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Guys, I know you’ll get a kick out of Jomboy doing the baseball lip reading. It’s hilarious. You’re right, Daz, the catcher is a very important position. He has to be aware of what’s going on in every position, and he is always communicating with the pitcher. That’s why catchers end up making great baseball managers later on. Also this channel you’ve just watched has many more fantastic baseball videos I think you’d appreciate.
Shocking, Daz is right about something (sarcasm)
The need to watch his cricket videos since they like cricket
Absolutely! Watch like 3 Jomboy videos (in one reaction) and I think the views will rake in
They deff need to watch some jomboy
Getting two outs at one time is called a double play. Triple plays are rare, but do happen. Daz, you’re thinking of the 7th inning stretch.
The magic of baseball happens between the action- conversations with your dad, making memories with your kid, etc... Baseball's pacing presents those opportunities more than faster paced sports.
except its so boring that people don't have those conversations
The 7th inning stretch is what Daz was trying to remember. "Take me out to the Ball Game" is usually sung and a break follows.
trivia the song is from 1908 and what they sing is only the chorus.
I'm an avid baseball fan so I'll admit my bias upfront. It's not as "boring" as cricket and not as boring as Dave seems to think. Yes, you could get unlucky and watch a legit boring 1-0 game. Or you could get a 1-0 game that's one of the best sporting events you've ever seen. Sometimes the games that finish with the most runs aren't actually that exciting. While baseball is the slowest of the 4 major sports over here, games are ultimately just as long as NFL games. About 3 hours. Funny enough baseball fans are most likely to think soccer is slow and boring and vice versa. But, like I've learned with soccer, once you really learn about the game - the intricacies, the strategies, the players, the managers, the small stuff - it's incredible to watch. Would love to see more baseball reactions on the channel ⚾.
As a baseball fan myself. I personally love the marathon than is the regular season but unless you’re really invested I can see why someone would have a hard time getting excited when their are 162 games and one game isn’t make or break.
With that said, nothing beats the drama of and suspense of playoff baseball.
Well said 👍
I read an article saying MLB games generally have a bit more action than NFL games, if you’re counting just time of ball-in-play.
I will never understand why my fellow Americans think soccer is boring. It's the ONLY sport with a league in the US, as far as I know, where the game doesn't stop unless there's an injury or a big foul, and a short break halfway through. It keeps going. And if there are stoppages, they *add* play time to the end to make up for it. The only game close to it is basketball, and even they stop. Football is constantly stopping every time a player or the ball hits the ground. Baseball stops every time there's a new batter and every time there's another inning. Gotta get those breaks in for commercials, after all! But in soccer, it doesn't stop. Sure, there isn't very high scoring, but that doesn't mean there's no action.
@@ms_scribbles I think it's mostly due to the fact that the playing field is so large, and the ball moves so slowly around it in comparison. There also seems to be less scoring on average, not all the time of course.
One other thing I can think of is that in comparison to something like American football, the different positions seem to be much harder to distinguish and less specialized. (Think of a QB or Pitcher vs a Linebacker or Outfielder, clearly distinguishable to the naked eye and not interchangeable)
I'd love to see more baseball reactions!
Me too!
Ya definitely. Gold Glove Moments - HR Derby - Greatest Pitchers
Definitely!
Mike got caught up in a mission... he'll be back. Stay dangerous Mike!!! 🤣
15:15 whiffle ball is kind of like your equivalent of street football. You can't really play baseball in the neighborhoods because the ball could break someone's window, damage someone's car, etc. You need a massive surface to play baseball and in tighter city and suburban neighborhoods, its not always around, so we'd play whiffle ball all the time as kids.
you guys should react to some jomboy breakdowns. It'd also be interesting to watch you guys react to an explanation of the rules of baseball
I miss playing baseball. We were the kings of double plays because we were tall so we could stretch and catch the ball out the air while standing on the base . It was risky but kept pitch counts low
Going to a baseball game shouldn't be boring even if the game feels slow. You're hanging out with your friends, maybe having some beers, shooting the shit, it's a good time. Crowd participation is a thing in baseball too.
Going to a mlb game is very unique experience. It’s kind of like a casual thing where you hanging out and enjoying what the stadium has to offer. Then when something does happen you’re there to see it also. Where you sit can also determine how your experience could be. Like outfield there’s always the chance a ball may come your way. With all this being said though, the fans overall determine the mood.
