The Next Big REVOLUTION In Pitching

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 23 окт 2021
  • FOLLOW ME on all social channels!
    Twitter: / baueroutage
    Instagram: / baueroutage
    Facebook: / trevorbauerofficial
    RUclips: / baueroutage
    Help me get to my goal of 420,000 subscribers by the end of 2021!
  • СпортСпорт

Комментарии • 61

  • @toddgrooms7004
    @toddgrooms7004 2 года назад +1

    I love how much advance thinking your family has put into what the batter sees. Excellent tutorials

  • @DEFGraves
    @DEFGraves 2 года назад +6

    Still one of my favorite players. Truly hope you come back. Miss watching you. Sincerely old Cleveland fan.

  • @BingusBunger
    @BingusBunger 2 года назад +2

    So many videos I love it daddy Bauer

  • @TyranoTortoise
    @TyranoTortoise 2 года назад +8

    Velo and hitting philosophy has changed dramatically from 10-15-20 years ago which allows you to throw a high FB

  • @mikemck4796
    @mikemck4796 2 года назад +2

    My guess is increased pitch variety for the purpose of having movement that counters specific batters natural swing angles. Essentially making the ball as small as possible through the swing area.

  • @michaelsams2160
    @michaelsams2160 2 года назад +2

    Did you ever think about starting a baseball podcast? I'd love the idea of a science/physics based baseball talk tbh

  • @dripps5547
    @dripps5547 2 года назад +6

    #FreeBauer

  • @lunapiena1
    @lunapiena1 2 года назад +1

    Buster dropping Meta! Very Cool!!!

  • @codyhughes148
    @codyhughes148 2 года назад +2

    The next evolution of pitching really depends on whether a “robo-zone” or umpire calls the strike zone. The evolution really will come down to am I working against a human or computer. Until that is known, I don’t think anyone can really say where things will go. I will admit, more pitchers will make in-game adjustments to their grip, arm action, or placement based on regression analytics of how batters change over the course of a game and season.

  • @nbj711
    @nbj711 2 года назад +1

    We need to get Buster an Apple Juice sponsor ! Lmao

  • @arottie4097
    @arottie4097 2 года назад +1

    W0W!

  • @RomancingTheData
    @RomancingTheData 2 года назад

    Hey Trevor how do you personally apply Vertical Approach Angle to your pitching

  • @blu3j3lly45
    @blu3j3lly45 2 года назад

    I love you Trevor

    • @blu3j3lly45
      @blu3j3lly45 2 года назад

      Any news on when you’ll play again?

  • @thebigcnel
    @thebigcnel 2 года назад +7

    Trevor have a video/request. What happens when a big leaguer gets traded when they have a house a family and a life in a certain place? For instance Joc going to Atlanta from LA. Do they sell the house and uproot the family, or what are the things that happen when that happens? Thanks.

    • @k9spjack
      @k9spjack 2 года назад

      Joc signed a Free Agent contract with the Chicago Cubs and was traded in the middle of the season by the Cubs to the Atlanta Braves. And Trevor did a RUclips video about being traded when he was traded from the Cleveland Indians to the Cincinnati Reds.

    • @blink182lives100
      @blink182lives100 2 года назад

      Yea its a whole thing and it really differs from player to player. For example if the player that gets traded is a player with a high salary his agent probably just finds him a house to rent for the remainder of the season, if the player has kids maybe the wife and kids fly out to stay with him for the rest of the season or if the kids are in school maybe they can't just move and the player will have to be away from his family for a while. If the player is a younger player with a lower salary I know sometimes team veterans will be nice enough to let the younger players live with them for a couple of days while they find a spot of their own. In Joc's case he has a wife and kids and has made some pretty good money in his time in the MLB so he probably moved his family out to Chicago and rented a house (because he only signed a 1 year deal) and then when he got traded to ATL he probably found a new house out there to rent for the rest of the season and more than likely brought his family with him because his kids are still really young and aren't in school

  • @jackfletcher7502
    @jackfletcher7502 2 года назад

    Should a pitcher pitch to their strengths or to the hitters weakness

  • @alaxparthur3734
    @alaxparthur3734 2 года назад +11

    Man this person is smart.

    • @anonymous1556
      @anonymous1556 2 года назад

      Ikr I wonder if he played in the mlb?

  • @thecman26
    @thecman26 2 года назад +2

    Buster!
    The next "big thing" Senior Major League Baseball for us old farts who never chased their dreams!

  • @KenGaska
    @KenGaska 2 года назад

    I never looked at tunneling as 'throw everything at the same spot and let the ball movement move the ball around'. I always felt like the tunnel was just the visualization of it ala Pitching Ninja and it demonstrated how the pitcher was able to throw everything with the same arm action. Doesn't mean you throw them all to the same place.

  • @RolandDeschain1
    @RolandDeschain1 2 года назад

    Buster is The Man.

  • @wongfu82
    @wongfu82 2 года назад

    Warren is the 🐐

  • @adamkingston2231
    @adamkingston2231 2 года назад +2

    I think the prevalence of high fastballs has grown because of hitters chasing launch angle as well as pitchers tunnelling pitches. Once hitters started doing upper cut swings pitchers, young and old, realized that they can’t get to the high heaters.

