New Zealand Girl Reacts to BASEBALL HEADSHOTS

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@thatsagoodquestion5572 4 года назад

"oh he's so cute too" then they proceed to show all the angles of him getting beamed lmfao 😂

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

lmao xD

@greatriffishere 4 года назад

@@CourtneyCoulston I love your reactions Courtney !! They make me laugh, but i can tell you really care about people and have a great heart!!!

@Bigdih 4 года назад

That's a good question you really just said “beamed”😕

@chrisfamoo5729 3 года назад

Well , he WAS cute! I imagine the next few times he took the mound he was a wee bit gun shy. I was a pitcher and I got a few of those back up the middle(none in the head) shots. It scares the crap out of you.

@southpaw17fl16 4 года назад

As a former pitcher, no pitcher ever in a million years wants to throw at someone's head, it's an unwritten rule, you dont throw at the head, you feel one inch tall, you just don't do it, come backers to a pitchers head can run a career as a pitcher

@markschade6951 4 года назад

Not to mention the fact that everyone knows if you start headhunting the other team is going to start doing it to your guys... Not good for anyone.

@notmyrealname1730 4 года назад

I agree completely about a pitcher not wanting to hit the batter in the head. I played college ball and was on the receiving end of a pitch that got away - a 95 mph fastball right square in the mouth. The pitcher didn't intend to hit me. It got away from him and ran in on me. The pitcher felt so bad about it that he asked to be taken out of the game because he was too rattled to continue. That was more than 30 years ago and he and I became friends because of what happened. We're still in contact today.

@southpaw17fl16 4 года назад

@@notmyrealname1730 exactly, I will rattle a pitcher to his core, you know it, if your gonna be a pitcher and drill someone it's from the numbers to the butt, I've drilled guys on purpose and when you do it that way, they get it and understand

@southpaw17fl16 4 года назад

@@notmyrealname1730 I was a pitching coach for a high school team, I had my starting pitcher after one of our guys got plunked tell me he was gonna drill a guy in the head, I told him you do that, you disrespect this game, your team, and me, you do it we will pull you right away and you can leave your uniform in the dugout and go home, you just don't do it it's just an understood rule, 5.25 ounces being thrown can do some damage

@notmyrealname1730 4 года назад

@@southpaw17fl16 Yep. Purpose pitches are a part of the game and they're understood. It's also understood by the pitcher's teammates that the next guy up on his team is going to get one in the backside as well.

@harrisvolheim2015 4 года назад

When a pitcher hits the batter on purpose they always try to hit them in the back or butt, it is one of their unwritten rules. So when a batter gets hit in the head by a pitch 99% of the time it is by accident. But great reaction the camera didn't bother me at all. Also, you should react to best baseball fights because a lot of the time when a batter gets hit they charge the mound and attempt to fight and it is really funny

@mfree80286 4 года назад

Yup. The pitchers spin the ball to control the direction of travel midflight, and if it comes off the fingers wrong it can end up anywhere. 99.95% of the time it's an accident and would have been a wild throw behind the catcher, if it didn't decide to travel in that little area shared with the batter's head...

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

Thanks Harris! It's good to know that these aren't done on purpose. I was clearly shook in the first clip when I thought it was done on purpose lol. and omg that sounds interesting! lol I will write it in my notes, thanks! :)

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

Hi Michael, yeah that makes sense.

@mickeygarlock4611 4 года назад

@@CourtneyCoulston But some are done on purpose, the pitchers are usually fined and ejected from the ball game, look up intentionally hit batters. . ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dX5k5fgDBqk.html

@jonathonrose5141 4 года назад

Don't remember guys like Clements and Nolan Ryan? Plenty of headhunters over the years, just not so much these days.

@XenobladeShulkX 4 года назад

The guy at 5:42 was actually completely knocked out for a few moments, but his body automatically made him stand up.

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

holy shit D:

@jimmyboredom3519 4 года назад

Everyone talking how fast the ball is, can we give a nod to how f***ing hard those things are. Feels like solid rock when it hits you. 😫

@andrewparks6943 4 года назад

Been hit in the head, hand, back and calf and yea it really does it feel like a rock drilling you

@MrJlee93 4 года назад

got beaned in the left thigh. hurts like hell. had a full bruise for a week

@jahimuddin2306 4 года назад

I once got hit in the stomach and my big ass folded like a piece of paper.

@SpearM3064 4 года назад

Yep. One day I was riding my bicycle past the baseball field at a public park, just as someone hit a home run. Literally knocked it out of the park and into my head. Why do they call it "softball"? I guarantee you it is *not soft.* I think the softball goes right up there with the "easy out" as one of the most misnamed things in history. (An "easy out" is a tool for extracting bolts where the head of the bolt has sheared off. There is nothing easy about it, just like there is nothing soft about the softball.)