Going to a baseball game is like going to a picnic, basically. Great for the kids.
The thing about playing the sport is it’s mostly mental. You have to know all the plays you have to make given every situation. It’s very much like chess. So you’re constantly running mental calculations and thinking about what you need to do given what happens when. And then the ball is hit your way and it’s very quickly go time.
12:48 By rule, whenever a batter pops the ball up, and it is caught for an out, all runners currently on a base at the time of that pitch and hit must first return to their base and "tag up" before they can advance to the next base. In the case of a runner (other than the batter) on first, having tagged second and now headed for third, must run back to first and must tag second in the process. The guy thrown out at first was almost to third when the ball was caught.
There ain't much like a summer baseball game. Grew up going to a bunch of Dodger games during the summer and I still go to this day. Awesome to be there in person, not quite as much on TV if you're not super into baseball.
Forgot to add:
As a sporting event, most regular season baseball games are like going to a picnic. You kick back, relax, watch some exciting stuff happen here and then, and just enjoy a chill shared public experience with people.
When the games are exciting or its a playoff atmosphere, it rivals the excitement of any other sport, but by and large baseball is a nice change of pace from other sports because it's a sport you can watch to relax, where most other sports are about getting you hyped up.
Sometimes on a hot summer day... vegging out in cool A/C with a cold drink, hotdog/burger/whatever, in front of a long, boring baseball game is like manna from heaven :)
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I absolutely love baseball. The guy (Hunter Renfroe) at around 7:20 and I are from the same town and went to the same high school. He's made some amazing catches and throws in his career and is a great all around guy off the field as well.
Dave judges baseball like he won't like it but he hasn't taken the time to even learn what a double play is.
There are a handful of really killer baseball highlights videos out there.
a baseball game is either mad chill or mad intense depending on what game and what team u see
3:15 - I am a baseball fan, and have been to dozens of Chicago Cubs games over the years. I like to sit in the bleachers, as it is easy to have conversations with fellow fans. Being there at Wrigley Field for the seventh-inning stretch is also a great collective experience as well!
FYI, stealing home and inside-the-park home runs are two of the of the most exciting plays in baseball. I was at the Chicago Cubs vs. Detroit Tigers game on July 4, 2018 when Javier Baez stole home, and it was an exciting moment! You should react to one of the following:
- "MLB Players Stealing Home!" by MLB
- "MLB Inside The Park Home Runs Compilation" by Made the Cut
Going to a game at Wrigley is on my bucket list. I’m from Maryland but my extended family is from Rockford and they always make Wrigley look so nostalgic. If you’re ever in Maryland be sure to catch a game at Camden Yards it’s amazing! Especially opening day.
Is Wrigley now the oldest active MLB park?
@@brettg274 No, Wrigley Field is the 2nd oldest active MLB ballpark (and oldest active National League ballpark) - Wrigley Field opened in 1914, and Fenway Park opened in 1912.
A game of great depth, every game inning and at-bat is different, and you never know what the final score is going to be.
just like watching golf, fucking boring.
@@zillatattoo I played baseball for 14 years, and I can say that it's so boring to watch 90% of the time on TV. Going to see a game live isn't insane or anything, but it's a whole different vibe and like a night out. Much better in person, but I only watch on TV for the world series lol
I love that baseball has no clock. Even down to your last strike, you’re never left with zero chance. I’ve seen teams rally from being down 7 or 8 runs in the 9th.
I’ve predicted a few scores correctly tho
12:35 Certain positions in certain situations see little action in the field. For instance, if you have a strikeout pitcher on the mound, 10 or more of the 27 outs during the game may never make it into the field of play. Some other pitchers specialize in putting downward movement on the ball, resulting in a lot of ground balls that don't make it past the infield.
The defense does reposition from batter to batter, based on a variety of situations. Number of baserunners/outs, playing for the double play, defending the bunt, "no doubles" (outfielders back up to keep ball from being able to get over their head while still in play) an offset setup for batters that consistently pull the ball (right-handed batters hitting primarily to left field or vice-versa) and more. So they can't quite fall asleep out there or chase butterflies 😅But there are definitley some pulled hamstrings. And with the ground they're expected to cover, they're typically either fast or have an amazing arm.
