Blame the intern. What I posted originally and what was published are not even close. It was suppose to say, “Not throwing a strike. NF. W. trying to jam the batter with the inside pitch. TFM.
That is completely wrong, opening up your shoulder will not cause the ball to tail. It’s all about finger pressure and your grip. Once again, good try though.
You’re an idiot. When you try throwing with your hips and shoulders open, it will make it harder for you to follow through. That causes the ball to sail to the left. Learn baseball. Finger grips do not make the ball sail that much at 45 mph. Go out and play catch and you’ll see what I mean. I pitched for 8 years. I would know. Nice try.
The ball did not “sail” to the left, it “tailed” to the right. I played baseball for 14 years up until my sophomore year or college, and still play catch to this day. I’m sorry you can’t admit you’re wrong, but.. You are. I’m sure an incredibly angry 500 word response will ensue.
I actually pitched college baseball for two years at the D-3 level. You’re right that It tailed to the right. But finger pressure doesn’t make it tail like that. Play catch and open your shoulders and hips. It’s called “flying open”.
He simply tried to aim it. If you actually played baseball you will understand it. Aiming makes you concentrate too much and messes with your motion, making the ball not reach the desired location.
These man crushes are getting ridiculous.
14 years ago at 8:53 pmYou shut your whore commie mouth. Any real ‘Murican would watch W. and the Express have a catch , over and over and over.
14 years ago at 10:44 pmAmerican*
14 years ago at 1:30 amYou sound like a tween in love with Paris Hilton. You’re trying way too hard if you actually believe that.
14 years ago at 3:51 amhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3A1nprfuJs
14 years ago at 8:55 pmWhat just happened.
14 years ago at 11:30 pmWhat the fuck did I just watch….?
I lost it at the guy in the background humping the air.
14 years ago at 12:12 amwtf
14 years ago at 7:15 amare you shittin me?
14 years ago at 8:27 amCame from left field
14 years ago at 11:32 amNolan Ryan missing the catch. TFTC?
14 years ago at 9:15 pmTOldTC
14 years ago at 9:28 pmHe was probably 12 or 13 deep at that point
14 years ago at 9:18 pmFratomac, you obviously have never touched a baseball, that was clearly a 2 seam. A cutter would’ve broke the opposite way.
14 years ago at 9:38 pmBlame the intern. What I posted originally and what was published are not even close. It was suppose to say, “Not throwing a strike. NF. W. trying to jam the batter with the inside pitch. TFM.
14 years ago at 10:00 pmI see why. That is a fucking disgraceful post.
14 years ago at 10:17 pmSo…. by that logic, every pitcher to ever play baseball is NF?
14 years ago at 12:06 amWhy the hell would the intern feel the need to alter the first post?
14 years ago at 11:49 amThese monsters are stacked!
14 years ago at 12:32 amu smart?
14 years ago at 2:02 amW is right handed, and the ball tailed to the right, making it a 2-seamer. A cutter would break to the left. Good try though.
14 years ago at 2:05 amIt’s neither. He just opened his shoulder throwing his 4-seamer. Opening your shoulder causes the ball to tail in. Learn baseball.
14 years ago at 7:58 amThat is completely wrong, opening up your shoulder will not cause the ball to tail. It’s all about finger pressure and your grip. Once again, good try though.
14 years ago at 12:37 pmThe only thing opening up your shoulder will do is fuck up your throwing arm
14 years ago at 12:40 pmYou’re an idiot. When you try throwing with your hips and shoulders open, it will make it harder for you to follow through. That causes the ball to sail to the left. Learn baseball. Finger grips do not make the ball sail that much at 45 mph. Go out and play catch and you’ll see what I mean. I pitched for 8 years. I would know. Nice try.
14 years ago at 6:56 pmThe ball did not “sail” to the left, it “tailed” to the right. I played baseball for 14 years up until my sophomore year or college, and still play catch to this day. I’m sorry you can’t admit you’re wrong, but.. You are. I’m sure an incredibly angry 500 word response will ensue.
14 years ago at 2:08 amI actually pitched college baseball for two years at the D-3 level. You’re right that It tailed to the right. But finger pressure doesn’t make it tail like that. Play catch and open your shoulders and hips. It’s called “flying open”.
14 years ago at 7:24 amHe simply tried to aim it. If you actually played baseball you will understand it. Aiming makes you concentrate too much and messes with your motion, making the ball not reach the desired location.
14 years ago at 8:58 am