@j.christopherlindsey8933 4 года назад

Took a comeback to the very center of my forearm pitching once (only way I could block it since I couldn't get my glove up in time.) Felt like my wrist and elbow were going to snap off when it hit. Had the bruise and marks from the baseball stitching for a good bit... luckily nothing broke.

@davidbalderston2751 4 года назад

Pitchers don't intentionally try to hit batters in the head. A person can easily be killed by doing so.

@bootstrap52 4 года назад

Usually don't. it does happen every once and a while though

@brianeleighton 4 года назад

@@bootstrap52 Really almost never. Neither team wants a bean ball war. Intentionally hitting the batter, you go for maximum pain...which is why they hit right above the butt in the small of the back. Right into the ribs, kidneys and liver.

@LittleTinyElvis 4 года назад

Brian Leighton yeah, there is kind of a mutual “don’t cross that line with a headshot” rule

@johnreed9050 4 года назад

If you get a pitcher who intentionally tags someone in the head he instantly becomes a marked man . Other teams will be gunning for him

@nicholasbrown4109 4 года назад

some do. Vincente Padilla was notorious for it

@MrGrim504 4 года назад

If you've ever held a baseball in your hand then it's even more mind blowing they even survive some of these

@nmkasprkasprowicz4615 4 года назад

It really is. Holy crap. Those things are going, some of them 100+ mph.

@TrulyUnfortunate 4 года назад

The ball coming of the bat with a good hit is 10 miles an hour faster than a good pitcher.

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

yiiiiiiikes! D:

@TrulyUnfortunate 4 года назад

@@CourtneyCoulston So you can be talking about 110 mph right in the kisser.

@robpoole2417 4 года назад

Or a 177 km for our New Zealand friends

@attackduck9768 4 года назад

@@robpoole2417 Either way.. look out xD

@AlexAlex-fv2wk 4 года назад

A friend of mine who played 3rd base had his right eye socket fractured by a fast ball that was hit and went straight to his face. He tried catching it but just didn't react fast enough

@TheDirtdiver101 4 года назад

as a former pitcher my career was ended in collage with a 98 mph return to my head. (i lost my vision in my left eye from the hit)

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

holy shit, i'm so sorry that that happened to you!

@awesomesauce980 4 года назад

When I was 10, I went to bunt a ball and it popped into my mouth. It knocked my front two teeth out to the point they were hanging by the roots. A ball to the face isn't a small thing. On the bright side, the only dentist open on a saturday in my area managed to save my teeth and I've been with him for the past 13 years

@avelezusmc7929 4 года назад

In high school I got hit with my own foul tip it broke my eye socket I got lots of kisses from the girls at school so it was worth it

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

lmaoo i love your attitude

@Tloo507 4 года назад

I'll take things that didint happen for 500 Alex

@Chiefinnn 4 года назад

Call me stevo leave the basement homie

@Tloo507 4 года назад

@@Chiefinnn play in traffic " homie "

@Chiefinnn 4 года назад

Call me stevo that’s a yikes from me dawg. Go outside

@marcjsolis 4 года назад

This didn’t even have Giancarlo Stanton’s headshot

@johnjacobs8350 4 года назад

its a 4 part series, this was just the first one

@MrTech226 4 года назад

Warning Courtney Stanton's injury is very disturbing! That's I am going to say....

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

holy shit i'm scared lol

@MrTech226 4 года назад

@@CourtneyCoulston I let you know that Giancarlo Stanton is ok. Stanton is playing for New York Yankees. I forgotten what year when Stanton got hit. I know that he had long rehab to recover from the hit. You notice that both Plate Umpire and Catcher wearing protection in their neck area. Protection is attached to their face mask (shield).

@mickeygarlock4611 4 года назад

@@MrTech226 There was a time when batters helmets didn't have ear flaps.

@kentgrady9226 4 года назад

Seeing it happen live is truly sickening. And hearing it is even worse.

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

shiiiiiit.

@seanharris8419 4 года назад

I’ve seen it happen when I played my senior year in high school. One of our pitchers took a line drive to the side of the head and actually split his head open about 2 inches above the ear. Sickening sound and sight for sure. Funny enough that guy became my supervisor at my current job and he still has the battle scar. Looks pretty badass honestly.

@Tmann760 4 года назад

"He's not o.k." Took me out 💀😂

@soylentgreen7074 4 года назад

Lol, your neighbors probably think you’re crying or on a hot date😂😂😂 your genuine reactions are great.

@lisamaitland157 4 года назад

That ball is traveling between 88 to 103 mph, depending on the type of pitch = ouch :( Now the line drives to the pitcher can be deadly [ 105 to 121 mph in a short distance] The ball that goes to the pitcher is the worst one. They have no protection, but when they do catch it = it's a amazing split second catch :)

@nfindc 3 года назад

When I played in high school I got nailed in the side of the neck by a line drive that was clocked around 98 mph. (I played 1st base.) The batter didn't even run the play out. Instead, he ran straight to me to make sure I was ok. In baseball, whenever someone gets injured in that fashion, the game becomes secondary. You always check on your fellow man to make sure they're alright.