One thing that is difficult to appreciate by watching highlights it’s just how big the baseball field is and how far it is between the bases. The throws from 3rd to first are made to look easy but it’s a very long throw, and throws from the outfield to the plate are very hard to make accurately
Remember; these guys have been playing this game since they were 4-5 years old. there's so much that gets calculated physicallly, it's amazing.
Baseball games are really fun in person. I don't care to watch them on tv.
Baseball games on TV or radio are things you kind of have on in the background.
Big games can be ok to watch on TV but of course it’s better to watch in person.
Playoff baseball is 🔥 on T.V. or in person.
No one does honestly, TV makes baseball terrible unless it's playoffs.
I played ball for 18 years. To help out with the Outfielder discussion and then standing there. When you play outfield you are constantly moving because you shift you’re outfielders depending on who is batting. For instance if they are left handed, they stand a higher chance to hit it down right field baseline. So the outfielders shift more to the right side of field. Since batters hit multiple times a game, you pick up on what the batters usually do.
There is nothing like high-stakes playoff baseball. Every single pitch matters and could change the game. It's intense like nothing else.
Going to a game with your buddy on a warm summer night, drinking some beer, getting a Hotdog, or a bag of peanuts. Add in watching the game and some girl watching is what makes for a great night at the park. If your team wins that's just icing on the top.
Softball is the gentle underhand throw with a big ball, hardball is a overhand pitch small ball, fastball is a windmill pitch with a small ball
Rusty Greer (9:28) was a beloved Ranger baseball player. He never received major notoriety, but he did stuff like that his entire career (all with Texas).
Baseball stats are insane now. That Statcast graphic you were discussing around 6:37 is a great example of how sophisticated everything is becoming and how granular they can go with what they track and understand about the game and its players. If I'm not mistaken, there are advanced radar systems in the stadiums (LIDAR tech if I remember right) that track the exit velocity, angle, etc of the ball coming off the bat (pitching and fielding too). This data is aggregated and a baseline of "average" performance in certain areas of fielding, hitting, pitching is created, so you can really drill down into the nuts and bolts and understand if a certain player is an amazing glove, or special pitcher, or awesome batter... even if the "conventional stats" don't show them to be a standout player.
Like, there are some cases and positions where a guy being an amazing defender can more than make up for their mediocre batting (namely, shortstop, center field, second base, and catcher), or are such amazing batters that it makes up for their lackluster defense/etc (1B, LF, DH). It's changed the games in a lot of ways (some good and some arguably bad), but it's pretty amazing there is a real "science" to it in a sport that used to be a lot more about hunches, gut feelings, and tradition/conventional wisdom.
For just a taste of this type of stat revolution, search youtube for "Future of the Game: Baseball's Latest Statistical Revolution" from VICE Sports. The video is 6 year old now, so maybe some newer stuff is happening and its not the deepest explanation, but it covers a lot in just 5 minutes 25 seconds.
If I remember correctly, the very early way they started to look at some of this advanced stuff like exit velocity and spin rate on balls (in respect to balls/strikes) was using visual information from the high speed cameras installed in the stadiums. It was some part guesswork/opinion in some cases, but still relied on knowledge of geometry/trigonometry (probably some calculus too), and is even more sophisticated now that the teams are putting big money into this kind of information. There is an arms race for understanding this type of stuff among the teams because knowledge like this can let them to discover undervalued talent or even help their players improve their results by making minor adjustments to their game (a broad term for these more advanced stats and way of thinking about baseball = "sabremetrics" ... and sometimes "moneyball"
yep, all that was just as boring as an actual baseball game
@@zillatattoo that is a needlessly mean comment for a comment that only received two upvotes. Don't like my comment? You can always ignore it instead of cutting down a stranger who tried to share something these guys might be able to react to (the VICE video about how they measure these Statcast stats).
That's incredibly toxic to punch down and make a joke at somebody's expense, somebody who was earnestly engaging with the video by leaving a comment, which these guys ask people to do.
"Boredom comes simply from ignorance and lack of imagination."
Like any sport, it's all about how much you invest into understanding it. Baseball is very tactical in the sense that you can try and figure out what pitch and where to throw it, by which hitter is best in which part of the zone, also dictated by pitch count and what the batter can expect to see. It's a cat and mouse game. There typically a lot of plays like this every game when the ball is in play. It's similar to how people will think soccer is boring if they don't understand the fundamental structure and tactics of the game, or American football, or rugby etc.. It's really how open you are to learning and investing your time into it that you will get the most out of it.
