The Evolution of Bryson Stott

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  • Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 46

  • @TurdFerguson643
    @TurdFerguson643 Год назад +123

    He works the pitchers pretty well too, I can’t count the amount of times he goes down 1-2 in the count and somehow finds a way to foul the ball off multiple times until he gets something hittable

    • @kingkobra_1945
      @kingkobra_1945 Год назад +4

      exactly why i didn’t care about his playoff stats. he works counts

    • @bucketboy12345
      @bucketboy12345 Год назад

      40 Games to go till Maris ,

    • @aaronbuckwalter96
      @aaronbuckwalter96 Год назад

      Good point. This often goes unnoticed but frustrates pitchers immensely.

    • @bucketboy12345
      @bucketboy12345 Год назад +1

      That is mostly bc he is hunting off speed, lately the Phillies have taken an approach hit offspeed stuff and let the Fastballs go ,

    • @ZachJenkins
      @ZachJenkins Год назад

      totally. he essentially plays pickle when he's got 2 strikes. how many times have we seen him slap something in for a hit with 2 strikes?

  • @xlostmanx5693
    @xlostmanx5693 Год назад +72

    He reminds me of chase utley a lot young kid with great potential hope my Phillies win the WS again

  • @dunkelmonkey
    @dunkelmonkey Год назад +10

    It's been great to watch his maturation as a hitter, those who don't get to see him every day are missing out

  • @10DollarProductions
    @10DollarProductions Год назад +8

    He looks like he put on some weight and muscle too. Excited to see Stott's career coming along this early on.

  • @rdigital854
    @rdigital854 Год назад +15

    A pest of a hitter. Great lead off man.

  • @btcurry1
    @btcurry1 Год назад +4

    Stott is gonna be one of the best of all time. Doesn't hurt that Harper's a mentor

  • @dhaub7174
    @dhaub7174 Год назад +1

    Awesome breakdown

  • @EternalSkies1999
    @EternalSkies1999 Год назад +11

    Love the breakdown on one of my favorite players on the team. He definitely looks better than last year.

  • @shanemillard608
    @shanemillard608 Год назад +23

    That last swing looked an awful lot like Harper. He's probably helping him out.

    • @Nasty0ldTree
      @Nasty0ldTree Год назад +9

      Definitely. They’re actually best friends, Bryce was the one who convinced the Phillies to draft Bryson in 2019. They’re from the same town and have lived together before so he’s definitely got some pointers from him for sure.

    • @shanemillard608
      @shanemillard608 Год назад +2

      @@Nasty0ldTree Interesting. I didn't know all that.

    • @geg6315
      @geg6315 Год назад +1

      @@shanemillard608 yeah they were roommates in spring training or something like that

  • @brihmendiola4347
    @brihmendiola4347 Год назад +2

    One of the best in MLB right now. Good eyes, good reflexes, good swing, speed and agility. And he is improving everyday.

  • @PatrickProductions12
    @PatrickProductions12 Год назад +1

    This kid was my favorite player last year when I first got back into watching baseball. I loved everything about him from the beginning and his was the first jersey I got. This year, having an incredible season and making people talking about him. So cool. He'll go far

  • @LAsMostwanted
    @LAsMostwanted Год назад +12

    The most I know about this Guy is from ( Fuzzy mlb recaps & gaming )dudes a stud

  • @rentslave
    @rentslave Год назад +9

    When Harper comes back to play first,the entire infield will be comprised of first round picks,as will 2 of the 3 outfielders.The other 2 are second and third rounders.

  • @lilcup5437
    @lilcup5437 Год назад +2

    702 makes ballers baby!

  • @kirbykong4677
    @kirbykong4677 Год назад

    I’m glad Stott is getting some recognition finally

  • @benjaminwaterhouse9417
    @benjaminwaterhouse9417 Год назад +4

    the progressive signs lining up is fantastic

  • @BDizDaBest
    @BDizDaBest Год назад +2

    Why can’t they just give him a little remote thingy to control the screen himself instead of him saying “pause it,” “run it” to the producer every five seconds?

