The best Little League World Series pitcher ever, a breakdown

[@WillyGrippo]

Love that Mexico coach, even if it's a national stage he's still emphasizing what's important

[@beeilve]

The message might be good but his body-language is way too aggressive for it to get through. When communicating with children your communication needs to be a unified front. It was actually really bad.

[@bsvdvj4232]

@@beeilvethey’re Mexican they like 20 mentally they got the message lmao

[@Chafe3]

@@beeilvebuddy you have no idea what you’re talking about. these are kids from a different country that you’ve never interacted with before

[@shoka4095]

Those kids aren't there to have fun they're there to fckin win I would've went another direction with the speech.

[@DarthBane-zf8wv]

Tacos and Burritos

[@WBruce98]

The catcher moving that far outside then trying to frame pitches is hilarious

[@bobbymoss6160]

The Mexican catcher was literally in the dugout... 🤣🤣

[@TheKingMerk]

The glove shoe tie might be the most impressive play in the whole breakdown

[@zach23ize]

For real, I gotta be taking those puppies off to tie my cleats

[@oliverlane9716]

Speaking as an ex soccer goalie, undone laces would stress me out. Could never do them myself, would always need another player to do them midgame

[@brandonwickstrom634]

But what the heck. Loop, swoop and pull? No way. Bunny ears for the win!

[@sirsluginston]

Just ignore the part where the 2nd loop missed and he tucked it into the side

[@rileyesmay]

For real, I can go watch my local club ball teams smack 300 plus foot homers and throw perfect games any weekend during the summer, and these kids are idolized for throwing hard and hitting the ball 250 feet. Then that kid ties his shoes with his batting gloves on, hell I can't even do that

[@blakewalker5231]

We need a breakdown of the catcher last night who aruged that the kid who hit a homerun didn't touch home plate last night. Only to find out after a long process and a replay, he clearly touched it.

[@PackerBacker23]

Yessssss

[@imightbebiased9311]

Nothing like being 100% sure that you're right and the rest of the world is on crazy pills, only to see that, nope, you're the one who is totally wrong... in front of millions of people.

[@actuallykale]

I’d love to see that

[@wereallscrewed9714]

Should be ejected for delay of game unsportsmanlike conduct

[@M58072]

@@wereallscrewed9714 For being wrong?

[@barnold23]

Imagine being one of these kids and scrolling through KZbin this evening, only to see that Jomboy did a breakdown on you. Nice job man. Keep up the good work :)

[@caseythreephoto]

Pitcher has a bright future! His wife and kids must be super proud!

[@HapticID]

LMAO

[@OtoroSabahe]

When he born, he comforted to the doctor not crying

[@jestice75]

Come on man, just because Taiwan used 15-16 year old teens in the LLWS every year for decades, doesn't mean, wait, nevermind.

[@LintEastwood21]

164lbs at 12yr is wild.

[@jestice75]

@@LintEastwood21 I was 155 at 12, but I grew to be 6'4.

[@Lesevesel]

Jomboy seriously needs to do color on LLWS broadcasts. The love he gives to the LLWS games is real.

[@Descan26]

Do more coverage of the LLWS! Watched the game between Texas and Washington yesterday. Crazy defensive game. That one kid from Taiwan is throwing mlb level pitches.

[@nastyeggplant]

The catcher was also doing awesome catching high level pitches at his age

[@jamesmarker3956]

I love how Jimmy’s little box lined up with the time bar. Also, great Mexico coach, dude recognizes what it’s really about at their age.

[@quintit]

holy crap i didnt even notice that, his random edits are so funny

[@larrydube1302]

Did not notice that!😂

[@emmakai2243]

0:56 totally sympathize with the pitcher. I barely broke 5' 90 lbs at age 12. Genetics doesn't care about your life goals.

[@dillonhunt1720]

Lets be real though. Its Taiwan.😁If you know anything about Taiwanese Little League and how seriously their government take it you know they have a very loose definition of "12 years old"

[@joshgarcia6344]

Yeah, I mean I didnt even have my growth spurt till the 11th grade. All the kids who went through puberty early had huge advantages at those ages.

