How do all these college OFs on TV have such huge A2000 gloves, but I can never find anything bigger than 12.5". What are they using??? Does Wilson make larger A2000s for colleges that they don't sell to the public?
This makes it sound like the if catcher drops the pitch, the batter could just kick it away since the catcher is not in the act of catching or throwing. And I know that can't be true, so there must be something else that would cover it, right?
We had a high school game last week against a team that was using the same type of electronic wristband system that is used in college for the pitcher and catcher to receive the pitch call.
From the link you posted. This might have something to do with the baseball side.
Notes: Little League baseball’s birthday cutoff was August 1 when this cohort of players entered that system, but changed to May 1 several years ago. 2011-12 NCAA Division I first-year student-athletes...
You completely missed my point. Birthdates in any particular grade can and do span far greater than any particular 12 month period . It's a fallacy to think that the kids in a particular grade are all born within the same 12 month period. That might have worked 50 years ago, but it's not...
See Malcolm Gladwell. I was giving daywalker a hard time because he said that most college player birthdays come from 8 months of the year. Basically, the theory (and reality) goes that when kids are in 8u or 10u, older kids (those born in the 1st few months of the year) get selected for the...
Ages of children will span a 2 year time period in any given class, especially as more and more children redshirt kindergarten. This is a silly thing to chase.