if only Trevor could learn to not be a douche!!

@@MyGamerHub snowflake

@@MyGamerHub its competitevness, obviously hes not actually an asshole hes just having fun

My favorite moment!

just good enough to get picked apart. its one reason position players dont throw their best in the mlb.

The d-1 girls probably go against pitchers that throw about his speed, but at are more versatile in terms of location control and pitch variety. While the other guys are slower than trevor, so its harder on the girls to keep the same timing on their swings.

He was the only one to get swings and misses though.

His "free fastball" pitches after the walks when he was lobbing it in were much easier to hit, because he was throwing more accurately. The other guys weren't giving them easy pitches after the walks.

@@joeldykman7591 That's it. He was basically throwing BP. D1 hitters will crush 62-65 thrown in the zone all day erryday.

Well, he has to be, his suspension get sliced, making his return fairly soon, so learning more and more skills will be pivotal to his game when he is back

@@neBen_ no team is gonna touch him with a 1000 foot pole. dude is blackballed

@@msto1987 yeah right, teams are going hard on trying to win this year

@@custombimmer maybe.. I hear the Mets a re kicking the tires. But I would not be shocked if his past and is "attitude" overshadow his talent for teams. So I stick with blackballed theory

Not even a little.

He genuinely looked like he wanted to learn and was taking it seriously

There is a reason he is a professional

he was really interested in delivery mechanics, like if it wasn't obvious due to the fact hes a major league pitcher, hes definitely worked extensively on delivery mechanics to the point where he knows what he'd probably have trouble with. Honestly, it wouldn't be surprised if given a couple months of training, he would be a serious threat to the d-1 girls.

@@joeldykman7591 I think a couple weeks and he could throw just as good as the best D1 softball pitchers bro

shows you how hed be with his actual pitching coaches. relying on them to study his every move and help him make adjustments.

It's been a minute since I've seen the show, but I think Shaq did something like that where he would learn a new skill and compete against a pro. It's a really cool concept and if the league keeps blackballing Trevor, it would be interesting if he tried adopting that as a youtube series.

He does have a great attitude. Keep in mind he also has god-tier genetics

@@TheKingOfToastit was called Shaq Vs. As in (Shaq Versus). He fought Oscar De La Hoya 😂

Fastpitch was huge in the 70s and early 80s. It was more inclusive back then. That was the era of Joan Joyce

I actually really enjoy fast pitch, I wish their was more coverage of it.

I used to play/pitch fastpitch until my early teens when the league I was in folded. It is not very popular anymore in N. America but I really hope it makes a comeback!

Maybe when the WNBA can fill one row of seats.

Yes I would love to see Jocelyn Alo on here

Yes.

yea but the game is hard because it goes against everything you were taught.

@@ScootsMcPoot with all due respect, softball is hard just because it’s hard. No qualifiers needed. Take any number of baseball players and allow them to train softball exclusively and their success to failure ratio at the plate would not change in any way from their baseball ratio.

@@MRBassFishing I don't doubt that it's hard, like any professional sport that requires a lot of practice, but I think the biggest problem here was inexperience. Taking an hour to do what these girls have done for years certainly isn't easy, and more familiarity with it might bring it back down to reality. The most difficult thing here is learning how to pitch in that style. Softball by itself is played by normies without a lick of practice, and I'm sure it wouldn't take long for anyone to learn how to hit a 60-70mph pitch, which is relatively low on the speed scale. These girls were almost certainly used to hitting balls much faster than these guys were throwing.

@@98cents The difficulty is in the timing and reaction time. The softball rubber is 43 ft. From home. A 67 mph pitch is same reaction time as a major league batter facing a 101 mph pitch. This is why major league players CAN'T hit a softball pitcher at 43 ft. Jenny Finch proved that!

@@ScootsMcPoot No. It's hard because of reaction time's. See my other comment.

