@nut_history Jason Bay threw me a ball, a young kid was near me and I assume he thought the kid was mine. I gave the ball to the kid.
Jason Heyward hit a one hopper foul, right at my chest. Loooong story associated,
I think it was on purpose.
Here’s a few clips of my training, earlier this summer, at @PVSbaseball! My exit velocity is listed below. I’m looking forward to monitoring my progress in the coming months!
@PrinxeHitEmUp@CoachSwit Wrong, when losing the are worse.
Then they whine all the way back to car after the jobs completed.
Why is this OK ??? Because Tennessee did it and made it viral a few years ago???
Grow up and stop raising crybabies.
@brianmgardinerg@Dhoopster_ I also learned in a similar fashion. Daughters softball a few years ago.
However , in my son's baseball, you see runners "dancing" around the ball , with no call.
Tho it seems to affect the boys less on the field.( IME)
@KingFish626 I will say, from my experience, the kids tend to decide where they top off . Those that keep working seem to overcome the perceived plateau.
We had everyone pitch through the year. We found spots for them in the playoffs based on their showings.
From the bottom of my heart, Boys, THANK YOU FOR A LIFELONG MEMORY THAT WILL ALWAYS BRING A SMILE TO MY FACE AND A TEAR TO MY EYE.
I don't talk a lot about my coaching, but this team was something special. We sucked at the beginning of the year, I didn't know what I had , they didn't know what they were capable of. Thankfully all teams make the playoffs. We made a run that culminated into a championship. /1
We had a CF who could cover pickoffs at 2b. This led to a lot of "reindeer games " comments. But man was he effective. We rotated , so he was smart enough to know who could cover for him if needed. /5
We had a kid nap for an hour on his parents drive to the games. He liked what our league offered and tried it out. He sat 1st inning so he could wake up and eat dinner. Thanks lennix. /4