  • @chibbyranjo
    @chibbyranjo 2 года назад

    You mention in the second half of the video about “single pitch philosophy” and about sequences of pitches. Is there something to be learned from cricket in that regard? Cricket bowlers have six balls to beat a bowler before being rotated out for at least six balls. They sequence balls to influence behaviour of the batsmen. Just a thought.

  • @flathat21
    @flathat21 2 года назад +1

    you should make a video on proper arm slot!

  • @kjworld8130
    @kjworld8130 2 года назад

    Describe the perfect catcher.

  • @RootzRockBand
    @RootzRockBand 2 года назад +1

    Trev, why do you think Bueler threw 8 straight fastballs to Rosario with a 1-2 count and served up a tater to right field. Why did he not throw in at least one off speed pitch on that AB with runners on.

    • @cucumber2213
      @cucumber2213 2 года назад +2

      Tbh he probably won’t do any content that has anything to do with the dodgers

  • @CaponeCraps
    @CaponeCraps 2 года назад +1

    You don't hear about pitch sequence in today's ball?? Listen to whitesox announcer/ ex-pitcher Steve Stone. Comments on it EVERY game and is unreal accurate.

  • @CoryDAnimates
    @CoryDAnimates 2 года назад

    The next evolution will be robo umps and calling pitching with zone rules.

  • @rubenjrpolanco4747
    @rubenjrpolanco4747 2 года назад

    Hello trevor

  • @doobielawson702
    @doobielawson702 2 года назад

    Logan Webb was probably the most effective pitcher in the postseason and he pounded the bottom of the zone.

  • @trevortorres6311
    @trevortorres6311 2 года назад

    What is the best way to gain velocity and accuracy as a 13 year old pitcher

    • @henrymorphew318
      @henrymorphew318 2 года назад

      by throwing hard and where you want it to go. A lot.

    • @rico9163
      @rico9163 2 года назад

      gain weight

  • @user-kp7ls7ml1h
    @user-kp7ls7ml1h 2 года назад

    not enough sinker!,, need more command pin point change up pitcher like greg maddux, tom glavine

  • @michaelsarzen2814
    @michaelsarzen2814 2 года назад

    yo

  • @itkcubix
    @itkcubix 2 года назад

    Hi

  • @DavidSchwegler
    @DavidSchwegler 2 года назад

    Would love to hear more from Trevor than "mhm...yeah..right"

  • @johnjasinski4216
    @johnjasinski4216 2 года назад

    watch Cuellar McNally O's

  • @joeswanston1977
    @joeswanston1977 2 года назад

    1. Bring the mics closer, that’s the wrong mic to have far away.
    2. Get nvidia broadcast, cuts out ALL background noise…. Assuming you have a gtx graphics card. (You’re welcome)
    Also do you sponsor people/facilities, Thanks! Lol

  • @coastalgrasslander4511
    @coastalgrasslander4511 2 года назад

    who is that little guy and why is Trevor deferring to him?

    • @OhAnd
      @OhAnd 2 года назад +6

      His dad

  • @landavazoha
    @landavazoha 2 года назад

    One inning pitchers is the future. Owners spending too much money watching multi inning pitchers go injured

  • @Cart_kid
    @Cart_kid 2 года назад +1

    The future of pitching should be better communication with the catcher. They should allow the catcher and pitcher to have mics similar to football. Are the catcher's left behind on some of the sequence theory? I used to be a catcher, and it helped to think forward to one or two pitches ahead.

  • @CityOfHenderson2
    @CityOfHenderson2 2 года назад +4

    Ayo Trevor next time you play the Padres tell tatis he’s my favorite player

  • @BrownBrown270
    @BrownBrown270 2 года назад +1

    I'd like to take Bauer 450+.

  • @666SAVAGES
    @666SAVAGES 2 года назад

    BUSTER IS THE BEST

  • @cucumber2213
    @cucumber2213 2 года назад

    You were one of my favorite players. Sucks that you fucked up so bad.

  • @jonn8911
    @jonn8911 2 года назад +3

    You hide behind a mask to facilitate a task. You don’t know me

  • @joshct9426
    @joshct9426 2 года назад

    Who is this old guy?

    • @OhAnd
      @OhAnd 2 года назад +5

      His dad

  • @miekmom3067
    @miekmom3067 2 года назад +1

    First

  • @selenecathleen1388
    @selenecathleen1388 2 года назад

    wu1rgm
    #von.rent

  • @johnjasinski4216
    @johnjasinski4216 2 года назад

    turn a tree on its side. this guy is an expert?

  • @miekmom3067
    @miekmom3067 2 года назад

    Trevor bauer is hot ngl

  • @douglasnelson4117
    @douglasnelson4117 2 года назад +1

    I dont enjoy the angle. Of the show. Sit at a big table. From the side. Advice

  • @MM-qi5mk
    @MM-qi5mk 2 года назад

    Modern MLB is fucking boring.