@realmajesty95@NathanD07325@RGIII That’s not how the technology works. It picks it up at the plate. It’s a fraction of a second before it hits the mitt. It’s the same technology you’ll see them use in MLB stadiums this year to review balls and strikes during challenges.
@Therizman38 @brandonvega_wt He hit less than .200 at a small college. You’re right - this is horrible technique that results in ground balls and popups. Sadly it gets clicks and follows from people that don’t know any better.
@brandonvega_wt If it’s this hard to explain - it’s probably over engineering something that doesn’t need to be. And yes - it’s barrel dumping no matter how you slice it or want to position it. As a former pro and D1 pitcher these swings have more holes than Swiss cheese.
@hochman @NyeTheWineGuy This little exchange between two people that disagreed/have different perspectives - but can have a genuine conversation online is very positive. Bravo. And thanks Ben sharing your perspective as always.
@SoBeChi@BaseballDudes48 As a coach and former player this is not good advice.
A better approach is to coach your kid on how to handle the conversation so they can have it on their own. How to ask the coach what they need to work on to play more and improve - a good coach will respect that.