60 here. I coached for 18 years.. that age group was absolutely the best.. no drama, except for the bleacher creatures.. I still relive my little league days.. good times
When I was 14 I stole home giving us the winning run make it to the championship, which we eventually won. I'm 37 now and I still think about that. Just last night I thought about the way I clapped after doing it. Lol. So I know what you mean.
I hear That ! I still remember one particular exhibition game LL-at-bat, Way back in April of 1984. I was a month away from turning 14. We played in the High-school field, which was 305, instead of the 265 distance in the Senior division LL-field. I hit the ball about 285 ft. They were playing me Very Shallow cause they didn't think that I could hit the ball more than 200 ft. I was Very Small for my age. Around 4'11 and 90 lbs soaking wet at that time. I had been lifting weights in preparation for that season though. Obviously I built some crazy tendon strength from that 2 months of pre-season weight-training. Anyway, about that ball that I hit. I only got a double out of it. Would've likely been a Home-Run in the standard Senior League LL-Field, unless that one acrobatic chubby Pirates player from the early 2010's was out there in left-field. Travis something. He robbed a Mets player of a Home-Run, back in 2012. I still remember that.
shoutout to all the kids on the team who don't get to practice after practice..who don't get that one on one coaching, or a paid coach coming to their house, or a batting cage in their backyard..the who just have god given talent and a mom who works two jobs, on her way to work, drops you off to practice with a Gatorade and a family member picks you up after. The other kids aren't better than you..they just have different circumstances impacting their success. You can shine too...you just gotta take a different road to get there.
I will never forget my first HR when I played baseball as a kid in the 1990s and it was against the Minnesota Twins and my team was the Kansas City Royals. I was at bat and I hit a hard line drive grounder that went between SS and 3B and it went to the outfield. I ran so fast and made it back to home plate while the ball was still in the outfield. On top of that, I hit my 2nd HR the same day in a later inning. Best times for me as a kid
got this in my recommendation, so you guys probably don’t even remember commenting this. But he posted his comment 8 months ago now, and u only posted it 1 month ago. In 7 months, people get older lol. He was 14 when he commented this 8 months ago. He did the math right.
I had a kid like that on a t-ball team. He didn't homer one, but the kid could play. He should never have been in t-ball, but was too young not to be. I had to warn other coaches when we were batting so he could get his players alert in case Tyler smoked one. He wasn't a huge kid, he just loved baseball. My wife would see him running errands with his mom and he'd have his uniform on eight hours before a game. He brought posters of his favorite players to the chain fence dugout one time and asked if I could hang them up. He was worlds better than any of the other players but you never knew it the way he interacted with teammates and opponents. Great kid.
Wow! That's amazing! Great hit young man!!! Things are different now to when inwas that age. We didn't have b-ball or even coach pitch. When inwas 7 I had a 9 year old slinging the ball. My first over the fence shot, I was 9. This young man has talent!!!
Yup back in the mid 70's when I started playing baseball at that age we actually had a pitcher, I was one of them every year I got a little faster. Batting you never forget that feeling of getting a hold of one, youth baseball into little league are some of my favorite memories of my youth. Mid 50's now ran into somebody who remembered how hard I threw in little league. Funny he said oh no Tom is pitching, we laughed, the glory days of youth.
My dad coached us, loved everything about Little League, almost 50yrs ago and remember like it was yesterday, and too this day I watch the LLWS without fail, it's just around the corner, can't wait... Little League is a blast to play or watch.. You Young-ins have fun...
I remember playing as a kid. I threw a no hitter in T-ball. It was the most exciting moment of my life. I still stay in contact with the team. Go Storm!!!
I never hit a homerun growing up. It made me feel very inadequate, and I think the rest of my life has been spent trying to disprove that feeling I had about myself at a young age. Boy, didn't expect this video to be so thought provoking.
My most memorable one was when I was 10. Dad was the coach and 2nd baseman missed the ball on a play, neither umpire saw it and our runner at 2nd was called out with the ball in right field? My dad said, just go hit the ball out of the park. After doing so... "any other time I asked you to do something you don't listen" RIP - my dad, but seeing grin and laugh walking back to the dugout is a core memory.
Nice Wish we played on fields like that when we were that age I’m 14 Back when I was that age we played on 200+ feet fences that the older kids played on
I play on 200 foot fields and pretty much my whole team can hit a home run on it. I havent gotten mine yet but i almost have so i know i prob will (we are in intermediate btw)
Generally, if you can get good contact on an inside pitch you can hit the ball harder a little bit easier. The hard part is just keeping it fair. That’s why you can see MLB players crushing inside pitches.