[@CognizantCheddar]

@@dillonhunt1720 I'm sorry to say it, but I agree. There is an all too real chance that kid is actually 14.

[@andyfang9262]

@@dillonhunt1720it would actually be really hard to cheat with the way Taiwan does their LL setups. Their LL teams are elementary school teams. So to get a 14 yo onto the team they’d have to hold them back in school, not to mention deal with parents who’d be upset their kid’s spot is taken by a 14 year old. Taiwan ranks high on the worldwide journalism and free speech standards so the news would be ALL OVER that kind of controversy. But if you’re alluding to their past cheating in the 70’s/80’s yes they cheated harshly back then; it prompted the whole elementary school team rules.

[@jj51688]

@@dillonhunt1720 wow. how come no one is talking about how many taller "men" are on CA, WA, TX teams, etc.?

[@GheeButtersnaps]

Dude, seeing how good kids are getting these days should make everyone excited for the future of baseball! Our sport is alive and well

[@nrm0051]

Problem is a good amount of these kids are just more developed than most kids their age and when other kids catch up their skill set isn’t at the level it should be

[@huehuehue-x3c]

These kids aren't even the top talent in their age group. Anyone who is serious about their kid's development in the sport doesn't even give a thought to putting their kid in a Little League team. When I was 12 we played on full size fields, 7 innings, lead offs, etc. because I played on select travel ball teams.

[@DerekReznik]

@@huehuehue-x3c now you're commenting on sub par KZbin comments. How'd that play work out for you?

[@huehuehue-x3c]

@@DerekReznik did you honestly think that was a witty comment? Yikes.

[@DerekReznik]

@@huehuehue-x3c you use "yikes" unironically lmfao.

[@TheForeverRanger]

Thank you Jimmy for saying Taiwan and not Chinese Taipei. They are an independent nation and we should treat them as such.

[@Shunmin]

A huge thank you from Taiwan!

[@ytcommenter1178]

- 1 novenonagintanongentillion social credit

[@CupGuyDude12]

republic of china best china

[@milesian1]

YES! I was just about to say the same thing, after texting with my dad about this. I said "I spit on that name" (Chinese Taipei). No one in Taiwan identifies with or likes that stupid name. Chiang Kai-shek was such a scumbag.

[@seviren]

Don't let China or The WHO hear you say that.

[@zmoomoo13]

Watching the Phillies watch this game like little kids made my day

[@wheelcha1rman2]

That was so great. Good on those guys!

[@yardenasky]

I love when you do these highlight style videos from tournaments. Keep ‘em coming!

[@chaosawaits]

Makes me nervous watching so many kids throwing sliders at that age but a lot of really cool moments. Love the LLWS breakdowns.

[@flamingfrancis]

Great point because some nations do not allow such pitches, like curve balls, at this age. It was always considered that the physical development required for the pitches did not occur untilaged 14 or thereabouts.

[@jeffwood1631]

Exactly. This is why you're seeing so many kids having Tommy John surgery now, and some of them it's happening in college. I remember playing little league and my coaches all said no throwing breaking pitches whatsoever.

[@joeydevito2772]

I’m like 95% sure this kid is 17 years old

[@BashSchroeder]

Yeah hes not 12, 0 fuckin chance

[@novaxdjokovic9592]

ya he's definitely not 12

[@ccliviolin]

just because its an asian kid doesnt mean they cant be big

[@joeydevito2772]

@@ccliviolin not sure why you are making this about race, the kid looks 17. Idk what to tell you.

[@ccliviolin]

@@joeydevito2772 there are kids with similar builds in the american pool but i dont see anyone talking about them?

[@dav3eii725]

Definitely need a updated recap after the championship match. The northwest v southwest game was just unbelievable. All of these boys and Stella, are playing unbelievable baseball.

[@drrider100]

This was on point. So much emotion.

[@adraino7345]

Those kids looked dumbfound at bat. That’s enough to make a kid realize some tough truths about the world. I am a huge hustle defense guy though so watching them get those saves and dives and last second catches is cool. Besides its the World Series I hope every kid still remembers that they can be proud of themselves just for getting there.