You go to a baseball game for more than the game. You go with friends grab some food a couple beers. In between pitches gives you time for great conversations and memories. Now not all of baseball is like this you go to a proper rivalry game or playoff game and truly believe baseball has some of the most intense moments in all of sports. Its great because a comeback is always possible there's no limit to how much you can score when you're at the plate. I've been to many different games from different sports and some of the most intense moments have been from high stakes baseball games
One of the biggest coaching points of baseball defense...."Expect every hit to come to you."
There is so good videos of Pitchers catching the ball hit right at them. Some of them are just unbelievable
Citi Field is the Mets stadium, Shea was torn down after the 08 season. I remember going to see it before it went down.
games are around 2.4 to 3 hours depending on how much scoring is done. I grew up with baseball, was a catcher, and I still watch every pitch because each one is like a brick in building a house. Certain bricks mean more in their position. Each pitch sets up the next and the next. I have never been bored by a baseball game unles its the Yankees and Dodgers who I cant stand. lol
also yeah you def gotta stay warm, especially in outfield. they’re usually jumping up and down or at least walking around.
He didn't exactly turn back to return to 1st as a choice. If the ball is caught in the air, the runner must wait until it's caught before leaving the base. If he leaves the base before its caught and the fielders get the ball to the base he started at before he can get back, he also will be out.
You don't GET to go back to your base when a fly ball is caught, you MUST. And if it isn't caught, you must advance before the ball reaches the higher base. Or, on a batted ball you think will be caught, you can stay on the base, and as soon as the fly ball is caught caught, you can try to advance one base (tagging up), or you can stay where you are. When you are on first base, for example, you HAVE to run on a ground ball, but you will get doubled up if you misjudge the ball and it ends up a line drive or fly ball that is caught. It's a catch-22.
Do cricket matches have Sausage or (the equivalent of) Presidents races? 😆 Classic baseball entertainment. Daz, the Mets now play at CitiField.
I see Office Blokes and baseball & I click fast!!! Best sport ever. If you ever have the chance to meet a true, 100% die-hard baseball fan, you'll realize how intense and emotional the game is. Pretty sure I came out of the womb obsessed with baseball. The mathematics, strategizing, deception, planning, pure raw talent. It's like a love language. Oh, and GO BRAVES!!!
13:00 The rule is that once an outfielder catches a fly ball, the runner _has_ to return to his base (tag up) before advancing (if there's time).
"What a bizarre stat"
You have just unlocked the key to baseball. It's a sport of bizarre stats.
Daz: “7th Ending Stretch” - a proper beverage and bathroom break, usually accompanied with “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” song.
Baseball is most similar to the game Rounders, and actually evolved from it back a few hundred years ago.
The beauty of baseball is the back and forth strategy and you can watch it for 50 years and see something you never saw before. And yeah these amazing athletes constantly boggle your mind with their insane plays.
Baseball game isn’t just about the game. It’s a whole event and the atmosphere.
I've been to a couple of our local AAA team 'Reno Aces' games and it's a blast. We might have a little edge above others because the food is prepped by casino Souse Chefs.
As a Rockies fan, I'm proud of how many of these plays were Nolan Arendado. Even the one after he left the team and had the play AGAINST the Rockies! What a player.
If you are a true fan of the sport then you relish every pitch. Theres a charm to the sport. Ppl that never played or didnt get into it cant understand that though. I could sit at a game for 12 hours and still be sad when it was over bc I dont want to leave…I love the game. Just being at a stadium is a rush for me. Its a happy place for fans. Its only dull to those that didnt live it.
Did you notice some of the games had the crowd screaming but not a soul was in the seats… the audience cheers were adding to tv during COVID games
The simplicity of baseball but the unlimited skill ceiling is what I really love about the game. Also what I really love about golf too, although if you're not a player I understand how watching it could be uninteresting.
It would be awesome if you reacted to HOF Pitcher Nolan Ryan's career highlights. He is the only pitcher to have 7 no hitters along with 50 other MLB records. He pitched in the majors for 27 years and retired at the age of 43.
the key to making those running catches is being able to run ... fast.. while keeping our head steady so you can follow it the whole way
Between baseball and football, it's easy to see why American troops are very good at throwing grenades.