Not to take anything away from this kid, cause a home runs a home run. Does that field look extra small to anyone else? The field my kids play youth ball on are 200, and this looks significantly smaller than that. Just saying
@@joe1071 That field is super tiny. He's definitely playing in a league too easy for his abilities. They don't allow that here. Where i played, kids like that do not play COACH PITCH / PITCH TEE. This is a coach or parent that kept this kid in a lower league to overly excel. Counterproductive in my opinion.
Don’t lose your focus son. The game will reward your efforts throughout your entire life. It will bring you joy either playing the game or watching. No other game exist like the game of Baseball.
The best time in baseball for me was when I played Colt League & JV High School baseball. Then I was one of two Juniors that made the Varsity team. JV games were at our goat track of a school baseball field, but Varsity games were at the District Stadium which was at major league standards.
I can relate. I'm 84 now but back in 5th grade, I couldn't make the team. Something happened and they put me in to bat. I hit a home run. We still lost.
Most people here are so stupid. A walk-off is defined as any hit that wins the game. The kid hit a homer, and it won the game by achieving the run rule. End of story.
I'm 69 I wish we'd had that when i was growing up, I don't have Any idea how many times we hit each other, Pitching and throwing to the bases, We were tough, We did cry a lot Ha ha.
I remember I was in tball and my coach accidentally signed us up in a coach pitch team like 10 yrs ago. And we were so much smaller than everyone. But the best part was that I hit a dinger over center field wall. And I jogged by the 2nd baseball and this kid two times bigger than me was like a "oh shit." I was laughing so hard running around the bases lmao
I pitched in little league and remember it was top of last inning. I had a no hitter but I walked 3 in a row to load the bases and Bruce Fulbright used his bat as a tomahawk as my pitch was 2 foot over his head on a full count. He hammered it over the fence for a grand slam. We still won as if it matters but I’ll never forget that tomahawk swing and nailing it over the fence.
I play at a field that has a tall fence the whole way across the whole outfield and it’s pretty tall, like the Green Monster but shorter because I’m 13, and my homie hit like 3 inside park homers off of that thing in one season. It was so tall that he would pop it to the fence, it would hit off of the middle/top of the fence, and he would be at 2nd by the time it hit the ground. He also had enough speed to make it to home because of the outfielders bad arms as well
Little younger then Little League, it was called the farm league and then you played Little League, 10/12 when I was growing up in the 50's. Hope your still playing.
Never have I ever seen a kid that small whack a ball that far! It was awesome. I never played baseball (except sand lot pick up games) my sports were Football, Basketball, and Track, but I can relate to the thrill of success in your sport of choice!
The term walk-off was originally coined by pitcher Dennis Eckersley to describe game-ending home runs that were so deep, you didn't have to look at them as a pitcher. You just "walked off" the field.
Take me back, to golden summers, take me back to that time of friends , let me bat just one more time, let me hit one when it all began… oh take me back, to a time of glory, when we loved…the simple things.
I remember a similar thrill when about 11 or 12 years old in 1972 or ‘73 in Iowa. We were in Catholic school but we didn’t have a full Phys Ed program so they sent us up the street to Wilson Jr High. There was no fence on the field we played on in gym class but even being a scrawny kid I cranked one over the heads of the unsuspecting outfielders. Will never forget the crack of the bat and the roar of the crowd (my teammates). This kid had a great swing for being 7 years old.
I hit 1 career Hr in all my years playing pony ball, little league, teener league, senior league and that was my first year in pony ball and it was inside the park. I finally hit one over the fence in fall ball, I was 18 and it was batting practice but hey I finally hit one over. Yes I kept the ball and still have it...lol...So these little guys hitting them over I'm jealous....lol....congrats young man, you will always remember this
My dad used to be the coach pitcher and he knew my sweet spot so I would hit a long ball every single time lol but the fence was so far that I had to run around all the bases every time so this kid is lucky
"Coach Pitch TRAVEL TEAM" Little league sure has changed a lot since I was in it like 15 years ago My LL was considered one of the better ones in the state and in our coach pitch it was rare to even see a good hit into the outfield let alone a home run. Although I know the bat technology plays a big part but still crazy
Coach pitch? COACH PITCH?!!? What the hell is that? One more reason why I went from Detroit Tiger season tickets in 1990 to never watching the game again.