[@psymar]

Keep in mind that little league fields are smaller, too. The pitcher's mound is closer. That 70mph slider? The amount of time they have to react is about the same as a 100mph slider from a big league mound.

[@sundaynightdrunk]

They're seeing the top pitching in their league, something they're not used to seeing all year in their regular games against schlubs.

[@adraino7345]

@@psymar Oh absolutely I don’t put that on them I imagine that’s how I’d look if you told me I had to be at bat there too

[@AliceYobby]

@@psymarthis is just a false myth. It’s about reaction time which has to do with speed and not velocity, which is what that comparison measures. If your comparison held up it should be near-impossible to hit a 30mph ball from 10 feet away as that’s the equivalent of a 270mph pitch from 90feet away. But it’s not, because hitting isn’t about velocity, it’s about speed the moment a ball passes the plate.

[@rusovick]

Or this is a highlight video where only the best pitches and hits are shown?

[@enregalia]

Jimmy, I can see you sliding up to the edge of your seat with the remote in your hand analyzing the "loop>swoop>&pull". Your informed enthusiasm is 2nd to none

[@thisguy8106]

The Seattle Semi Final game was the best LLWS game I've ever seen.

[@shawnanderson6687]

Yup, I said the same thing. Flawless defense on both sides. They were playing like professionals.

[@byronsmith3152]

It was a great game but the best LLWS game I ever watched the Tenn vs California game a few years ago. The 6th inning come back was insane.

[@richardr5143]

Yeah specially since Tx won... Ps I'm a Texan

[@jacksonframe8303]

Yeah, as I’m not from either of those places, I had no impact on the result but what a play by that shortstop to not get walked off against

[@thisguy8106]

@@richardr5143 I couldn't remember who they played when I was typing it. I knew it was a southern team but couldn't remember where at exactly.

[@therevolvingmonk]

Best shoe knot....the Berlutti. Looks good, never comes untied, never slips, and never locks up when you try to untie.

[@sundaynightdrunk]

Does all that but the "never slips." I tie the loops again and then it never slips.

[@chrisfloyd7316]

Love that Jomboy makes sure both teams get some love. LLWS is one of the best sporting events ever.

[@flamingfrancis]

Yes, the all round standards and facilities for these children is right up there with the many and various junior World championships held in many nations throughout the World each year.

[@jaredrobbins4440]

Based Jomboy still calling them Taiwan when LLWS caved to the Chinese Taipei title.

[@jakerose992]

Gotta love Communism

[@NRobbi42]

None of you guys know what you're talking about 💀

[@flamingfrancis]

Taiwan has competed in International baseball as Chinese Taipei for around 50 years. In every WBC since inception in 2006, in several Olympics, in the IBAF Intercontinental Cup since inception in 1973, IBAF World Baseball Cup (event commenced 1938) and have been many times Asian Champions.

[@oaklandunite7747]

Image being a kid and starring in a Jomboy video. A true blessing

[@alexwashington2554]

Mexico lefty delivery at 9:22 was Julio Urias

[@alexwashington2554]

9:18

[@TheGr1mmLord]

As someone who played in the AS-PAC regional tournaments in 2015 and 2016 for team Saudi Arabia, I can say that, although Chinese Taipei was not as intimidating as the Korean team, playing them was like a kick in the balls. The only home run I gave up in my entire Little League career was to a 4’6” kid from Chinese Taipei who took me to right-center.

[@douglinn1583]

Love the LLWS coverage and commentary! Thank Jomboy!

[@JPkalor]

This is awesome.. More little league world series breakdowns please

[@CombatSportsGaming]

What happened to don't throw curveballs and sliders at a young age because of the damage it does to your elbow? Do they not preech that anymore? That's what i remember from my little league days. I was suprised to see everybody throwing nasty breaking pitches lol.

