Jake Pilarski Throwing 101.4 MPH In A Pen

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@darthvader757 8 месяцев назад

For those who are wondering why this guy cant locate the strike zone, its because today is his velo day. This is when every now (about once a month) a pitcher just goes to a pen qnd tries to throw as hard as they can to see their progress. Realistically, this guy probably sits 97-98 in a game scenario to locate the zone, every now and then letting one rip into triple digits on a 2 strike count.

@averyjackson642 7 месяцев назад

My velo day is hitting the strike zone no matter how fast you’re trying to throw. It’s muscle memory

@jeffmilroy9345 7 месяцев назад

The best way to train is on top of a hill. Tell your catcher to be lazy and let the wild pitches pass. It's good road work.

@MrJustincharles15 4 месяца назад

@@averyjackson642exactly

@NOturtle 2 месяца назад

What makes Paul Skenes so special is he can throw 100+ and can locate. Then throws a slider thats 92. Straight filthy.

@HealtherSkelter 26 дней назад

Trainers wish they were pro so bad it’s ridiculous

@gaxdawgs75 Год назад

Dude rippin 100+ and reppin the SOCON as well. Absolutely electric. Good luck in your professional career!

@gaxdawgs75 Год назад

No surprise to see a bunch of sorry ass dudes that throw 80 poo in the comments talking bout "command over velocity." 90 with command aint gettin no one signed, but 100+ diesel fuel and a hammer sure will. Keep throwing that petroleum Jake. Further proof that the SOCON produces studs.

@wesleypepple7525 9 месяцев назад

Shit Nolan Ryan was throwing that in his 40s

@jamesoliver6625 8 месяцев назад

My grandkid playing 10U in PG throws as hard as an average to better than average 12U. Last game he SOd two, popped one up, sandwiched around loading the bases by the HBP. It was brutal. Got a lot of work to do.

@jeffmilroy9345 7 месяцев назад

After preseason warmup months are over - try catching him one on one and do simulated innings - whatever pitch he wants to use. If he walks more than one batter per inning - add another inning (within reason). @@jamesoliver6625

@jimmybootz1277 8 месяцев назад

I love how everybody was super stoked when he hit 101.4

@jerznc8483 Год назад

The reaction time on the catcher on a few of em too though! He caught it to the left at 100.4

@michaelbritt6052 Год назад

Dude leads the league in hit batters.

@steveguse4481 Год назад

Threw at his own kid during a father/son game

@drock5404 Год назад

@@steveguse4481 🤣🤣🤣

@jeffstanfield9408 Год назад

@@steveguse4481 🤣🤣🤣

@mr.albert2847 Год назад

😂😂😂

@cmaestro6206 Год назад

Dude in the league.

@kjworld1957 Год назад

When the change was thrown my jaw dropped. The movement is juicy. Id love to block that curve paint that cut and sitem dawwn with that change.

@BIG_MOPPER 8 месяцев назад

Props to the catcher its not easy tracking and framing 100mph pitches.

@cartergarnon6299 Год назад

Someone please help him finish his fastball and fix that elbow snap back on his fastball before his ucl explodes. He’ll gain even more velocity and also finish in a position that’ll leave him less likely to be earholed by a comebacker. Notice how his change up has a completely different delivery and finish.

@TheLirJEt86 Год назад

Always did that with my change-up that’s why I just got rid of it. Used a split as a change. Still feel changeup and split are hardest pitches in game for hitters to hit because of lack of spin. But god damn if I don’t love a good ol uncle Charlie or 101.4 fastball 🤣

@walterjohnsonisthegoat8356 Год назад

This dude chucks

@randyrodriguez99 Год назад

He have a pretty clean timing body mechanics looks great !! I would recommend to work on to be more consistent with his arm angle and have a more consistent release of the ball at front to have better control FB:70 SL:55 CH:50 CB:50 Good Future!!!

@fezzik7619 Год назад

Thanks professional pitching coach. What pro team are you with?

@dhooter 8 месяцев назад

Coocamonga Cracka Killaz

@hogleg8103 Месяц назад

🤡

@nokbbang_Han Год назад

i love this guy

@tonyp6712 Год назад

He makes it look effortlessly!!! That's when you know you either have it or you don't not everyone is the same that's just what it comes down too!!!

@richienell Год назад

Its because the gun isn't accurate.

@x_pure Год назад

@@richienell so inaccurate the dodgers signed him to a minor league deal. Just because you can’t throw 75 doesn’t mean my guy here can’t throw 100.

