Love the sportsmanship from opposing teams in these. From admiring the home run to giving high fives as the batter runs the bases. Teaching these kids right
I went to the llws great lakes regional tourneyment a few years back and we had this kid who was about 5'10 at the time (at 12 years old) who could really hit hard home runs and not actually in the regional tournament but in the state tournament he hit a walk-off homerun so far gone that we went back and measured how far from the fence it was and we measured around 275 feet, a complete bomb. That was an awesome game
The era of the combats was wild. My last couple years of LL were the last years for the bats. I remember hitting balls further with a LL bat than a BBCOR HS bat.
We had the Easton Reflex when I was coming through in the 90's and that thing was stupid hot. That and the Black/Teal TPX, I can remember hitting absolute nukes with those, and the hot corner was literally dangerous.
Most folks don't realize how hot the old bats were before they changed the standard to the USA bats. Swinging some of those old bats on the small fields was a blast back in the day.
I would opt for height/weight limits. Children at this age are wildly apart on development. Some of these "little" leaguers are as big as grown men - not fair!!
@@1badtubemanit’s not fair to not let kids play because they have good genetics lol. To say it’s not fair because they’re better is kinda dumb just let them play
I think they should make the fields deeper in center field than at the foul poles, same as in professional baseball. That would help a little and also be truer to the game.
The Little League power swing is strikingly different than the modern Pro power swing. Most of these hitters finish mid-level around their waist and under their front shoulder, which is a key sign of a cut swing. It's the best way to hit the high pitch rather than swing up and finishing high to hit the high pitch like is taught in the pro swing. The LL teams that teach the cut swing excel and make it to the LLWS. The LL teams that teach the modern pro swing lose.
I hit two home runs in Little League both in the same game and both cleared the fence higher than the score board. Looking back I was not known as a power hitter more of a kid who hit for average and stold bases. I did have an inside the park home run when I walked never slowed rounding first stole second as the throw to first went into right field, went to third and the throw there went wild and I made it to score. Bet you never saw one like that?
im in 13u single a and i hit a 275 foot ball but it wasnt a homer bc our normal 264 foot park was rained out and i was on a 305 foot field it was only a double.
You have to love the juiced bat era, pre 2017 when Little League made bat makers to entirely changed the composition of all bats. Most of these home run bombs were pre 2017 (look at the year on the screen) and would have been a can of corn 2017 until present, again, MOST, not ALL of them. It's very hard to hit a home run today, look up the stats per LLWS website before 2017 and 2017 to now, a huge difference. Home runs are fun and exciting to the players, coaches, fans and viewers. I know safety safety safety, Little League, you lost a lot of viewers. Hitting a home run is an amazing memory for any kid at any level. I hit several bombs myself in the 1980s, when the aluminum bat technology was new and terrible, it was like hitting with a tin can and the balls were like hitting a mashed potato, but I remember every single one of those homers 40 years later.
I noticed this too, except the kid from Louisiana. Makes you wonder how truthful the teams are about the ages of these kids. The kid from Japan hit the ball right above his wrists as was jammed inside….. Still hit it out…..
@@chucke4294 I mean do you understand biology my dude? The difference in growth between kids at such a young age is huge. I was under 5ft going into my freshman year of highschool 3 years later I'm 5'8
These kids look 15 years old or more playing little league. They need to be playing on 300 foot fields with all the juiced bats and stuff now. A popup mostly is a HR with these tiny fields compared to the size of some of these kids.
That would be a triple at a MLB Ballpark if these players smash the balls 300+ feet. Let's see if they can hit a Home Run against a Pitcher from the MLB, with 90+ MPH pitches!
You don't home runs like that first one because the bats are too light and like a twig. It seems like after about 2014 or so the bats got too light. They stopped hitting bombs so far
Most of these aren’t even good contact. Hitting the bottom half of the ball shouldn’t be a home run but when you’ve got a metal bat and the home run fence is like 200 feet…
Love the sportsmanship from opposing teams in these. From admiring the home run to giving high fives as the batter runs the bases. Teaching these kids right
Yea man high five me for pimp dick slapping my fastball 100 feet over center.
I don’t want to see people in the pros after somebody hits a 500 ft cockshot high fiving the hitter that’s not sportsmanship
No.
Some full size men out there hitting tanks.
I am 12
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18-0 top of the third is crazy
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I’m glad they kept scoring, teach them young not to follow the unwritten rules, hopefully this next generation will eliminate them and fix baseball.
The kid who is pitching on that first homerun? Yeah, his reaction was everything!