He's never going to forget that. I'm 65 and I still remember stuff that happened in Little League. Some of the best moments of my life.
yeah there are some moments I can remember extremely vividly from my little league days those are the best fimes
60 here. I coached for 18 years.. that age group was absolutely the best.. no drama, except for the bleacher creatures..
I still relive my little league days.. good times
I’m 35 and I don’t remember shit.
When I was 14 I stole home giving us the winning run make it to the championship, which we eventually won. I'm 37 now and I still think about that. Just last night I thought about the way I clapped after doing it. Lol. So I know what you mean.
I hear That !
I still remember one particular exhibition game LL-at-bat, Way back in April of 1984. I was a month away from turning 14. We played in the High-school field, which was 305, instead of the 265 distance in the Senior division LL-field. I hit the ball about 285 ft. They were playing me Very Shallow cause they didn't think that I could hit the ball more than 200 ft. I was Very Small for my age. Around 4'11 and 90 lbs soaking wet at that time. I had been lifting weights in preparation for that season though. Obviously I built some crazy tendon strength from that 2 months of pre-season weight-training. Anyway, about that ball that I hit. I only got a double out of it. Would've likely been a Home-Run in the standard Senior League LL-Field, unless that one acrobatic chubby Pirates player from the early 2010's was out there in left-field. Travis something. He robbed a Mets player of a Home-Run, back in 2012. I still remember that.
7 year old: i did it i hit a homer
Marlins: we will give you 8 years at 85.5 million dollars just sign here
And then we will trade you for someone garbage and then you’ll have a BREAKOUT season with another team and we will regret our life decisions
eric andrews Jeter won’t pay that! Yankees will!
@@TalksOfLife1 do you play for the marlins or are you an executive? You say "we" like you are a part of the team. Please explain why.
@@cstairs you don’t understand sports talk do you
@@TalksOfLife1 As a Brewers fan I laughed
What a great memory for this kid.
Great memory for sure.....AND for his father behind the camera!
@Massive Huge Balls ohhhhhh 😩
One of the best feelings ever. I'll never forget my first home run.
My last one at age 50 felt just as good as the first one at age 7. A man's bucket list is incomplete without that experience.
I'm 64 and still waiting for my first homerun...... Should I be worried?
I’m 138 I wonder if ill ever hit one
@@deesnuts1 I think you won
Bro I’m a great 2nd basemen I play 14u we won the world series in New Orleans but we located in ga u can give me some hitting advice ?
shoutout to all the kids on the team who don't get to practice after practice..who don't get that one on one coaching, or a paid coach coming to their house, or a batting cage in their backyard..the who just have god given talent and a mom who works two jobs, on her way to work, drops you off to practice with a Gatorade and a family member picks you up after. The other kids aren't better than you..they just have different circumstances impacting their success. You can shine too...you just gotta take a different road to get there.
Don't forget the $250 bat.
yea all my parents money is getting spent on drip😭
I will never forget my first HR when I played baseball as a kid in the 1990s and it was against the Minnesota Twins and my team was the Kansas City Royals. I was at bat and I hit a hard line drive grounder that went between SS and 3B and it went to the outfield. I ran so fast and made it back to home plate while the ball was still in the outfield. On top of that, I hit my 2nd HR the same day in a later inning. Best times for me as a kid
Capp
By the time I’m watching this he is 14 years old, man time really fly’s 🤔
*flies
Can you do math?
15*
got this in my recommendation, so you guys probably don’t even remember commenting this. But he posted his comment 8 months ago now, and u only posted it 1 month ago. In 7 months, people get older lol. He was 14 when he commented this 8 months ago. He did the math right.
According to the latest video, he's a good HS pitcher now.
Was actually a pretty clean swing for a 7 year old. Great follow through too.
he clearly had some cheese dogs
Coach Kent Murphy
Hes my dude
+Ian Pugh when he hit it, i instantly thought "GONE FOREVER. AARON HERNANDEZ!!"
I was like that was almost as far as o j simzons car chase
Was about to comment that, I'm a year late lol
I had a kid like that on a t-ball team. He didn't homer one, but the kid could play. He should never have been in t-ball, but was too young not to be. I had to warn other coaches when we were batting so he could get his players alert in case Tyler smoked one. He wasn't a huge kid, he just loved baseball. My wife would see him running errands with his mom and he'd have his uniform on eight hours before a game. He brought posters of his favorite players to the chain fence dugout one time and asked if I could hang them up. He was worlds better than any of the other players but you never knew it the way he interacted with teammates and opponents. Great kid.