Talk about crazy coincidence, as I’m watching this play by Calhoun at 1:55, I get a notification on my phone that Calhoun just hit a home run against my team.
Baseball is way more boring on tv. But when you're there with friends and beer, it's a great time
Baseball games a great thing to do with the family and friends on a nice night spend some time talking walking something, and in most cities baseball game tickets can be as cheap as 6$
They say the hardest thing to do in professional sports is to hit a fastball pitch in baseball. The pitcher is only 60 feet away from the batter launching a ball at them between 90 and 112 mph.. They have .413 seconds to react to a 100 mph pitch. First time you step into an 80 mph batting cage it feels like you're swinging in slow motion.
At 13:00, you were talking about the base runner on first, running to second after a line drive was caught by the second baseman. You said the runner wasn't going to make second so he went back to first, they let you do that. It's actually not his option, it's mandatory that he returns to first. If a ball is caught off the bat, any and all base runners must "tag up" and touch the base they are occupying before advancing. If a base runner is cheating by leading off, you'll always see them run backwards first. Occationally, though pretty rare, you'll see fast base runners tagging up two bases because it looked like a for sure hit into an open area of the outfield, but a spectacular catch was made. If the ball is not caught off the bat, base runners don't have to tag up. That's why they cheat. The base runner has to wait or try to judge how the play will turn out. This is a vital rule to know to make the game more exciting. Base runners and base coaches are always making calculated gambles. It's fun.
The Mets play at citi field but used to play at Shea Stadium Daz
I've been waiting for you guys to go to the batting cages forever!
Baseball is great to see in person. Especially night games in the summer. You eat a lot of food and drink some beer and the three hours go by very quickly. If you guys watched a game on TV you would be pretty bored.
I remember Jackie Bradley Jr at South Carolina helped them win back to back nattys
Yeah, the catcher puts down his fingers to indicate the type of pitch but the pitcher can shake it off and choose a different pitch. Occasionally you will see the catcher call timeout and he will go out to the pitcher's mound and have a chat. Catching is a tough position. It is pretty hard on your knees to squat down for an hour or more.
Baseball is the best sport bar none. It takes concentration which is rare these days but as far as skill and knowledge of your sport, it’s the best. Anyone can play as it doesn’t take pure athleticism, it requires smarts and understanding of adjustments. Baseball is king.
WHOOOOOO THESE DOUBLE PLAYS ARE AMAZING
So glad to see Rusty Greer get some love at 9:28. He didn't have a very long career, but he was one of the most solid players in the game at that time. That diving catch is especially important because it saved Kenny Rogers' perfect game (9 innings with no opposing batters reaching base under any circumstances). There have only been 23 perfect games in the history of baseball.
You guys should try playing blitz ball! Only need two people, and the movement on pitches is insane. Id love to see that!
Home run derby & baseball brawls/fights next - waving hello from Florida 🙋♂🙋♂
I find it less boring and far more engaging watching MLB from the stands. For starters, there’s a legitimate threat of getting clocked in the head from a foul ball.
I love baseball all the time, but you are right. Being at a real game is way more fun! Was at a game a few weeks ago and my mom and I had to duck from quite a few fouls!
I miss games with my dad at Shea and old Yankee Stadium. Have not been to Citi Field (the new park for the Mets, basically a bigger backwards Ebbets Field) or the new Yankee Stadium yet.
another pleasant video with no yelling or annoying voices, these guys are a breath of fresh air on youtube
These were not the best fielding plays they could’ve shown but still love any baseball reaction!
Love your guys' baseball vids. Keep up the great work
wong dp gotta be the quickest glove to throw 😂it was in his glove for like .3 seconds😂
Baseball has so much talent right now it's legit unreal. I've been a fan for 25 years and it's as fun as ever. Also, my team just won the WS so that helps.
If you'd like to react to more baseball, you may want to check out some triple-play compilations, especially a recent one from MLB. Triple plays (3 outs on one pitch) are super rare, and may get a little technical (the unassisted ones are spectacular), but they can get really exciting and even a little crazy.
MLB is a game of skill and technique. Once you get that, it’s way more enjoyable to watch.
