I admire that some of these pitchers finish the play then show the pain.

@tyrantrex734

2 ай бұрын

adrenaline is a hell of a thing

Nope. I don't believe it was the "thigh". Much respect to being able to move after that.

Greg Maddox would have caught all them line drives.

If you have never taken a liner anywhere, keep it that way, you're not missing anything.

4:30 "maybe off the thigh" 100 percent shaft and berries on that one

@Canadiancoinguy

2 ай бұрын

Yup, the angle and his reaction say crushed nuts.

I pitched from little league to highschool and at age 13 I played travel baseball for coaches that played pro or college. But these kinds of things is very scary and see I threw left handed and lots of times for left-handers you fall off the third base side of the mound during your follow through. So when you do that there is no way to defend yourself and your taught as a hitter to drive the baseball to hit line drives. Also when you step on the mound you have no idea how close the mound is until you step on the mound and those hats has very little padding in them anyway. I had a line drive when I was playing travel baseball that came back and hit me right on the bone of my right leg. When it hit me I thought my leg was broken but thank goodness it was just a bone bruise I think. But yea these things can be real scary

@Ju1cenut69

2 ай бұрын

Had one in my ankle at the college level inside of my plant foot get that. I jumped and twisted and it still got me Bone bruise out for 2 weeks

@Mitten4371

2 ай бұрын

@@Ju1cenut69 Yea then I had an incident where I was throwing batting practice to a youth baseball team and I had one of them L screens in front of me. So I looked up for a split second and had one that got me right below my eye and I basically looked like someone gave me a black eye. But yea they can be scary

0:26 the face you make when you have diarrhea

“He shouldn’t have been standing there.”

A line drive off the head ended Matt Clements career for the Red Sox

@DennisHiitt

2 ай бұрын

I thought for sure that one would be in there

Only 2 repeats….in the same video

So serious question...why do pitchers not wear helmets? Is there a practical reason? Or is a old school macho thing? Actually want to know.

My be the pitchers need to to wear helmets