That is a quote from a guy who wants to play baseball.

@@NickGreyden “ Coach I wanted to swing” - a guy who wanted to play baseball. Welp Can’t deny that

what is nukes?

@@IppoMak Same thing as bombs. Big hits

@@IppoMak dingers. Going yard baby.

Best comment! Love this kid!

JJ Hill that sounds like something my brother would say

Them LSU dudes be too confident

Is he in high or low a ball

@@mountaingoat595if A+ means high a on baseball reference high a. Currently sporting a 10.13 ERA unfortunately 😭

Here’s your cookie Mr.Lawyer

@@youre.right. right😂 he just had to mention it

" Chicks dig the long ball"

Yeah this is the definition of bitter sweet 😂

Maybe he transferred from another school? Correct me if I’m wrong

He's a pitcher. I doubt his hitting ability was of any concern to them.

He in his interview said he actually didn’t

coaches don’t recruit they have people who do that for them lol do you actually think head coaches go to high school baseball games a year and watch players? not to mention that they recruited him as a pitcher so they obviously wouldn’t care about his batting average

I was recruited for pitching, and the coach who recruited me thought I played short. It was the middle of freshman year, about to start the season, when he asks what I played in high school and I said right field. The surprise on his face. He has thought for a whole year and a half that I played short in highschool lol

Why are you writing what's in the video....

I don't get the goyard joke. Can someone explain?

@Nicholas Johnson, thank you!

@@cssst5 home run

*your

worth noting that if you suck you miss 100% of the shots you do take

About 3 ft off his only hit wouldve been a HR

He said bench😂

I heard the same 😂😂😂

“so often” lol how exactly would you see this often? guys who literally never get up to bat “often” come out and hit bombs? does that actually make sense to you? guys who never get to the plate never rarely bat. that’s literally the point it’s definitely not something that you see often. big 🧢

@@mikejones2405 I played a pretty extensive career, I saw this at least once a year among the 70-100 games a year I played. For how hard it is to hit a baseball, this RELATIVELY happens a lot. Sorry I didn’t phrase this up to your ideal depiction

I think it's just about being relaxed, coming in with no expectations and reacting naturally. These people are all great athletes.

@@underthetrees4780 no doubt, if you can push yourself off a mound with enough enough force to throw 90mph+…odds are you can generate enough power to rope a ball.. probably is much slower when you’re more worried about throwing strikes rather than hitting them in order to stay in the lineup/keep a job. No expectations makes the game so much easier.

I'd wager it's pitchers knowing best basically what to expect from a pitcher, combined with college ball not yet creating the skill gap that makes it virtually impossible to be good enough at both to do both pro (there's only so many hours to practice in a day!)

No most were really good in high school but weren’t quite good enough for hitting in college then when they don’t work at hitting in college they are even worse in the mlb

@@reaganmummau6505 Yea well that what I mean. They just don't get any practice throughout college and if they get to the Majors and pitch in the National league it just doesn't go well.

It’s cuz like he said in the video, they didn’t want them to get hurt

Jay can sit wherever he wants, then. LSU just won the national title!😂

@@michaelstein7510 imagine having the top 2 players in college and still whining about weather so your star doesn’t have to pitch in the sun. Sit around for 6 hrs of sunny weather then Paula pitches at night. It’s like if Kirby Smart got to pick when the dawgs played Bama lol

hit a home run

Since the junior league decided to implement the DH. A wise man once said, "i believe there should be a conditional amendment against astroturf and the designated hitter."