prep calendars nearing their peak and the MLB season just beyond 25 percent complete, a quarter-pole snapshot of the big leagues reveals quite a bit. Early-season narratives have given way to firmer truths as teams begin to show their true colors. That sample size may not be definitive, but it’s more than enough to identify which clubs are contenders, which are pretenders, and which ones are clinging to hope through talent, injury recovery, or even front office magic.

1 month ago | futurestarsseries.com | Jeremy Booth

With the NJCAA, NCAA, and prep calendars nearing their peak and the MLB season roughly 25 percent complete, a quarter-pole snapshot of the big leagues reveals quite a bit. Early-season narratives have given way to firmer truths as teams begin to show their true colors. That sample size may not be definitive, but it’s more than enough to identify which clubs are contenders, which are pretenders, and which ones are clinging to hope through talent, injury recovery, or even front office magic.

1 month ago | futurestarsseries.com | Jeremy Booth

After passing through Canada for the third time in 2025, the takeaway is clear: the talent is real. From draft-eligible players to kids just entering high school, the pool runs deep. But things are built differently up there. Their age cutoffs go by calendar year, January 1 – December 31, not the August cutoffs used in the U.S., and that subtle difference matters. It’s just one of many reminders that evaluating players across countries, or even across regions, isn’t always apples to apples.

1 month ago | futurestarsseries.com | Jeremy Booth

When I was a senior in high school, I signed a National Letter of Intent to play baseball at Loyola Marymount University. The mascot there? The Lions. The day I signed, LMU was playing Pepperdine. I watched the game with a different mindset — knowing I’d be wearing that jersey just a year later. As the game wrapped up, the broadcasters closed out the LMU recap with a sentence that has stayed with me ever since:“Things are looking up for the Lions.

Feb 26, 2025 | dental-tribune.com | Jeremy Booth

Conducted by researchers from the US National Institutes of Health and consulting firm ICF, the review analysed 74 epidemiological studies on the relationship between children’s IQ and fluoride exposure. A total of 59 studies reported on mean IQ scores in relation to fluoride exposure in water at the group level, and 19 reported on IQ scores in relation to fluoride intake and concentrations in urine in individuals.