
TJ Rumfield
Hitting
Current MLB starting first baseman for the Colorado Rockies and a Rookie of the Year candidate — train with Coach TJ in the offseason at DPS.

Hitting · Fielding Lessons & Clinics Coach · Dallas, TX
Former Major League outfielder — 8th overall pick by the Houston Astros in 2010 with seven MLB seasons for the Rangers, Indians and Reds. Leads hitting and fielding lessons and clinics at DPS.
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Background
Delino DeShields Jr. is a former Major League outfielder and the hitting and fielding instructor for private lessons and clinics at Dallas Performance Systems.
A first-round pick (8th overall) by the Houston Astros in 2010 out of Woodward Academy, DeShields played seven MLB seasons (2015–2021) with the Texas Rangers, Cleveland Indians, and Cincinnati Reds. A right-handed center fielder, he debuted with Texas in 2015, earned American League Rookie of the Month in May, and finished his career with 111 stolen bases, a .327 on-base percentage, and everyday center-field experience under big-league pressure. He is the son of 13-year MLB veteran Delino DeShields.
At DPS, Coach DeShields works with players of all ages on the skills that defined his game:
• Hitting: Bat speed, a simple repeatable swing, and a plan at the plate built from years of facing major-league pitching.
• Fielding: Outfield reads and routes, first-step quickness, footwork, and arm strength, with the same standards applied to infield defense.
Sessions are personal and high-intensity. The goal is real skill, clean fundamentals, and confidence that holds up in a game.
Programs

Hitting
Current MLB starting first baseman for the Colorado Rockies and a Rookie of the Year candidate — train with Coach TJ in the offseason at DPS.

Hitting Coach · Former MLB Player
Dallas native, Olympic bronze medalist, seven-season MLB player, and longtime Twins/Cubs minor-league hitting coach. Available by appointment only.

Hitting · Fielding
Infielder on LSU's 2023 National Championship team; two-year captain at LSU-Eunice before that. Championship pedigree in the box.