[@johnscustomsaws]

My coach told me the same thing... Now I am rethinking things and I'm pretty sure he just told me that so I stopped giving up runs lol... Cuz if I had that control (which I absolutely did NOT) he would have been totally for it 💯

[@michaelrae9599]

This is the funniest video you've done. It sounded like you enjoyed making it. Thanks for doing the research on the Mexican coach. Nice touch.

[@white6delta]

Is it just me, or are these kids getting better and better each year? Some of these defensive plays are great.

[@ashleyrocha1028]

My son plays club ball for 10U and we were seeing kids this good last year at 9U. We had a 9yo pitcher who was throwing 63mph. It was eye opening how good these younger kids are today. They spend a lot of time on the fields.

[@jtrain47]

I LOVE the LLWS!! These kids with such good sportsmanship and a love for the game giving it their all is so much fun to watch!

[@legbert123]

4:22 CAN we appreciate that Jomboy cant speak the language but still gives a flawless breakdown on expression alone?

[@joshdavis4781]

The old Loop Swoop & Pull🤣🤣🤣! You always say something that makes me laugh out loud !

[@kevinmoncayovillavicencio5596]

I like how you really love baseball, dont matter they age or league is just pure baseball MLB KBO young league... Etc. Thank You Jomboy!

[@CorbCorbin]

@tylerholt6828 The umps are just as bad.

[@bretcheesman-wf4sz]

One of our better ideas over the last 247 years, F'n LOVE IT EVERY YEAR!!! 🇺🇲 To every kid participating, & Jomboy for the vid. TY 👏👏👏

[@cpnpmp94]

As much as I love how good this kid is, I think all of us that understand the game are praying that this kid’s arm makes it to high school ball.

[@billsouza4457]

He looks like he is already in high school.

[@SithScribe21]

I’m for the RI kid that takes-off the glove, did work for that inning, classy baseball all-around, though! Also, as a Braves fan, I HATE to admit that I LOVED seeing the Phils at that game, I would’ve been so excited to play in front of those guys! Good on them!

[@Photognick521]

I’ve had some Canadian teams while umpiring some past time tournaments and those kids could play. They play with wood bats in high school as well.

[@ericg4626]

That Mexico coach is awesome! Gotta keep the love of the game in there. It is all fun at the end of the day!

[@TheUnknown1709]

Best Pitcher I have seen since Danny Almonte

[@mosesbrown4347]

GREAT video! This is just kids baseball fun at it’s finest! Well done Jomboy!

[@squatchh_]

I've watched a decent amount of the LLWS this year and I'm super impressed of the level of ball playing these kids have. I wish I was that good when I was 12

[@huehuehue-x3c]

Wait til you find out that these kids are just barely above average. Kids who play in Area Code or other travel-based leagues are far more talented. There are literally only 2 current MLB players that played in Little League organizations.

[@elijahmeinhard4780]

3:34 that’s how a little league strike shown is and should be. Make kids swing the bat, you can tighten it up after high school

[@Bones12x2]

Jomboy, do a breakdown of the Texas vs Washington game. The defense was crazy in the last couple innings.

[@richardr5143]

He won't because he hates Texas because they root for the astros being 40 mins from Houston... Ps he's a Yankee

[@Thatguyv25700]

Incredible talent and poise on a large stage. That young pitcher is gonna be phenomenal one day in college and hopefully the big leagues.

[@brettrossi034]

WTF DUDE! this kid is absolutely electric to watch. Hes got a lot of talent and hes still a young dude. Im sure he's got a bright future to look forward to

[@georgefrench6876]

Love when you cover LLWS! Great stuff! Keep it coming

[@dlv444]

I always thought most youth catchers in baseball were neglected as far as being taught the fundamentals. I still think that after watching most of these games so far. I would love to see the stats on passed ball runs this season.

[@sntslilhlpr6601]

Good catchers are very rare, especially at this age. Travel teams are able to find them, but with LL they can only draw from their own districts so the chance of having one in any particular area is slim to none.

