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I personally think it’s Matisse thybule bubble vlogs but these r a close 2nd

aside from trevors diss tracks

d rider much

I don't even watch baseball. Haven't watched a single inning since I was a child. I watch all these vlogs.

His name was Keito mori. It is popular because it has a cute face.

Guarantee he'll try to use it in a game!

As an umpire I agree with what you are saying. I think had the ball not hit the back of Trevor they wouldn't have called it but since it did they were kind of forced to call it.

Exactly. The other line isn't there just for decoration. Videos are fun to watch!

Thanks for the clarification!

Hey! I've been a Scottish Fan of baseball since 2019! What team do you support?

@@liamoliver9131 Alright mate, Atlanta Braves and to a lesser extent the Toronto Blue Jays, you? I was looking through the bt sport app at like 2 am and saw a mets Vs braves game, been hooked since.

It’s a beautiful game and it always makes me happy to hear people from other countries enjoy it as well. I’m a born and raised American and I’ve practically had a baseball in my hand since birth. My dad had me sitting with him watching ball games from day one. Question for ya, have you ever tried playing any baseball?

@@mambomeek funnily enough, Mets! I went to see them for my 21st and was hooked since! So following them with the highs and lows since 2019!

@mrwoody1413 Hey! Yeah, i caught for the Glasgow Team for a while! Till i got too busy with work haha

good luck to her and hope she reaches her goals.

Sick! Hope she succeeds and keep pushing for more!

Maybe not the best guy for your daughter to look up to. Try to be a better father

@@wyadlonbro is telling someone how to raise their kid nah that’s crazy

@@wyadlonDude why are you here? It’s athletic training and nothing more. Those other things are out of order.

Wouldn't there also have to be cause for intention to interfere? Clearly being beaned in the back of the head should not be intention. If that's the case, why don't we have infielders just throwing balls at runners all the time... I mean I'm only a retired highschool ump, but I wouldn't call that an out without intention. He had no idea the ball was thrown at him. I'd call that a throwing error.

@@kevinlove2002 Intention doesn't play a part in the rule. Rule 5.09(a)(11) A batter is out when: In running the last half of the distance from home base to first base, while the ball is being fielded to first base, he runs outside (to the right of) the three-foot line, or inside (to the left of) the foul line, and in the umpire's judgment in so doing interferes with the fielder taking the throw at first base, in which case the ball is dead; except that he may run outside (to the right of) the three-foot line or inside (to the left of) the foul line to avoid a fielder attempting to field a batted ball; Coaches and players should really read the rulebook sometimes.

Is the batter-runner supposed to run in the chalked lane which is in foul territory?

@@timchalmers1700 yes, the comment in the rulebook makes it a little more clear Rule 5.09(a)(11) Comment: The lines marking the three-foot lane are a part of that lane and a batter-runner is required to have both feet within the three-foot lane or on the lines marking the lane. The batter-runner is permitted to exit the three-foot lane by means of a step, stride, reach or slide in the immediate vicinity of first base for the sole purpose of touching first base.

@@ringosk1 If thats the case , maybe I should teach the kids I coach to defend by simply throwing the ball at the runners. Make the game dodge ball... I played for close to 25 years from T-ball to triple A. I've read many different rulebooks, as I umpired and coached in many different leagues, I would never have called that an out the way it played out for Trevor, and would have fought it as a coach. Now if Trevor was running backwards and watching where the ball was thrown, and intentionally jumped in front of it, then yes, I see the rule as holding true. However, I believe even though intent is not mentioned in the rule that you are quoting from, we can't turn baseball into dodgeball. You know now that I think about it, In situations with no one coming home, I as a catcher used to shadow runners to first. I never once got a ball thrown to me unless it was a bad throw that the first baseman couldn't pull in. But I bring it up because I suppose by that rule they could intentionally say they were throwing to me for a tag out and just nail the runner and call it interference... Yea, the intent of that rule doesn't hold in my book...

I agreed strongly

I completely agree

He was the first one to point out the insane spin rate increases with sticky substances with hard data . He knows an insane amount about pitching and you can tell in these videos . The way he points out the reasons for certain stretches or exercises and how it relates to pitching and pitch speed is stuff normal people don’t even think about .

@@cd5433ik trev said he had like a 4.3 or something crazy like that in collage 😂😂. Bro is hella smart

His editor is pretty legendary too ;p

Was thinking the exact same thing, excellent example of a brand seizing their opportunity. Japanese brands are so fascinating lol, the attention to detail (even just the packaging) is awesome.

Yes but how to get them ordered in the states? I'm also interested in a custom Slugger too.

​@@deepzone31would pick wagyu over the slugger tho, it's known in japan as higher tier gloves than slugger. idk how to get it to the states tho

He is Mori Keito (森敬斗) The number 6 I have his uniform!

@@iijaniijan thank you so much! I think he’s hilarious! Have a great day.

he's basically a baseball scientist

Actually he's guilty of runners lane interference.

Therefore the call is correct

He relies to much on analytics than personality that's why most hurting coaches are 50+

This play has been called wrong or at least, arguably wrong, so many times, that you are just another example. I don't think you should have been out, but we've all seen it before with other players.

What does the Japanese rule book say? 😁

@@GRice999 NPB uses mostly OBR with some adaptions to some rules. I see no reason they would change RLI.

@@kcgunesq If his foot was in fair territory the umpires are essentially forced to call it.

@@kcgunesq This was textbook RLI by Bauer. If he had been running where the rules tell the batter-runner to run, he would not have interfered with the throw. The NPB umpires got this one 1000% correct.

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