This is extremely impressive. BPA doesn’t carry a 25-30 man roster like Canes, which led them to use a position player starter who came out and gave them a solid outing. Then to win it all with an elite line up. That’s as elite as it gets
That was 'best case scenario" for Canes. A catcher starting on the mound. I like how them Cali boys play with such ease. Almost like they're not even trying.
Not gonna lie! We picked Canes to win before the game started just because we figured their starting pitcher/bullpen would be way stronger. BOY WERE WE WRONG😂😂
they put a catcher out there with a meatball fastball and an eephus and beat one of the most loaded teams in the nation. That was awesome lol. Was rooting for BPA hard in this one
Most impressive game I've watched on your channel by a single team. BPA had it all going. Pitcher obviously wasn't a real pitcher but still had a plan. Executed on offense all day....approach was great....solid defense behind balls in play...could go on...but shout out to BPA that was fun to watch.
I think a great take away from this game is how important small ball is. There wasn’t a big double or huge guy in the bpa lineup that mashes baseball and the pitcher threw nothing but fastballs and a slow ephus, Bpa didn’t do more then small ball and staying middle away with their approaches until the 6th with the big homer to set the game in stone. I believe that small ball and moving guys over by staying middle away with your approach will always win games. Truly a great performance by a team like that.
This game is proof that throwing strikes goes a long way! BPA threw out a catcher because they had no arms left and he threw strikes and got OUTS. That's all you can ask for!
that BPA starting pitcher looking like coach pitch little league with some of those pitches lmao! seth hernandez (BPA batter #22 that hit the grandslam) is a stud watched him play this last season at corona high school. best RHP of his class and he can swing the bat too. shoehei othani comp for sure. awesome game.
I guarantee he would improve if he worked on quicker throws instead of overthinking it with the extra steps before throwing. All that extra time can get in your head.