Juan Pierre : How to Steal Third Base

[@Airforceproud95]

Favorite ballplayer of all time

[@kevingohdcantgo10_0]

Ok

[@pandaland1]

Everybody remembers the sluggers, but Pierre was the master of putting pressure on the game and pushing runs.

[@157dodgers]

One of my favorite players 🙌🏽

[@lamarbrown619]

Legend ✅💯

[@betsysong4289]

Good job

[@matthewmesserly5642]

Juan, love you, but you didnt shuffle on the one or two looker?

[@malachirosario9766]

Good

[@1251wire]

I know this sounds silly but wouldn't soccer player Messi be super awesome at stealing bases

[@javimiami92]

Drogba.

[@glennkrzeminski7539]

Isn't the "shuffle-shuffle" a delayed steal tactic? I didn't see you use shuffle-shuffle on either the "one look" or "two look" steals and you're waaaay past shuffle-shuffle to be talking about taking your lead off second.

[@TheHometownfan]

Glenn Krzeminski shuffle shuffle go in a steal is how all good major programs teach to steal in high school and into college as well. The idea is gaining momentum or “rolling” into it. These shuffles are usually quicker and shorter than your normal secondary shuffles youd use in a non action play or delayed steal. In a steal you may sometimes only get a single shuffle in. Or you can also walk into the steal like how ricky henderson did. But you need momentum