@HighStakesTakez@ochocinco Ocho doesn’t post his tips. The servers do.
I used post great tips too regardless who have them.
If it was average and a famous person left it I wouldn’t post
@leikala415@Cantguardspida Agree and Disagree.
LBJ’s loyalty may not be on the court with NEO, but what he does for Akron is unlike anything I have ever seen
Is Ohio in one of the worst Gubernatorial Election cycle ever?
Seriously are either of these two likable or good fits?
I honestly haven’t seen two worse candidates in as long as I can remember
Went to rent the new Mando Movie on Amazon since I didn’t catch it in theaters and it won’t be on Disney plus for another month or so.
Then found out they was $25!!!! That’s fine. I’ll wait
Most pitchers try to get every hitter out. That's the wrong way to think about it.
There are two types of at-bats: ones where you're trying to get the guy out, and ones where you're letting him get himself out — or just flat-out giving him a base.
I'll bounce four curveballs in a row if I have to. Walk the guy. Don't care. Because I already know who's on deck and I like that matchup better.
Here's how I actually think through a jam:
First and second, nobody out. Most guys panic. I don't see three outs to get — I see four hitters to work through to find three outs. That's a completely different frame.
Say three, four, five are coming up. The five hitter is my worst matchup. So I go hard at three and four. I need two outs before I get to five, so I can put him on with the bases loaded and attack the six hitter instead.
I'm essentially choosing who I want to beat me. And then I'm making sure that guy never gets a real chance to do it.
Most hitters and fans think pitchers are just reacting pitch by pitch. Some are. The good ones are three batters ahead, already deciding who gets a free pass and who gets attacked.
Knowing the lineup isn't optional. It's the whole game.