Wow! That's amazing! Great hit young man!!! Things are different now to when inwas that age. We didn't have b-ball or even coach pitch. When inwas 7 I had a 9 year old slinging the ball. My first over the fence shot, I was 9.
This young man has talent!!!
@game day with Hayden but...you didn't get it if it hits the fence
Glory days, glory days, glory dayyyyyyys.
We didn't have miniature fields. We played on the real deal. 350 foot fences. My first over the fence wasn't until I was 15.
Yup back in the mid 70's when I started playing baseball at that age we actually had a pitcher, I was one of them every year I got a little faster. Batting you never forget that feeling of getting a hold of one, youth baseball into little league are some of my favorite memories of my youth. Mid 50's now ran into somebody who remembered how hard I threw in little league. Funny he said oh no Tom is pitching, we laughed, the glory days of youth.
@@jasont7814They'll pass you by....... The wonders of youth! Mid 50's now where does the time go😮
Kids are fortunate now to be able to have these memories on video. Mine are just in my head.
Keep up the hard works 9 years and were still watching this video I just hit my first over the fence homerun and I'm 11
My dad coached us, loved everything about Little League, almost 50yrs ago and remember like it was yesterday, and too this day I watch the LLWS without fail, it's just around the corner, can't wait... Little League is a blast to play or watch.. You Young-ins have fun...
Brought tears to my eyes remebering time on the field with my gpal as coach #coach bright gone but never forgotten
Man them are the best years of a kids life, no women problems, no money problems just having fun....
That pitcher wasn't even trying. Who hangs a changeup like that?
It was coach pitch
caitlynn clark it was a joke
@@caitlynnclark6652 r/woosh
It’s coach pitch and if he threw a change up, let’s be honest here, the kid wouldn’t be able to hit it
Baseball Kid it’s a joke
I remember playing as a kid. I threw a no hitter in T-ball. It was the most exciting moment of my life. I still stay in contact with the team. Go Storm!!!
You Can't pitch in tee ball💀
Probably a corked aluminum bat.
ya, lol
ya sure
I think its a composite.
You can't cork an aluminum bat. You can wrap it tho, but it's kind of the same concept
David James the kid has skills for 7 that’s a beautiful swing
Never seen a person so happy to give up a home run, good job coach
That young man has a surprisingly good swing!
I never hit a homerun growing up. It made me feel very inadequate, and I think the rest of my life has been spent trying to disprove that feeling I had about myself at a young age. Boy, didn't expect this video to be so thought provoking.
Life time memory for that young man...nice going
My most memorable one was when I was 10. Dad was the coach and 2nd baseman missed the ball on a play, neither umpire saw it and our runner at 2nd was called out with the ball in right field?
My dad said, just go hit the ball out of the park. After doing so...
"any other time I asked you to do something you don't listen"
RIP - my dad, but seeing grin and laugh walking back to the dugout is a core memory.
Tell this kid his swing is fantastic all his fundamentals are 💯
Who still loves how wholesome this video is in 2023?
THE ROIDS' ARE FOR REEAAALLL
I started my baseball journey at 8 years of age. Gotta a hit my first ever at-bat. This young man looks to have many years of exciting memories!
Daaaang, when I was 12 I couldn't hit it over our 200 feet fence, and this kid is 7 cranking it out of the park! Great job kid!
probs cause its coach pitch, still impressive tho.
@@LaDingleberrySoapEaterII and the fence isn't 200'
I don't think that fence was 200'.
This gives me goosebumps! Unforgettable moment
great swing, beautiful follow-through. (especially considering the ratio of the bat's weight to the human's weight)
Consider this ratio
The guy has a great punch! I'm delighted!
That was a nice hit !! Love hearing that sound of the ball getting smashed by an aluminum bat !!! 👍👍
There's nothing to make a father more proud !!!
Nice
Wish we played on fields like that when we were that age
I’m 14
Back when I was that age we played on 200+ feet fences that the older kids played on
I play on 200 foot fields and pretty much my whole team can hit a home run on it. I havent gotten mine yet but i almost have so i know i prob will (we are in intermediate btw)
@@P72962 nice
I’m on 300+ foot fields now
that was insane that seven year old has more power then I do and the pitch was inside
Generally, if you can get good contact on an inside pitch you can hit the ball harder a little bit easier. The hard part is just keeping it fair. That’s why you can see MLB players crushing inside pitches.