[@dlv444]

@@sntslilhlpr6601 Don't get me wrong, I saw some fundamentally sound catchers. However what you wrote proves my point. In a whole district of LL players not one coach took the time or had the knowledge to teach basic fundamentals. Catching the top or side of a ball, basic blocking, basic stance with and without runners on base. Kids catching from their knees with players on base at the LL world series is a coach failure not a talent pool failure IMO.

[@imightbebiased9311]

I'm guessing Canada's guy also plays hockey. Basically lives in a mask. :D

[@mezenman]

You’re not wrong. To often a catchers practice is just catch the pitchers. I tried once a week to run catcher only drills. We worked on everything with them. I had multiple stud catchers and we did very well in tournaments. The main thing we stressed was how to receive the ball. Nothing worse than a pitcher throwing a strike and the catcher turning it into a ball.

[@CadChamberlain]

In fairness, being smaller and skinnier its alot harder to block strikes with your body.

[@SmAsh_lee13]

I’m glad I’m not the only one LOVING LLWS! These kids can ball out! Both baseball and softball! Loop, swoop and pull was great 😂

[@johnscustomsaws]

I was one of the best pitchers in our area in little league... made the All-Star team 3 years in a row and won the Cy Young award my last year... With that said #17 makes me realize I was an absolute trash pitcher and now I'm rethinking my entire childhood... Thanks my guy 😢 Edit: Then he hits a nuke lol... RESPECT to all these amazing young athletes... they are just on a different level than when I was a kid and its awesome to see... now my boys are in Little League and it's awesome to see them experience these best years of their childhood... God I love baseball 💯

[@flamingfrancis]

@@jakeminnie6359 You do realise that these tournaments are not country hick events and proper documented photographic identification as is done for say, Olympic Games is mandatory. Ask yourself why a nation would risk any embarrassment by being called cheats at such a high level of global tournament.

[@entropysmith6965]

You do realize that over-age kids have been discovered in the LLWS multiple times?

[@MaxPower-vf8kt]

@@flamingfrancisI’m on the fence about this kids age, too. Some kids are big, or start puberty earlier than others. But there can also be issues like proper birth dates and poor calendar conversion, in some countries. I can’t recall the scenario/story, but I remember reading about an individual who was in a bind over their incorrect age that was the result of their government incorrectly converting their local calendar with the more commonly used Gregorian Calendar. This meant their government documents were wrong.

[@huehuehue-x3c]

@@flamingfrancis China has never been shy about cheating. In fact, the Taipei team has been caught cheating before and were banned until 2000.

[@johnscustomsaws]

@@jakeminnie6359 I actually wouldn't have agreed with you until I saw a post game interview with him 😬 he's got a deeper voice than Batman and with the camera zoomed way in on his face he really does look older than 12... quite a bit older honestly... I still have enough faith in humanity... well in baseball at least... to tell myself that he's actually 12 and just that much of a freak athlete... would be a damn shame if they are cheating... talk about unfair to those kids that have to face that smoke 🔥🔥🔥

[@luisalezard]

FYI @JomboyMedia The strike zone in LL is bigger, does not need to be over the plate. The strike zone is one from the armpits to the knees, and the size of baseball to either side of the plate (pretty much anything between the two batter boxes).

[@samanthabitty2109]

The shwarb, turner, and harper moment has me in tears

[@Ravenholm337]

Love these breakdown/highlights of multiple games.

[@brandoncue3013]

That Asian kid isn’t 12

[@lincolne.4326]

He’s like 14

[@peterjaketalkswrasslin6920]

This was fun. Watching these kids give maximum effort is the epitome of Little League Baseball spirit.

[@chinobandito7625]

He’s gonna blow his arm out by highschool by throwin so many curves and sliders already..

[@YoYoCoCo777]

He is in High School!😂

[@jacobaccurso]

This was SO MUCH FUN, JayBee! These kids were amazing. Yes yes yes… Do another one.

[@Donny-does-it]

So cool for you to do this video. I really enjoyed watching these crumb snatchers play some great ball!! :)

[@ku-fc5nj]

Love the Phillys there in jersey cheering em on…so cool Did they all play in the LL WSa?

