In the second game what is the reason the pitcher salutes after every inning. Is it something he just does to his team or is it something else?

Zone absolutely changed

That happened to me

We know that shii hurt dam well😂

Calling a white boy a nigga. Funny shit

Josh Hammond. man..kids throwing absolute gas. that windup and motion to the plate are almost a spitting image of a young Felix Hernandez, having watched him his entire career here in Seattle. holy shit. the leg kick and the follow through with the arm action are identical when i watch it.

yes. yes they should. but I can't explain how much I miss travel ball. I'd give anything.

ngl that dubble play at the botom 1st was amazing 3:22

I got hit 5 times in one season. In the hip the back twice the helmet and my shoulder blade the shoulder blade hurt the worst had laces on my back for a week

Fun fact my neighbor was the right fielder

I don’t think it hurt as bad as people think but it probably still hurt like hell. It hit his glove and he turned around and it looked like his face was from pain but as a pitcher, it was adrenaline bc when u have a 90 mph + ball straight towards you it’s scary as hell.

Naahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Johnson County Trojans when Sage Newsome is on the mound

I remember my 9 am Sunday leaguer doubleheader games. Played that way for 11 years

Is this at East Cobb?

Ribs of face

You should definitely film some more alabama games

I need new bat!!!

No what is that that’s the weirdest thing ever why would you do that? Are you some kind of weirdo? Who are you anyways that’s probably the first time first time you got on base and that wasn’t even a good swing. Be better. Be better. Be better. be better you suck, but I don’t wanna be too mean, so just keep working hard. The first bit was kind of mean but I’ll give you some tips. You did pretty well even though my brother can hit that far and hit farther than that but you’re really really good. You’re better than me so keep working hard don’t worry I’ll always be there for you even though I cannot hit as far as you you still need to keep working hard and if you don’t do that, then you won’t get the reward in the trophy so let’s keep going on our hard work. You’re the best player I have ever seen, but it’s not really drip, but just keep working hard.

No what is that that’s the weirdest thing ever why would you do that? Are you some kind of weirdo? Who are you anyways that’s probably the first time first time you got on base and that wasn’t even a good swing. Be better. Be better. Be better. be better you suck, but I don’t wanna be too mean, so just keep working hard. The first bit was kind of mean but I’ll give you some tips. You did pretty well even though my brother can hit that far and hit farther than that but you’re really really good. You’re better than me so keep working hard don’t worry I’ll always be there for you even though I cannot hit as far as you you still need to keep working hard and if you don’t do that, then you won’t get the reward in the trophy so let’s keep going on our hard work. You’re the best player I have ever seen, but it’s not really drip, but just keep working hard.

That’s my canes boy

The hitting background is bad for how tall that mound is. The green should be 46" higher.

This is what a strike zone should look like in HS. Swing the damn bat stop complaining. Once you get drafted or make it to the pros then you can tighten it up. The lower the level the bigger the zone. Swing

Getting thrown out from Right field is willdddd.

He didn’t come from the hood he came from gated community😂

Good luck kid! FYI running to first for the put out on a ball hit back to you as pitcher is a douche bag thing to do … just saying

thata boy

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The alabama umpires were also not that great

Bro cussed several times. It definitely hurt.

starting lefty for greenbrier made it impossible for his catcher to throw anyone out. he will never make it out of single a with that leg kick

Video quality is amazing.

Idk bout you guys but I’m taking that 450 with my victus

Let’s put some meat on them bones

He needs to go to lacrosse, basketball or football with that energy

Did any pitcher for ATL have anything other than a fastball? Also, pitchers at this level should never be spiking fastballs in the dirt… especially not about 20 of them 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

Bro got softball drip

opened the comments with a whole glaze section

This is so boring. The only runs are pass balls, errors and walks.

The champ is here!!! As an outta towner I been waiting 🐐

Finally he’s bike!!!

That essay is crazy work

This whole essay is glaze😂😂 All facts tho

7:07 this is why I hate not having a third base umpire. This happens to me all the time

Reid is an extraordinary talent and the epitome of what it means to be a dominant pitcher. As the #1 pitcher in the state of Georgia, his achievements speak volumes about his dedication and skill. His mastery of the craft is evident in every outing, where he consistently outmatches hitters with his elite arsenal. Reid’s ability to shine under pressure and dominate the game is a testament to the countless hours he has put into honing his craft. In every sense, he is a standout player whose impact on the field is nothing short of remarkable. One of the most impressive aspects of Reid’s game is his slider, which boasts an incredible spin rate of 3147 RPM. This pitch is nothing short of elite, baffling hitters as it darts and breaks unpredictably. A slider of this caliber is not something you see often, even at the professional level. It’s the type of pitch that makes batters hesitate and second-guess themselves, knowing they’re up against something special. Reid’s slider is more than a weapon; it’s a statement of his dominance and technical excellence on the mound. Complementing his slider is Reid’s powerful fastball, which clocks in at an impressive 92-93 mph. This pitch gives him a dynamic edge, forcing hitters to contend with both velocity and movement. The combination of speed and precision makes his fastball nearly unhittable, keeping batters constantly on their toes. The way Reid commands his fastball is a reflection of his deep understanding of the game and his ability to execute with precision. It’s no surprise that he has earned such a high-ranking position among pitchers in Georgia. Beyond his raw talent, Reid’s work ethic and leadership qualities set him apart. He approaches the game with a level of professionalism and focus that inspires those around him. Whether it’s through his dedication in practice or his poise on the mound during games, Reid embodies what it means to be a true competitor. He’s not just a remarkable pitcher-he’s a role model for aspiring athletes who dream of reaching his level of success. His humility and determination make him an even more impressive figure both on and off the field. Reid’s impact on the game of baseball in Georgia is undeniable. As the #1 pitcher in the state, he has set a standard of excellence that others strive to reach. His elite slider, explosive fastball, and unrelenting work ethic have earned him a place among the best. More importantly, his character and passion for the game have left an indelible mark on everyone who has had the privilege of watching him play. Reid is not just a pitcher-he’s a once-in-a-generation talent whose legacy will be remembered for years to come.

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Lets goooo! Bring it back!

inner ankle sucks

Hand by 78

Without cup