Well, here it is...

[_MIA_]

I see what you did there.

Just trolling man..

 

[BucketDud]

Here we go with skid marks again...

It just seemed so obvious given the comment. Obviously Bernie didn't think so.

 

[LEsoftballdad]

Just trolling man..

You? Never...

 

[_MIA_]

You? Never...

Hard to believe I know. I am still waiting for mydogeaston to show up at my office..

 

[Vertigo]

Just trolling man..

I think you should add that to your sig line, “Just trolling since 2016.”

 

[_MIA_]

I think you should add that to your sig line, “Just trolling since 2016.”

Done..

 

[The Man In Blue]

One of my younger sisters would always give people the pinky since my mom would get mad if she gave the finger. My mom had to explain to her that the finger itself wasn't the problem. It was the intent behind it.

Still, the pinky kind of became a thing for us. There's a picture I'm not going to post of my three sisters and I all giving the pinky at my wedding.

Total tangent: My students started biting their thumbs at one another after we read Romeo and Juliet last year. They just like to think they are getting away with something ...

... like many coaches and crow hoppers.

 

[rjgarcia76]

You should watch some old videos of Mike pitching and tell me if his leaping didn't give him an advantage. The point is he's not impartial. He can say it gives no discernable advantage, but he never pitched with a drag.

Help me understand something here...in one post you refer to leaping as "bad mechanics" and in another you talk about leaping giving an advantage. If it's an advantage, wouldn't that make it superior mechanics???

In all seriousness though, my kid's a leaper and I haven't been able to break her of the habit in 4 years of pitching. I personally feel like it's hindering her development as a pitcher. Now if she could re-plant, I'd probably feel differently...

 

[Gtrips07]

Help me understand something here...in one post you refer to leaping as "bad mechanics" and in another you talk about leaping giving an advantage. If it's an advantage, wouldn't that make it superior mechanics???

In all seriousness though, my kid's a leaper and I haven't been able to break her of the habit in 4 years of pitching. I personally feel like it's hindering her development as a pitcher. Now if she could re-plant, I'd probably feel differently...

Sounds like it is time for a pitching coach.

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[rjgarcia76]

Sounds like it is time for a pitching coach.

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She'd definitely gain a lot from seeing a quality, IR instructor and then putting in the work. Those are nearly non-existent where we live, though.

Pitching is only something she started doing because she'd have to do it on our school team (rural OK, K-8 school). She probably won't continue pitching when she gets to 9th grade unless she has to.