[@patricks2645]

Jimmy, I would love some little league breakdowns from 8-10 years ago highlighting up and coming big leaguers during their LLWS run, could be fun

[@BrickReporter]

5' 8" 164 pounds and he's 12!? Give me birth certificate please

[@joebuck120]

That’s not unbelievable at all I played 6’3 220lb 12 year olds dunking on me in basketball

[@MooYaSu]

The pitcher is a 6th grader, 12 years old.

[@Grim-mler]

@@joebuck120 To be fair, that's a very selective group of people. The people who play basketball are very off the norm in terms of height.

[@Grim-mler]

I mean, there's no reason they would lie. Some select few end up starting puberty much earlier than others. The estimated range for when puberty begins is roughly between 9-14, with the average being around 12

[@swastiksaxena6995]

I was 5'6" at 12 years old, 5'4" at 10 years old.. I had 170 lbs approx weight.

[@nicol9114]

6:33 Nasty pitch

[@nachobroryan8824]

Fan Chen-Jun could be the next Danny Almonte, such a great player.

[@hooker9453]

I see what you did there😉

[@joshwowify]

Salty much

[@Jasoos_Jasonda]

Please notice the progression of the jomboy inset with the advancement of the video… brilliant! Also, imagine which of these kids will be in the Mlb in 10-15 years..

[@ethan199303]

Really hard to believe he's 12 given his size and skill level. Swear he's around 16.

[@perniciouspete4986]

Something about his real age may come out in a year or two. That's usually the way it happens.

[@zeked4200]

You kidding? I thought that dude was 35 😂

[@sntslilhlpr6601]

I just don't see how a kid that young can build that kind of leg muscle. Is he just a freak who finished puberty at 10 or something?

[@trickyBasterd]

They’ve had a history of cheating

[@richardr5143]

Biggest cheaters in little league history... yeah he's like 19 or something... shame because they will probably win it all...then get striped a year or two later but honestly they are robbing them kids whoever makes it to the championship

[@rodafowa1279]

I remember when I was on my local Williamsport team. We had some good players. Our "top guy" was already over 6 feet tall and easily threw 70+. He would crush home runs 300+ feet with ease. There was actually a fairly busy road about 75 feet away from the left field fence. He hit a few balls into that street. Needless to say, he was the "talk of the team." When tournament time came, we blew away the first two teams we played. Then, we came up against this pitcher who looked very unassuming. That was until I saw him warming up. I knew he was going to be a problem. He was a lefty, which was rare. He threw hard, probably 65-70 and had a really nasty curve. He struck out our first two batters. I batted third. I'm a lefty as well (although I throw right-handed), but never had any problem hitting against lefties. Not to brag because we're talking about facing 12-year-old kids here (although I was the youngest kid on the team), but I think my batting average that season was .4xx something. I just did my best to emulate Ken Griffey Jr., my favorite player with the best swing of all-time, and it worked. Anyway, in my first at-bat, I got jammed on a fastball, but managed to bloop a single. The kid struck out the big guy I was talking about after that. My second time around, the kid hung a curve, and I destroyed it. That was the only run we managed all game. My third and last time up, he nailed me with a fastball. We lost 7-1 I believe, and I managed two of the three hits we had. After the game, the pitcher came up and apologized for hitting me. He also said I was the only lefty who managed to hit a home run off him the last two seasons. Because I was 11 that season, I was eligible to be on the Williamsport team again the next season. I turned it down and chose to play on the lesser "tournament team" as it was called. I just wasn't into the 3+ hour practices of the Williamsport team, combined with the inflated egos of the kids on the team, plus some of the annoying parents. Definitely had more fun that time around.

[@dillonhunt1720]

You can practically see the moustache stubble on that pitcher 😂

[@MsLane61]

And in the right sun angle, you can see beard shadow. Not buying it, but then, nobody is asking me.

[@TheKingsJarl]

Wow..I’ve never seen a kid that’ll need Tommy-John at 14.. but seriously,thank God it’s not devastating like it used to be. He’s already an absolute pleasure to watch.. 🇺🇸❤️🇹🇼

[@flyte19tql8r]

Yeah... that kid's 12 just like Danny Almonte was.