@richienell Год назад

@@x_pure yea you’re right. I’m 55 and only throw closer to 80. Be nice to see the video of the dodgers gun instead of the salesman’s

@x_pure Год назад

@@richienell you have nothing else going on in your life than to be worried about an allegedly inaccurate radar gun? Yikes. The dude signed with the dodgers. He throws 100 I’ve seen it multiple times in multiple videos, who fucking cares. We aren’t getting paid, he is. Move along.

@richienell Год назад

@@x_pure yep. My fault. I hope the best for him and an injury free career.

@miltonvonahnen6225 Год назад

Not trying to put this down but it doesn't matter if you throw heat like that if you can't locate it where you want it big league hitter will get a hold of it trust me! Still great pitching love to see it!

@JD-yn5zl 3 месяца назад

Not at 101...... watch the documentary "Fastball", they talked about that...

@americanhuman4130 Год назад

I so wish all this tech was available when i was a kid.

@Strotophonic Год назад

Me too Bro...............ME TOO.

@sillyz9578 Год назад

I do too but i wouldn’t of been able to afford it LOL

@prestonschumacher1314 Год назад

Ur best option on a budget is getting a pitchlogic ball for $300

@rockfever12389 Год назад

人要向前看~~

@checkdown3774 Год назад

You didn't have a radar gun?

@user-lq1yb6uz1o День назад

Everybody is making comments like he is so wild. He a couple bad pitches but most of them weren't too bad.

@marcustvchannel5885 6 месяцев назад

Good pitch keep uploading

@djwizekile 8 месяцев назад

Definitely of “AN ARM” ⚾️ 💨

@primalballthrower Год назад

Electric. I’m a current Tread athlete - can’t wait to train in house, Jan 10th LFG🔥🔥

@justinbt Год назад

Good luck dog!!

@user-zn1gx9nb3x Год назад

So sick! Hope the Jay's sign him!

@treadathletics Год назад

He signed with the Dodgers.

@IanElliott-bm2gk Год назад

@@treadathletics lfg

@airdroper6960 Год назад

dude is an absolute unit.

@birblife6611 Год назад

I can throw 100 too. It’s not a big deal. Two pitches at 50mph each.

@breakfastdawg Год назад

Bulldawg!!

@MeatCognition Месяц назад

Insane to do this in a bullpen with no adrenaline pumping. What a monster.

@alexhopper9596 Год назад

98 -100 with very little control is what it looked like to me. Right handed batters should be afraid.

@NAT-turners-Revenge Год назад

Exactly 😂 that ball tailed. He best to sit around 95

@devincooper7821 Год назад

He's training. Over-throwing on purpose. You don't get better if you don't push your limits in practice.

@runningwithcat6195 Год назад

@@devincooper7821 The kid has absolutely no control. I've seen his stats. In most recent years, the kid struck out 28 while walking 23. In college and independent league, he hit 44 batters and has 39 wild pitches in just over 400 innings. There's absolutely no point in practicing 98 MPH+ with zero control (what you called it over-throwing) if you can't pitch 95MPH with any control. It's equivalent to a piano player trying to play Chopin when he can't even play Beyer. He really needs to dial it down and be very patient and very slowly increase his velo if he wants to succeed. He got a great changeup though. I like that.

@golfmaniac007 Год назад

Who is this guy telling him to throw 101? No concern for his health. Humans were not built to throw ball 100 mph with repetitiveness

@runningwithcat6195 Год назад

@@Nuttyirishman85 Maybe you can start assuming that not everyone is as ignorant as you are in this comment section. It will broaden your perspective.

@chili015 Год назад

Loses every fastball arm side trying to throw it as hard as he can. Leaves most breaking balls up trying to snap it off too much. In other words, he's just throwing with max effort, not pitching. It will be tough to have sustained success that way.

@feefop9858 8 месяцев назад

It seems that velocity is the big deal in pitching these days, which has turned the game more into a pitcher/batter confrontation "game within a game" rather than just letting them hit the ball and the defense work.

@nickganio1753 8 месяцев назад

“Try to go back door on a lefty” *throws right down broadway* “Yeah thereeee ya go” 😂

@PY7638 3 месяца назад

he was missing up, when middle-middle was starting point, so he said back foot to lefty to get ball down into the zone. thats why he said good starting point after.......shows you never played.

@MMK86 Год назад

geez, my shoulder hurts watching that....how the heck can he throw so many back to back like that?