@@Colton4444 inside pitches are the best pitches for hitting the ball hard and far
Not to take anything away from this kid, cause a home runs a home run. Does that field look extra small to anyone else? The field my kids play youth ball on are 200, and this looks significantly smaller than that. Just saying
@@joe1071 That field is super tiny. He's definitely playing in a league too easy for his abilities. They don't allow that here.
Where i played, kids like that do not play COACH PITCH / PITCH TEE. This is a coach or parent that kept this kid in a lower league to overly excel. Counterproductive in my opinion.
I will always love baseball. From little league to the majors. Love everything about it.
150 ft fence but any home run. is awesome!
This is how to play and just have fun learning how to play the game. It’s all about the love of the game
0:23 That "YEEEAAAAAHHHHH" hahahahaha
Don’t lose your focus son. The game will reward your efforts throughout your entire life. It will bring you joy either playing the game or watching. No other game exist like the game of Baseball.
That kid's swing is better than most kids double his age
The best time in baseball for me was when I played Colt League & JV High School baseball.
Then I was one of two Juniors that made the Varsity team.
JV games were at our goat track of a school baseball field, but Varsity games were at the District Stadium which was at major league standards.
At least he did not have to hit of a 65 mph pitcher machine like me when I was seven, but good hit
That was awesome!!! Kids got a nice batting stance as well… Feet shoulder length apart, A little bend in the knees, elbow up and eye on the ball.
nice swing for a 7 year old, damn.
I can relate. I'm 84 now but back in 5th grade, I couldn't make the team. Something happened and they put me in to bat. I hit a home run. We still lost.
The team might have lost but you certainly won that day
I love watching i!!! It just brings back so many great memories as a kid
Congratulations! That was awesome! Mr. Little clutch...JP
Most people here are so stupid. A walk-off is defined as any hit that wins the game. The kid hit a homer, and it won the game by achieving the run rule. End of story.
I'm 69 I wish we'd had that when i was growing up, I don't have Any idea how many times we hit each other, Pitching and throwing to the bases, We were tough, We did cry a lot Ha ha.
Great shot! Great swing!
I’m so jealous but also so happy for the guy.
I remember I was in tball and my coach accidentally signed us up in a coach pitch team like 10 yrs ago. And we were so much smaller than everyone. But the best part was that I hit a dinger over center field wall. And I jogged by the 2nd baseball and this kid two times bigger than me was like a "oh shit." I was laughing so hard running around the bases lmao
crazy story I bet that happened
Thats cap
U didn't hit a homer in tball
Cool
Sick story bro, mike trout watched the whole thing too?
I pitched in little league and remember it was top of last inning. I had a no hitter but I walked 3 in a row to load the bases and Bruce Fulbright used his bat as a tomahawk as my pitch was 2 foot over his head on a full count. He hammered it over the fence for a grand slam. We still won as if it matters but I’ll never forget that tomahawk swing and nailing it over the fence.
great hit I have hit a inside the parker like 13 times but never over the fence
LaNita Frost same
I play at a field that has a tall fence the whole way across the whole outfield and it’s pretty tall, like the Green Monster but shorter because I’m 13, and my homie hit like 3 inside park homers off of that thing in one season. It was so tall that he would pop it to the fence, it would hit off of the middle/top of the fence, and he would be at 2nd by the time it hit the ground. He also had enough speed to make it to home because of the outfielders bad arms as well
Same
Little younger then Little League, it was called the farm league and then you played Little League, 10/12 when I was growing up in the 50's. Hope your still playing.
Great hit I'm 10 and I can't hit that good
So we both 13 rn?
Never have I ever seen a kid that small whack a ball that far! It was awesome. I never played baseball (except sand lot pick up games) my sports were Football, Basketball, and Track, but I can relate to the thrill of success in your sport of choice!
The fence is super close in these little kid's leagues.
@@BornIn1500It's still impressive when you consider the age, weight and lack of muscle in a kid that age.
I played there the field behind it on a tournament i think in Georgia
That’s a big 7 year old! Nice hit
Little J.D. drew in the making :) hehe Awesome
The term walk-off was originally coined by pitcher Dennis Eckersley to describe game-ending home runs that were so deep, you didn't have to look at them as a pitcher. You just "walked off" the field.
Kid will always remember that walk off!! that was awesome
Good swing! Stayed inside the ball and swung hard all the way through the zone.