I went to the llws great lakes regional tourneyment a few years back and we had this kid who was about 5'10 at the time (at 12 years old) who could really hit hard home runs and not actually in the regional tournament but in the state tournament he hit a walk-off homerun so far gone that we went back and measured how far from the fence it was and we measured around 275 feet, a complete bomb. That was an awesome game
275ft from the fence?? It must’ve been 475-500ft 😭
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The era of the combats was wild. My last couple years of LL were the last years for the bats. I remember hitting balls further with a LL bat than a BBCOR HS bat.
We had the Easton Reflex when I was coming through in the 90's and that thing was stupid hot. That and the Black/Teal TPX, I can remember hitting absolute nukes with those, and the hot corner was literally dangerous.
Combat B2 was basically a rocket launcher
i loved those exo grids the red one and those demarinis were insane lol
BBCOR was the pusification of high school baseball. I remember the "ruling" well.
B2 Combat gave a lot of kids D1 offers than they were humbled with bbcor or wood
Most folks don't realize how hot the old bats were before they changed the standard to the USA bats. Swinging some of those old bats on the small fields was a blast back in the day.
I was in these play-offs in Pennsylvania around the early 70's . What terrific fun!
This was so great to see all these young people, doing what they love but to see a team from Uganda really blessed my soul...
The opposing catcher low key giving the home run hitter a low five in the first clip is fantastic
the crazy thing is the hand eye coordination...these kids sending all kinds of pitches to the moon
My name is big Al and I hit dingers 😂😂
When kataro is now a japan nationals player
About time for LLBB to move the field back. Same distances as when I played LLBB back in the early 60's. Kids are much bigger, metal bats.
I would opt for height/weight limits. Children at this age are wildly apart on development. Some of these "little" leaguers are as big as grown men - not fair!!
@@1badtubemanit’s not fair to not let kids play because they have good genetics lol. To say it’s not fair because they’re better is kinda dumb just let them play
I think they should make the fields deeper in center field than at the foul poles, same as in professional baseball. That would help a little and also be truer to the game.
so many old dudes busting their ass trying to catch the ball. had me dying the whole video 🤣🤣
How could you miss Luke Ramirez? He had some bombs!
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His HR’s were crazy elevated , but they landed like 3 feet from the fence
4:11, Masato is 5’9, 217lbs?!?!
Lil Eric sim 😂😂😂
These kids came out the womb with protein shakes in one hand and a bat in the other.
That first pitcher was so funny!
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Wow! This video alone is probably why they changed the max age for Little League to rule out these man-childs who hit puberty before the tournament.
They need to make these stadiums a little bigger
Not with the new bat+age rules they don't.
nah, homeruns should be possible...that's the point.
When I was 12, I still looked like I needed to be potty training. What are they feeding these man-children???
Hormones in all our food contribute to preadolescent development.
@@peterrodby2786 Or you know… just genetics? Some parents who grew early pass that on to their kids.
12 and potty training is crazy
when i was 12 i was as tall as my dad
nothing they test for, science that is.
It’s difficult to believe that some of these hitters are really 12 years old. Those are some amazing hits.
Left and right should be 250, left and right cent 275 and center 300.
Agreed
Most of these kids haven’t hit puberty yet
A kid hit a shot on my son , and my son smiled and said WOW. 😅 Good sportsmanship. 😅
Ji Hyung Choi’s swing is amazing
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Just proves how much technology was in the bats back then.
You would have to pay third basemen a lot more money.
Every clip is a kids dream coming true 😊
What really happens when mom says to finish your broccoli.
The Little League power swing is strikingly different than the modern Pro power swing. Most of these hitters finish mid-level around their waist and under their front shoulder, which is a key sign of a cut swing. It's the best way to hit the high pitch rather than swing up and finishing high to hit the high pitch like is taught in the pro swing. The LL teams that teach the cut swing excel and make it to the LLWS. The LL teams that teach the modern pro swing lose.
2nd clip is literally frank Thomas, crazy power, frank was from Georgia too
I think that first home run would have been a home run on a major league field. That was a monster.
I hit two home runs in Little League both in the same game and both cleared the fence higher than the score board. Looking back I was not known as a power hitter more of a kid who hit for average and stold bases. I did have an inside the park home run when I walked never slowed rounding first stole second as the throw to first went into right field, went to third and the throw there went wild and I made it to score. Bet you never saw one like that?
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@8:27…did he refer to that Korean boy as “the elastic pig”…?
Dude almost had a cycle!!! 🏆🏆🏆
All those big kids hitting moon shots and it was little Cody Bellinger that went on to hit nearly 50 HR in the MLB
the one at the very beginning, wasnt there such a thng as the mercy rule back then when this game was played?
Could you imagine if the pros used metal bats
They'd kill pitchers with comebackers.
The kid who hit it 300 opposite field at that age is impressive
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Love when the bats were juiced
3:40 that bat flip was clean
I was abou to do that
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Lou Gehrig hit his first gs as a 17 yo hs kid at Wrigley w a wood bat ofc
im in 13u single a and i hit a 275 foot ball but it wasnt a homer bc our normal 264 foot park was rained out and i was on a 305 foot field it was only a double.