@rstew009 Год назад

He didn't the video was edited. He had time between. Still only threw about 6 strike balls. The rest would've hit the batter or been balls.

@art5695 Год назад

@@rstew009 lol kids like you crack me up.

@wesleypepple7525 9 месяцев назад

@@art5695 lol and Nolan Ryan was throwing that in his 40s

@BillBene67 Год назад

Kid's got a great arm. I like his changeup better than his breaking pitches

@nickender7094 Год назад

If he could locate Fastball that change alone would make him nasty. That slider was not good and the deuce actually looked nasty. Scrap slider, work solely fastball change up location and mix in the hammer and this dude is a late game reliever

@jonathanwestmeyer3075 Год назад

@@nickender7094 I think you would actually be surprised how his slider would play in game, due to his fastball sitting ~98~ with plenty arm side run, and the slider moving a little glove side at 89-90. It doesn’t have the most movement, but it would play good enough off his fastball

@BillBene67 11 месяцев назад

@@jonathanwestmeyer3075 Yeah but I don't like the movement of his breaking pitches. He would be better off with a cutter or slider. His breaking ball just is not rotating like it could. He's short arming it

@wesleypepple7525 9 месяцев назад

Lol Nolan Ryan was throwing that in his 40s

@edwardfessenden9490 8 месяцев назад

@@wesleypepple7525 Nolan was on those PEDs

@markpierre746 6 месяцев назад

That change up was nasty

@mosesfeltenstein1169 4 месяца назад

Atta boy

@SeoulToSeattle 8 месяцев назад

Wild thing from major league movie 🍿

@scottlink183 9 месяцев назад

Makes you wonder about what separates successful major league careers from talented pitchers..assuming every pitcher has velocity and movement 1. Command 2. Ability to replicate delivery 3. Sound mechanics to hold off injuries to elbow, ligaments and muscle tissue as long as possible. Almost every one of the pitchers shown on this RU-vid channel will require surgery to repair damage caused by the strain and repetitive arm motion over long periods of time. The next evolution in pitching will be developing pitching motions that relieve stress on pitching elbows, shoulders, ligaments etc

@treadathletics 9 месяцев назад

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@kylepollard8727 Год назад

Look at the legs on that guy. Serious power.

@stablegenius6975 Год назад

How do you throw cement mixers for breaking balls with this much power? Once he learns to throw a slider he'll be in the bigs.

@sp33dr4ge881 2 месяца назад

change up good, curve was nice, good break. Fastball though needs to better locate it with consistency. Not sure I'd keep that slider, I'd go with that curve instead and that change up was pretty dirty 97 drop to 87 with that movement on the change up is more than enough. Still very solid overall, just needs to work on locating that fastball.

@josemiguelalvarado4926 Год назад

101.6 💯🔥

@garyk1342 Год назад

Tommy John right around the corner!

@mreeenigma-4101 9 месяцев назад

Good God Almighty 🙏 This Guy is Demigod 😎 I have never seen that Practice huh WOW Bro 💪 NICE 👍👍👍

@mugua8 Год назад

amazing!

@drock5404 Год назад

Control Control Control

@javybeaz3236 Год назад

Whats his ERA in MLB. 8.85. And 90 walks in 70 innings

@LiceyCampeon3428 Год назад

Ojala Yo Tirar Esa Milla Ya Que En Enero Tiraba 94 Y Ahora Estoy 90 Y Sigo Trabajo Fuerte

@user-hsk88jakrlqelay Год назад

@wydellbirchwood9146 6 месяцев назад

laser beams

@chriswells506 Год назад

His command was good at 98. You could tell he overthrew that 100.

@tima.478 4 месяца назад

Dude reminds me of my hitting coach in Triple A ball. He would stand outside the cage dispensing all kinds of shyt. I just swung hard at every pitch, not really caring what the hell he was talking about. lol.

@hudsonhouse2289 Год назад

Dang

@chaddawson7652 Год назад

***As Former pro Baseball pitcher maybe you can settle a huge argument among us in Port St. Lucie in the late 1990s. It was me, Al Jackson, Paul Wilson and Izzy and myself with 2 trainers that 😂swore that they had personally seen Raul Mondessi in extended spring training with the dodgers throw a baseball from home plate over the blue monster in centerfield… Now, I could top around 93! My longest long toss record was 364ft usually around 340ft range! Anyway, the backdrop is roughly 40-50ft in the air and 410ft at the base! Having seen numerous people hit them over I estimate a ball we need to go 450ft min to clear the back drop! That’s minimum with perfect wind. Usually monster shots went 460+… Anyway can you verify any human being throwing a baseball over a spring training backdrop at 410ft at the base from home plate. Thx! This has bothered me for years! The Debate still goes on???

