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Camden Knutson@cknutson
Wow! I wonder how far that went! I bet that pitcher was bummed! That was creamed!
Andrew A. Mazza@LetsGoMets1983
I teach all my pitchers to have short memories. Obviously remember the mistake you make so we can work at it so you don't make it again, but when it's crushed like that, you too your hat to your opponent and get him next time.
Andrew A. Mazza@LetsGoMets1983
@LetsGoMets1983** You Tip Your Hat
Andrew A. Mazza@LetsGoMets1983
I coach kids that are this age and if you don't want someone flipping their bat and admiring their HR, then execute your pitch better. God forbid you gave the kid who hit it credit for a picture perfect swing. The batters mechanics of his swing are way advanced.
Andrew A. Mazza@LetsGoMets1983
If any of the kids I coach give up a HR then "paste their ribcage" with a pitch, then they are immediately taken out of the game. This is one of the rules I state st the beginning of the season.
Dave & Jill Medin@Ruby2722
I hope the next pitch to him was pasted on his rib cage!
Andrew A. Mazza@LetsGoMets1983
And that thought process is exactly what's wrong with baseball.
Andrew A. Mazza@LetsGoMets1983
So, what happens when it's your son that, in the heat of competition, is proud of himself and flips his bat. Does he deserve to get hit in the ribs on the next pitch?
Dave & Jill Medin@Ruby2722
@LetsGoMets1983 yep. But he wouldn't show anyone up like that. And if he did, he'd know why.