Cause the girls are too-

And simple contact equals a homer in baseball, I don’t know why people pretend offense is hard in softball it’s literally extremely easy, even with dominating pitchers avg runs per game are like 5

@@david-468umm … no. The top softball pitchers don’t give up hits

@@RunForPeace-hk1cu they do, they might have a streak of no hitters but, when they do get hit off of, the average runs in a game are about 5

100% I unfortunately had to medically retire giving up my D2 baseball scholarship, I was a pitcher also I learned how to pitch softball pretty well so I could teach my younger sister I remember throwing 52 and thinking it was absolutely gas, then I got into the box against one of our girls at my high school who had a D1 scholarship to FSU and she was throwing 62 that was menacing

TIL there's a Glendale Community College in Arizona 🤔

your crazy if you think she has thick enough skin for momentum she is not made for it she annoying too

@@carsonjolliff1850 I don’t know what you’ve been watching but she’s Taylor made for momentum

Totally agree, Sav's energy is a perfect fit.

Please no 😭

@@Morefuego why not

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its because on the teams they treat him harshly

It seems like they just decided to not like him for no reason. And try all things possible to make it seem like he is an asshole.

the high stress environment of professional baseball could bring out a side of him that we dont get to see in these videos. filming for momentum is a completely different beast compared to the rigors of MLB baseball. not saying that this is fact, just a guess on why those stories exists.

@@yanguskhan8513 that's a pretty good guess.

they were able to hit trev because he was throwing the hardest. The strikes he threw are closer to meatballs for them. he was also the only one to get a whiff

It's actually not that hard to go from pitching a baseball to pitching a softball, the mechanics are pretty much the same, just a different arm position

Right? So rare lol this was actually a fun one to watch

It’s actually not rare.

This video is a great example of why men's fastpitch is almost dead in the US: almost no men under the age of 50 or 55 know how to pitch. The game was huge in the 70's and 80's, but started dying out hard after 2000 or so.

@@teebob21 The USA mens team actually just placed 3rd in the mens fastpitch world champtionship early this month!! (they did have aussie born pitcher pitching for them) but its definitely very popular! Alot of our New Zealand go play over there in our off season!

@@laylamcdowell3298 Correct, but the recreational game is nearly dead nationwide. There are a few leagues still kicking around on the West Coast, but its way down from 20 years ago. I'm involved with USA Softball as a state staff member. I was an umpire in the 2004 Men's National Tournament. My state used to have weekly invitational tournaments, Class C and D mens, plus 40-Over, and 45-Over tournaments. Now we have one area rec tournament and C/D state...and the quality of play is abysmal compared to the past. It's sad....men's fastpitch is the greatest game out there, and it's accessible to everyone, if you can find pitching.

@@laylamcdowell3298 ...yes they did and finished ahead of Argentina and the kiwis😮 which is unbelievable...

@@wakeup1679 I am a WSBC/NCAA/USA umpire :) ...I leave the managing and playing to people who can pitch and hit WAY better than I can!

Men's fast pitch gets over 100

Don’t think u know what fast pitch is bro lol

@@bradfletcher1991 I’ve been playing it for 20+ years….

No they are in AZ

@@bradfletcher1991 oh yes he does, if I remember correctly he threw quite hard himself 🤣..... look up ISC men's fastpitch... Or ISF world championships and watch some of the pitchers.. if they're in Arizona Jeremy Manley is an assistant at ASU he could show them what it's all about 👍

Yeah…have to learn to throw it consistently in the zone before you can get fancy with the placement. If this was a real game, the batters could have just not swung and walked every bat on the other pitchers because they weren’t as consistent.

Try being the plate umpire and having to trust that the catcher snags every single one of those 68 MPH riseballs.

Bio mechanic wise under hand is much more easier on the elbows and shoulder.... u hear baseball pitchers having Tommy John all the time and none in softball ... Also softball pitchers can throw 100 pitches a game for 30+ games

@@RikiRouseScott I meant more along the lines of that’s how everyone throws from every other position. It’s hard to aim and throw hard underhand. However, yes, underhand is your arm’s natural path of movement.

@@slovak4life1991 I wonder if at one point in history throwing under was natural ..... wonder who was the first person to throw over hand and be like damn I like this 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@RikiRouseScott probably some caveman who threw a rock at a sabertooth and was like "Unga bunga, rock hit harder this way."

@@slovak4life1991 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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