@TheProfessorExplains Год назад

I believe he could have done it. He had an absolute cannon for an arm and myself and other guys on my college team all easily made 300+ foot throws from the outfield. One guy who was drafted by Cleveland threw around 96 and we would frequently long toss about 250+ from left to right field to loosen up. Once, I got a little too hyped to throw a runner out at home and overthrew the backstop, the seats, the parking lot, and hit the snack bar on the fly. It was likely a 350 foot throw just because of my release point. If it was 450 to clear the wall, no way Mondesi couldn’t do it with his arm.

@terryduffield5860 6 месяцев назад

I’d pick Dave Parker, Bo Jackson and Ichiro to try

@dustinkymalainen8756 Год назад

Maybe try to put one over the plate?

@laryangel4082 Год назад

Wow

@brandonbauder6157 Год назад

If only he could do that and throw a strike. Never heard of the guy,I do t really follow baseball outside of the Phillies,but he's super wild w his throws. All the 100 mph pitches woulda been balls or hit batters. Cool to watch though. Imagine how fast Chapman would throw without worrying about a batter

@jeffmilroy9345 10 месяцев назад

Chapman was awesome with the cubs - except for that two run homer off his heat. Just about gave everyone a big grabber in Chicago land.

@wesleypepple7525 9 месяцев назад

Lol Nolan Ryan was throwing that in his 40s

@AVSCOUNTRY2024 8 месяцев назад

@@jeffmilroy9345except Rajai Davis owns him. Chapman also gave up that three run bomb to ALTUVE in 2019. Was he cheating probably, but Chapman still gave it up

@shabba3450 Год назад

I'm happy to hear he signed with the Dodgers

@TheProfessorExplains Год назад

It’s really hard to make a good assessment from a 30 pitch workout in a cage but I think he could probably sit in the 97-98 range with accuracy. Factor in the changeup and the curve (the slider looks to need work before it’s a full addition to his repertoire), and he could be a solid major league pitcher. I’d grade him out as: Fastball: 70, Changeup: 65, Curve: 55, Slider: 50. As a reliever, he could be successful with just the fastball and changeup duo, sprinkling in the curve on occasion. He’s got the raw stuff to play in the bigs but is still somewhat raw and needs to work on pitch location. Being wild at his age is correctable and with good coaching, he definitely has promise. If the slider were to develop, he projects as a number 3 starter with upside to a number 2 or even a staff ace depending on the development of the slider, how well he learns to locate his pitches, and what speed he settles into without overthrowing.

@treadathletics Год назад

Here he is in a game this spring! twitter.com/rbhockey6/status/1639335508496228354/video/1

@reallee9385 9 месяцев назад

When you try to throw your fastest in every pitch , your accuracy is alot harder to get down.

@kenweis7913 Год назад

Not ready for big leagues

@Keepitlight3277 5 месяцев назад

This man can throw faster than my car can drive at top speed. WOW! What a gift from God!! God Speed in your career!

@gcxred4kat9 Год назад

Huge legs to generate massive power. He'll be scary when he pulls it all together.

@graniteman62 3 месяца назад

Great velocity, but if u can't touch the plate or within strike zone ur gonna hit or walk hitters, rather see more off speed pitches

@Monte83ss Год назад

Location Movement Velocity ✓

@titopaez4173 Год назад

He throws hard, but… that’s it

@user-dz8kt9ev9b Год назад

The high velocity is always the best thing to get the scouts attention as a pitcher You can improve your deception and control but velocity is moslty talent and there are limits

@rambouhh Год назад

Was it bothering anyone that he was throwing all strikes at 98-99 and then the coach says faster and when he throws a ball at 100.5 the coach is happy? Like command of a 98-99 is better than not being able to command 100-101. All these coaches are like this nowadays

@kylepollard8727 Год назад

Gotta think it’s just training and they’re pushing him to get better.

@williamlackey123 Год назад

Civil engineer out here throwing 101

@jamesoliver6625 8 месяцев назад

You need to show these as split screens so we can see the entire pitch mechanic from both views in it's entirety.

@mknudstrup 8 месяцев назад

I was trying to imagine hitting those but I just got hit in the side.

@TroutWest Год назад

Just having a radar gun is so huge because you get instant feedback on what you're doing right.