Dad tossed em a cookie 😂
Take me back, to golden summers, take me back to that time of friends , let me bat just one more time, let me hit one when it all began… oh take me back, to a time of glory, when we loved…the simple things.
Really good form on his swing
I have seen so many bad clips like a bunt where it was fielders choice and 3 errors being called a HR and finally I find clip that was good
The first homerun over the fence is the best feeling
The best moments in life!
I remember a similar thrill when about 11 or 12 years old in 1972 or ‘73 in Iowa. We were in Catholic school but we didn’t have a full Phys Ed program so they sent us up the street to Wilson Jr High. There was no fence on the field we played on in gym class but even being a scrawny kid I cranked one over the heads of the unsuspecting outfielders. Will never forget the crack of the bat and the roar of the crowd (my teammates).
This kid had a great swing for being 7 years old.
That's a 7 year old hitting a 175 feet homer dam
im 11 and our field are 220 nown line and 240 to center soooo
You are 4 years older and you should be playing on 200 - 250 plus fields. Not sure what you trying to tell me.
+Steve Rediger He prob plays little league with the tiny fields, when I was 11 I was on 250-275 ft fields
I have no clue what this 11 year old is talking about, but he must be trying to imply that he hits dingers on that midgety-ass field of his
+Steve Rediger bruh seven and still doing coach pitch?
Who else randomly got this on their recommendations? Nice hit!
damn lotta ignorant haters here.
"travel " team, almost like select team?
I hit 1 career Hr in all my years playing pony ball, little league, teener league, senior league and that was my first year in pony ball and it was inside the park. I finally hit one over the fence in fall ball, I was 18 and it was batting practice but hey I finally hit one over. Yes I kept the ball and still have it...lol...So these little guys hitting them over I'm jealous....lol....congrats young man, you will always remember this
7u TRAVEL TEAM
I like how the ump followed all the way to make sure he touched the plate. Send this man to the MLB!
Me recuerda a mi infancia de niño yo jugaba BASEBALL 😭
when I was 4 I hit a grand slam over the fence. It is hard so great job kid!!!
This coach’s players are “absolute savages in the box!”
Best feeling in baseball.
Number 5 haircut is amazing
Good hit!!
this kid is al bundy now, reliving his one glorious moment, the only one he'll ever have
Wow, I did not realize this was going to be his biggest moment.
The first reason is that he's #6 and that's the best baseball number. Also he had some cheese dogs
Nice job kiddo! Good form and everything!
Gives his kid steroids
The next Ronald Acuña Jr, Mookie Betts, Fernando Tatís, whatever you wanna call it; this kid's ability to homer should not go unnoticed. 👀💙‼️
Never seen a pitcher so happy about giving up a home run!
The coaches reaction
he just unlocked a core memory
He used a big barrel bat
And.........
Jack Neeser it is probably “select” or “travel ball” I’m pretty sure you can use big barrels no matter what the age group is
How do u know listen that not a big barrel u can tell by the sound of the bat
In travel you can use a big barrel
My dad used to be the coach pitcher and he knew my sweet spot so I would hit a long ball every single time lol but the fence was so far that I had to run around all the bases every time so this kid is lucky
How far are the fences
centerfield says 23
they are not 23ft the infield is bigger then that.
Flying Eagle you do know it was a joke right
I would say around 150
Corey Taubr 150 maybe lower
Coach gave up an absolute dinger. 🔥
Last I checked, 12-5 is not a walk-off.
Great job little buddy!! Great job!!!!!
Good hit but the fence so shrort
he was a little kid...
He's 7😐
he is 7 years old dude
not like you could hit it that far
Devyn Schumacher I hit it out a 200 foot fence when I was in my last year of tball and out of big league dreams when I was 10
He's a little kid! This is one of his best moments of his childhood maybe! Don't ruin it for him!
God bless that pitcher, he looks happier than the the kid who hit the dinger.
In little league I had an inside the park home run…with the help of the fielding teams massive amount of throwing and catching errors.
"Coach Pitch TRAVEL TEAM"
Little league sure has changed a lot since I was in it like 15 years ago
My LL was considered one of the better ones in the state and in our coach pitch it was rare to even see a good hit into the outfield let alone a home run. Although I know the bat technology plays a big part but still crazy
Coach pitch? COACH PITCH?!!? What the hell is that? One more reason why I went from Detroit Tiger season tickets in 1990 to never watching the game again.