These highlights are great, but the average game rarely has such an exciting play. But when they happen, its great
You move around more than you think. Outfielders are always backing up plays so they do a lot of running that no one even notices. Trust me your muscles are not cold.
Baseball is background entertainment for a day/night of eating and drinking with our friends outside in a great environment.
No, drinking/eating are the background for going to a game...Baseball is a great sport !
Nice catch daz . Jackie Bradley jr . Dad was mlb player Milton Bradley
The distance needed is the space the runner has to travel to catch the ball and the time is how long it took him to run.
Condolences for that man city v real madrid result
Javier Baez is a fucking magician. Nothing more, nothing less.
Its not "dull" to watch a baseball game. It's actually fun, especially if you support a team and they are in the middle of a pennant race. If there is a lot of scoring, that's exciting. But even if it's a low-scoring game that's a pitching duel, you're going to see a lot of great pitching and a lot of great defense, plus there is the energy of the other fans. But you have to be into baseball. If you're just there as an observer and you're not into the game or the team you're watching, yeah, it probably could seem dull.
But during baseball season, the teams play almost every day, for 162 games in the regular season. So you get totally immersed in it. And then there are the playoffs and the World Series. I get what you're saying, and there are some games that are not terribly exciting. But overall, if you're a fan, baseball is a great sport to watch.
You guys should react to triumph the insult comic dog!
Played OF in College and the key to tracking those balls is to run on the balls of your feet, any other way you’re seeing multiple balls in the air while chasing due to the excessive bouncing
Cricket watchers always asking me why they wear gloves in baseball lol. One, you can reach a bit more, 2 the exit velo is anywhere from 90-120mph, and that ball hurts at those speeds.
baseball is crazy because it's waiting and waiting and then WAMMO some insanely impressive stuff just went down, I mean they know the game so well that it's like reflex to them, when teams are hitting and the stakes are high it's just the greatest sport ever, and I'm hardly even a fan, haha, in other sports you can get ahead and hardly worry about the outcome changing, but not in baseball, you can never relax, and they're jumping onto solid ground, haha, imagine running as fast as you can and doing a belly flop
Im not that into sports but my dad and brother are. After watching the Padres V Miami (Idk their team name) Game yesterday I just had to watch this. 0-2 in favor of Miami. 9th inning and Miami had already bat. Padres had 2 outs and a runner on 1st. It was the very end of the game and it looked like the Padres were gonna lose. If just one more person got out that would be the end of the ballgame. Luckily we get another runner on a base so now we have one on 1st and 2nd base. Then comes up a batter who recently joined the Padres, we knew nothing about him besides that he used to be on the Miami team. First pitch he gets, BOOM! Homerun and the Padres win 3-2. I'm not much of a sports person but I got chills when I saw that play.
if you can find enjoyment watching soccer, you can find enjoyment in just about any sport. just learn the rules
I grew up early GenX. I didn’t know anyone in my neighborhood, school, church, Boy Scout group etc who didn’t play Little League baseball. It was just what you did. Boys played baseball, the girls played soccer or nothing and the little kids got sticky from snow cones. That was American suburban life in the 1970s. It isn’t as prominent any longer and that’s a shame. I wish it were more popular. I hope kids still learn teamwork and sportsmanship somewhere
It's second only behind the NFL in most profitable sports world wide...It's still popular, but not as popular as the NFL..All those things you mentioned still go on..Baseball is great !
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Gosh, how I love this game.
Daz might be thinking of the Seventh Inning Stretch, when everyone participates in a sing-along of the song, 'Take Me Out to the Ballgame'. Baseball is, I think, more interesting & exciting to watch than cricket. Still slow, at times, but nowhere near as slow.
Cricket sets a pretty low bar in terms of excitement lol Baseball is the sports equivalent of background music.
@@willvr4 nah bro cricket is entertaining and fun to play. Of course, not my favorite sport and baseball is cool tho even tho it could get boring.
Sweet Caroline in Boston.
I really hate the "by the numbers" baseball that has evolved over the last 10 or so years. You have a finely tuned shift for every batter? Fuck off.
Remember, for you lawyer’s sake, if you carry a bat in your car (for any reason) keep a glove and ball with it.
You should watch a video on "the King and his Court" the best 4 man soft ball team ever. He regularly struck out major league players and pitched blindfolded. It is an amazing story.