@benl9775 Год назад

I disagree, just throwing as hard as you can won’t make you a better pitcher. Look into Tom House. Throwing a football gives you instant feedback for example.

@chili015 Год назад

I'd rather have command at 94 than be all over the place at 100. The overthrowing was also hurting his breaking ball... they're all belt high and flat in this video. In reality, the radar gun has ruined a lot of young careers... kids thinking you have to light up the gun to get noticed.

@benl9775 Год назад

@@chili015 your also not going to have a long career into your 30’s with nothing to fall back on without speed

@globalunitedanimals Год назад

Fast doesn't always mean good..

@adamclark1611 Год назад

He’s pitching 357 magnums at that catcher 😂

@stoveguy2133 Год назад

Next week. Tommy John survey.

@benny7446 Год назад

MONSTAHHhhh!!!!!!

@arodyanksfan Год назад

Funny how those saying he isnt wild and it's just practice clearly didnt look him up. Walks a lot of batters and has a large number of wild pitches. Hopefully the Dodgers work on command versus increased velocity.

@adrielmejia2175 Год назад

Remember this is not a real baseball mound, this is like a hard wooden floor which you could throw a little harder, is very different

@treadathletics Год назад

Most guys throw harder outside than on indoor mounds because they're able to wear cleats.

@bttr2brnout792 8 месяцев назад

Catcher be like "wish I had worn my titanium cup".

@arhipalvarez9229 Год назад

great cxatcher scholarship to um?

@bradshores9617 Год назад

Do guys capable of throwing that hard just live in agony at night? His arm must just ache at night so much. Ice baths every night correct?

@treadathletics Год назад

Depends. One of our coaches is on the road to 100 mph (recently hitting 99) and he's noticed that as he's cleaned up his patterning and thrown harder, his arm doesn't hurt. As compared to when he was throwing low to mid 90s with inefficient patterns and movements leading to plenty of pain.

@jayevday23 3 месяца назад

Guy is as accurate as blind man.

@ladyslovelucas82 8 месяцев назад

A little coaching on his accuracy it he could do big things

@BIGHEADjr51 Год назад

The dude carried a 4.7 era in like division 3 ncaa baseball and then went to play in independent league for 1.5 yrs with a 5.00 era. Some quality mph tho lol

@treadathletics Год назад

He played a Citadel as well (Division 1) and he was signed by the Dodgers after this pen.

@Itz_dank Год назад

As a lefty man just stay with it hit it back up the middle. Shit id drool over that straight speed. Would've went down 0-2 hit watch a couple curves in the dirt then foul off a fastball then smoke the curve through the 3.5 hole. Then steal 2nd.

@Frankthebank761 3 месяца назад

Catcher- “this fucking guy again”

@tippfff Год назад

now try throwing strikes

@Wargasm54 8 месяцев назад

Not sure a window behind the catcher is such a great idea 😂

@treadathletics 8 месяцев назад

There is a massive net in front of it. 👍

@daylanni Год назад

Good looking stuff… but is throwing strikes not important anymore?

@miltonvonahnen6225 Год назад

Exactly location for fastball and off speed pitches weren't exactly on target

@thisguy8373 Год назад

Could be another Chapman, velocity until everyone knows it's coming. His snap with his elbow is concerning.. need more than just velocity to be efficient in the MLB. But I hope he has success

@TWolfyG Год назад

48% strikes

@jonnysnipes3123 8 месяцев назад

Imagine a burglar breaks into that dudes house and all of sudden see a 100 mph base ball flying at him and then 5 more after the first strike. Dude would never attempt a break in again

@kcnoise Год назад

Tommy John waiting to happen.

@wesleypepple7525 9 месяцев назад

Please Nolan Ryan was throwing that in his 40s

@thommyturtle209 Год назад

is that fast?

@CruceEntertainment Год назад

0:27 RIP batter

@rydawg7629 Год назад

This dude would have killed a right handed batter. Zero control

@graham2167 Год назад

Just imagine having a snow ball fight with this guy on your side

@fourbz9428 Год назад

Elf could take him

@pascalmoll4834 Год назад

I hate this vid because it’s too short. I could watch hours of this. But jokes aside great fking vid

@joerouth6255 Год назад

Speed is impressive. It’s a lot easier though to hit that strike zone in the batting cage compared to when you’re up on the mound with 50,000 people watching you and the game on the line

@tima.478 Год назад

Yep, very hard to stay "cage loose" as we used to call it, takes time in the game to work that out...even then some guys can't work it out.