[@CadChamberlain]

Catcher setting up in the opposite batters box and framing pitches is hilarious

[@sectsappeal1027]

Me, 25 years old, still actively doing bunny ears every day. Thanks Jomboy

[@DropKnow1edgeXV]

You're around the same age as this "12" year old pitcher, then

[@cjp2648]

Can't wait for the ESPN 30 for30 on this kid called "I Am 12".

[@chucknorris5141]

That kid is not 12. No way!

[@buck-johnson]

My favorite Jomboy video ever!

[@HeisenbergFam]

8:40 the way bro rewinds and analyzes guy's leg is respectable attention to detail

[@wavemode69]

Most cold-blooded inning ending I've seen from a pitcher hahaha. "bored."

[@herzogsbuick]

Would love more LLWS coverage Jomboy, so fantastic.

[@camaroboi13]

That dude has his own kids in the stands 😂

[@g1mmedatdome284]

definitely do another one. Great to see

[@simpleanswer8954]

Can anyone say Danny Almonte? I knew you could.

[@vervor]

This might be my fav breakdown ever.

[@ChaseWatkins.]

That’s a 16-year-old 12-year-old.

[@latergator9622]

Pennsylvania's pitcher was silky smooth with that pendulum step

[@aidenkuseski4828]

170 lbs? “I am 12”

[@jamesford4815]

not really his actual weight but the definition he carries in his lower and upper body ,, and of course his face looks like a 14yr - 15yr too

[@plantmom7674]

was waiting for this one!

[@maestro308]

The kid from Taiwan is not 12, let's just be honest here.

[@piggyo22]

He is 12

[@thatoneguy9666]

@@piggyo22I don’t believe it

[@KingOrpheus]

Can NEVER fail with LLWS coverage. ALL IN. ALL WINS.

[@reaganching1967]

The Philippines (AP) grils Junior League team has a great pitcher. Number 24 Erica Arnaiz struck-out 85 in the entire tournament. I hope you have time to take a look at her too. Thank you Jomboy!

[@powwowken2760]

"Best pitcher I've ever seen in the LLWS" Yeah... a 5'8, 160+ pound 'kid' throwing 80mph seems super fishy even if we ignore the LLWS history of numerous cheating scandals.

[@chuckschickbaldtacos]

Why is this adult throwing sliders ?

[@lifted3466]

Framing that pitch 3 feet off the plate is hilarious 😂😂

[@NateClay]

I couldn't stand the pitchers who abused the younger umpires inability to lay off calling the outside pitch. You HAVE to step as close to the plate as humanly possible, and stay close to the pitcher. It might seem counter intuitive but I drew SO many walks that way when I was younger.

[@davidriedy5977]

I feel like if you're standing close to the plate, you're less likely to get that inside pitch called on you since psychologically it's like "that ball almost hit them, I can't call that a strike" when it was in fact right on the inside corner. Maybe I'm wrong though

[@pspn0]

Love the compilation breakdown. I’m not really versed in baseball as I’m still learning and getting more into it ( thanks to you jomboy) but those were some nasty pitches

[@alcapone868]

They need to check that kids ID I don't believe he's 12 lol

[@Nick_315_Palumbo]

No effin way he’s 12! He’s got tree stumps as legs! 🤦🏻‍♂️😳 They have a a deep history of playing older players!

[@jamesford4815]

ID , you mean his marriage certificate

[@margenetadd3069]

Loved the clip and really loved comments

[@DevenP473]

5’8 and 164 at 12 and being athletic is INSANE

[@chuckjones7218]

and probably not true at all

[@stxmps3037]

12 year old almost weighs the same as steven kwan

[@doobeone]

Yes, please do more of the little league. I don’t have cable.

[@DonnieTNJ]

I like how the tiny blonde canadian boy is who you expect to see in these kinds of contests....and here comes Fan Chen-Jun looking like he's 30 years old in comparison

[@michaelrae9599]

I hope that pitcher is actually the age he purported it to be. It's happened before, with an American team and an international team.