  • @terrytitus5291
    @terrytitus5291 Год назад +1

    I expected him to better this season,from the time he was sent to AAA,he has been hitting the ball well!

  • @isaiah8998
    @isaiah8998 Год назад +1

    This infield will be insane for years with trea and stott

  • @kingkobra_1945
    @kingkobra_1945 Год назад +2

    him having bryce harper as a mentor is huge. they are both right handed throwers and left hitters who dealt with swing changes

  • @natebaumann2001
    @natebaumann2001 Год назад +1

    He’s HIM

  • @Lizzyc0077
    @Lizzyc0077 Год назад +1

    We’re talkin’ about the Fightins’ !

  • @kingkobra_1945
    @kingkobra_1945 Год назад +1

    he couldn’t hit a fastball but crushed breaking balls. now is he on everything

  • @smithnwesson990
    @smithnwesson990 Год назад

    Stott and Bohm could be solid Phillies for years to come.

  • @krisinhere1691
    @krisinhere1691 Год назад +7

    Stottie too Hottie

  • @scottwilhelm-mb3nr
    @scottwilhelm-mb3nr Год назад

    Kid is special

  • @wizardwhohasmorempthanhp
    @wizardwhohasmorempthanhp Год назад

    I"m not sure if he was no-stride last year, but he is this season

  • @paulmckenna9492
    @paulmckenna9492 Год назад +2

    Marsh avg I’m actually a more surprised . Two nice young players.

    • @Soundofsilver2007
      @Soundofsilver2007 Год назад

      Exactly they obv traded for him with his defense at CF in mind. I wonder how that Catcher the Phillies sent is doing? Last I checked he’s creeping towards being a 🔝 50 prospect overall and the 🔝 Angles prospect for now.

    • @GatsbyCioffi
      @GatsbyCioffi Год назад

      Not just the average, but he's also 2nd in all of baseball in slugging and OPS. Maybe the Phillies traded for the right Angels CF after all 😂

    • @aaronmsmith6
      @aaronmsmith6 Год назад

      @@Soundofsilver2007 O’Hoppe was a top 10 prospect in the Phillies organization when we had him but was being blocked by JT. He started this year tearing it up with the Angels but hurt his shoulder in a game against the Yankees the other day. Not sure exactly what he did but he came out of the game in a lot of pain

  • @chrisbarts7118
    @chrisbarts7118 Год назад

    Is Google teasing me with this post? Am I ever going to get MLB Network back?

  • @Soundofsilver2007
    @Soundofsilver2007 Год назад

    Bryce’s Son.
    Both he and Bryce have known each other for 10+ years due to family connections I believe?

  • @phifan-mia1503
    @phifan-mia1503 Год назад

    We are good on offense if stay healthy! It's our starting pitching that is horrific. We'd have at least 20 wins if wasn't for the terrible pitching.

  • @shakycameratheater
    @shakycameratheater Год назад +1

    Media trying to jinx a 2nd year infielder. Phillies have a keeper if they want him

  • @anonymousanonymity2815
    @anonymousanonymity2815 Год назад +1

    A lot is luck, his babip is stupidly high and his exit velo is down from last year
    That being said, he’s hitting high fastballs which he couldn’t do at all, and I’ve seen a lot more extra bases from him or at least feel like I have

  • @erikl6988
    @erikl6988 Год назад

    I'm sorry but what the hell does more athletic in the box mean? Sounds like silly baseball talk.

    • @garrettcross7545
      @garrettcross7545 Год назад

      Simply means more balanced, think of athletic meaning a base running stance, defending in basketball, db in football pre snap. So him being too open while also his chest being a little too bent over caused him to not have time to get his foot down square and hit higher pitches with velo, and now being a little more “athletic” aka a little more closed for balance and simplicity and chest higher not leaned over helps his body move athletically and hit that higher velo up in the zone.