Does anybody know how far the first one (or any of them) went?
The form theses kids have are insane
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Always the kids with no business being on the same team.
You have to love the juiced bat era, pre 2017 when Little League made bat makers to entirely changed the composition of all bats. Most of these home run bombs were pre 2017 (look at the year on the screen) and would have been a can of corn 2017 until present, again, MOST, not ALL of them. It's very hard to hit a home run today, look up the stats per LLWS website before 2017 and 2017 to now, a huge difference. Home runs are fun and exciting to the players, coaches, fans and viewers. I know safety safety safety, Little League, you lost a lot of viewers. Hitting a home run is an amazing memory for any kid at any level. I hit several bombs myself in the 1980s, when the aluminum bat technology was new and terrible, it was like hitting with a tin can and the balls were like hitting a mashed potato, but I remember every single one of those homers 40 years later.
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Almost EVERY kid is about 8 inches taller then the whole team.
I noticed this too, except the kid from Louisiana. Makes you wonder how truthful the teams are about the ages of these kids. The kid from Japan hit the ball right above his wrists as was jammed inside….. Still hit it out…..
@@chucke4294 I mean do you understand biology my dude? The difference in growth between kids at such a young age is huge. I was under 5ft going into my freshman year of highschool 3 years later I'm 5'8
These kids look 15 years old or more playing little league. They need to be playing on 300 foot fields with all the juiced bats and stuff now. A popup mostly is a HR with these tiny fields compared to the size of some of these kids.
what have the been feeding masato Igarashi
Puberty is such a funny thing.. age groups almost don’t even make sense
Hard to believe that the home run hit by Kirkland, Washington’s Cody Webster from the 1982 LLWS wasn’t even mentioned… 🤷♂️
Look at the size of these kids! They are huge compared to the rest of the players on the teams.
Whoaaaaaaa! 18-0 and only 3rd???? That’s crazy!!!!
2:45 285 pounds
"Little" League? Some of the kids look 14 or 15 easy.
Maybe they need to move the fences back at least 30-50 feet.
Why are there no stats about distance
That would be a triple at a MLB Ballpark if these players smash the balls 300+ feet. Let's see if they can hit a Home Run against a Pitcher from the MLB, with 90+ MPH pitches!
The mounds are closer to the plate in little league. The fastest ever little league pitch would be 96 MPH in the majors.
@@anderson74 96 from a Little League pitcher... That's comparable to a MLB Pitcher like Derek Jeter.
They’d homer at the corners at some parks
@@mynintendogamingfeed5208 considering the average MLB fastball is 91, 96 isn’t bad.
the balls aren’t juiced either lmaoo
Why are you always put the best one first?
they need longer fences. fun event, the dimensions are too small...
mound moved back, bases, everything. a single in between two infielders practically rolls to the fence every time...
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You want to cut down on hitting. Go to wooden bats. Not this composite bats. Makes a .500 hitter .750 a .750 hitter .900
1 homerun was a solid 963 ft 137 off the bat
You don't home runs like that first one because the bats are too light and like a twig. It seems like after about 2014 or so the bats got too light. They stopped hitting bombs so far
Alright, how old was that first kid? He at least 19.
These kids are becoming fricken bionic...
The age change was necessary, super necessary
This was when the bats were cracked and had hella pop
18-0 is crazy enough, but 18-0 IN THE THIRD INNING?!
Arlen Peymans? 2021
3:19
Is it me, or do these little leaguers look like they are 26 years old? They look so much bigger than when I was in little league.
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An advertisement after one home run
Why do LL play in miniature 200 ft deep fields? It's a joke
GOING THERE IN 2 WEEKS
tiny diamonds
Since when do they always celebrate home runs at the plate? Save it for the dugout. It's unsportsmanlike
they should have this league ages 6 to 12 and then 13 to 16 league
Most of these aren’t even good contact. Hitting the bottom half of the ball shouldn’t be a home run but when you’ve got a metal bat and the home run fence is like 200 feet…
They were all 20 years old
*these kids be like*
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Why do I feel like every batter in the compilation might need a birth certificate check
2012- juiced balls! Geez
Someone tell me how PA is winning 18-0 💀💀 that’s my state too 😂😂
You didn’t know bout those Red Land days
I can hit 300 feet at 12 and I’m not in the llws 😢
Yeah you just have to have a good team
1:05
You're the one that gave up that home run!!! Get that look off your face son!!!
That was before they changed to those dead composite bats. Leave it to LL to ruin the sport.
The pitcher running over to congratulate the hitter on hitting a nuke is nauseating lol
I think they nèd to start checking birth certificates a little better
You will notice it s the BIG kids .