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Originally posted by Rubberneck36:Originally posted by Garce:Another face shot... Kevin Pillar took a 94mph heater to the cheek. Never seen so many dudes getting hit square in the face
its the foreign substance they use to increase spin rates
Originally posted by TheXFactor:Originally posted by Garce:
it's sp strange how cheating in the NFL is a HUGE deal, and when it comes to baseball it's hit or miss.
Originally posted by Garce:
Another face shot... Kevin Pillar took a 94mph heater to the cheek. Never seen so many dudes getting hit square in the face
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:Should have been automatically ejected for making a mistake, amirite?
Originally posted by Garce:
Originally posted by TheXFactor:
Originally posted by Garce:
it's sp strange how cheating in the NFL is a HUGE deal, and when it comes to baseball it's hit or miss.
Cheating in baseball is huge too. Look at the Astros fallout. Some of the biggest sports scandals in history come from cheating in baseball.
It's just not a hot story.
Originally posted by Rubberneck36:
The guy the angels got is solid. Pretty good pitcher but will never be able to hit in the MLB
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Ohtani is f**king amazing.
Originally posted by 49erWill:Originally posted by Rubberneck36:The guy the angels got is solid. Pretty good pitcher but will never be able to hit in the MLB
Found one lol
Originally posted by DynastyChile:Originally posted by Niners99:Originally posted by NineFourNiner:Originally posted by 49erWill:Ohtani!!!
Maybe the hype was justified.
IMO he's going to be a top tier pitcher, but wont be hitting much at all in 2-3 years. Its just too hard to maintain a swing at the same time as youre keeping your pitching mechanics in tune. Since he has the better potential as a pitcher, he'll focus on that exclusively.
If he wanted to hit he should've signed with an NL team. Then he could at least play the Bumgarner role as s full time pitcher and rake the days he's pitching. If he has to abandon playing DH at some point to focus on pitching, he'll get stuck not being able to hit at all.
No idea what you are saying in here. So you can only keep your pitching and hitting mechanics if you are doing them on the same day? Lol. Scioscia is resting him day before and after he pitches.
If anything, the only problem with this DH and then pitching is that its really tough to get into rhythm not seeing pitches every day...Which makes an NL pitcher hitting once every 5 days extremely difficult.
And here is how he has answered that question: "As for how he managed to develop timing at the plate without hitting in games, Ohtani said, "The games in which I pitch are part of my sense of rhythm. It's not something I just started." "
Which begs the question regarding your post: did you just make all that s**t up?
Originally posted by Garce:
Had to unblock 99 for this
Originally posted by DynastyChile:
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by NineFourNiner:
Originally posted by 49erWill:
not enough people are talking about Ohtani!!!
Maybe the hype was justified.
IMO he's going to be a top tier pitcher, but wont be hitting much at all in 2-3 years. Its just too hard to maintain a swing at the same time as youre keeping your pitching mechanics in tune. Since he has the better potential as a pitcher, he'll focus on that exclusively.
If he wanted to hit he should've signed with an NL team. Then he could at least play the Bumgarner role as s full time pitcher and rake the days he's pitching. If he has to abandon playing DH at some point to focus on pitching, he'll get stuck not being able to hit at all.
No idea what you are saying in here. So you can only keep your pitching and hitting mechanics if you are doing them on the same day? Lol. Scioscia is resting him day before and after he pitches.
If anything, the only problem with this DH and then pitching is that its really tough to get into rhythm not seeing pitches every day...Which makes an NL pitcher hitting once every 5 days extremely difficult.
And here is how he has answered that question: "As for how he managed to develop timing at the plate without hitting in games, not enough people are talking about Ohtani said, "The games in which I pitch are part of my sense of rhythm. It's not something I just started." "
Which begs the question regarding your post: did you just make all that s**t up?