@Manny---- 4 года назад

Her reactions are priceless. we see this type of stuff in America everyday and in pretty much all sports we play. i remember Europeans being tougher haha. Still very entertaining reactions, i like her :) .

@Rallarbusen 4 года назад

She's from New Zealand. Granted, the original Zealand is one of the Netherlands, but the new one is next to Australia.

@ryanweeks8473 4 года назад

2:33, that guy's got some serious class. Other pitchers just stand there when they hit someone, this guy goes over to make sure he's ok. Respect to that dude for showing that a person's health is more important than the game

@kebobs3727 4 года назад

Tragically that pitcher died in a boating accident, was in his early twenties and one of the best in the league already

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

Omg are you serious, that is so tragic :(

@satsunada 4 года назад

@@CourtneyCoulston Yeah, if you want to see sad and powerful, go see the game where they wore his name and number on every player's jersey and how one guy had a near record breaking night as he played for his lost roommate and friend.

@chin5983 4 года назад

No one: Courtney: YOOOOO YOOOOOOO YOOOOOOOOOO YOOOOOOOOOOO

@brandonriggs1788 4 года назад

1:24 "...at full speed!" Randy Johnson: "Say hello to my fastball. It exploded a bird." Would love to see your reaction of the Big Unit's pitch hitting a bird.

@thebattery_productions7035 4 года назад

Ah I remember dodging a line drive at my face as a pitcher... there is no time to react

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

dammmmn yeah, it would go too fast for the brain to even register anything

@perrytilton5221 4 года назад

@@CourtneyCoulston Literally the time it takes to blink your eyes.

@stephenmadden107 4 года назад

I love the reaction to the headshots. It's something seen in baseball more often then liked, but us Americans have somewhat gotten used to it happening.

@travelsofmunch1476 4 года назад

She’s rly genuine, I’m impressed

@driftin6963 4 года назад

Im truly sorry really, But your reactions to this are fricking Hilarious, I was Laughing so hard i was Crying....Lmao

@derps0n839 4 года назад

Batting helmets usually have lower padding on one side that goes over the ear. It saved the guy in the first clip from more serious injury.

@DanielFrost21 4 года назад

One Major League player was killed by being hit in the head with a pitch. His name was Ray Chapman. and it happened in 1920. He wasn't wearing a helmet, and in spite of Chapman's death, it wasn't until many years later that Major League baseball required players to wear batting helmets.

@ralphdye451 4 года назад

When I was playing college baseball, an opposing pitcher threw a fastball at me right down the middle of the plate. I got hold of it and lined it right back at him. It hit him square in the left bicep and just dropped him. I thought it hit him in the chest, causing a heart attack. The air went out of me and I had a hard time forcing my legs to move. I was never so scared in my life, he was ok but it ended his season, the muscle bruise was so deep.

@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester 4 года назад

This is the most upset I've seen you Mrs Courtney..I can attest first hand that ball hurts... Enjoyed thank you

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

Hi Michael, yes this legitimately got me upset lol. You're welcome! :)

@chevytruck7366 3 года назад

As a pitcher who this has happened to, most of the time it looks worse than it actually is. Most of the time. Ponce de Leon of the Redbirds was just unlucky to be out for so long. But now he made it up to St. Louis and is a great pitcher.

@vern74 4 года назад

Hi Courtney! I discovered your channel @ a week ago and I just love you and your sports reactions.You are not fake.You are the real thing and that's why you are so adorable.I'm 65yrs old and have visiting New Zealand on my bucket list.Can't wait until you move to the states.Keep up the great work and have a glass of wine for me.(lol)

@skab768 4 года назад

You really need to do the NHL's greatest hits video.

@sumguy4435 4 года назад

Preferably the Neutralzonehd video, not the Highlight Factory one. It's far better. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--5xkMNIt-5k.html

@123dacat 4 года назад

No she doesn't. She could barely handle this video.

@alex5308 4 года назад

Jennings was knocked out that entire time he was standing

@ddritg 4 года назад

Baseball player here: Echoing what @Harris Volheim said, it's usually division rivals (i.e. NY Yankees and Boston Red Sox) or a player did something like taunting and smacktalk that a batter gets hit. You can tell how a pitcher reacts like 'Oh man I did not mean that'. A baseball being thrown can be around 95-100 Miles an Hour and be hit at over 100+ with literally a quarter of a second to react. Next you watch pitcher quick reactions. Great vid.

@Muzikrazy213 3 года назад

Was playing long distance catch at camp one time and I misplaced my glove and the ball sailed clear over it and broke my nose. Crazy thing is we were both teenagers so couldn't have been throwing it HALF as fast as these major leaguers and it still did that damage to my nose. It's honestly amazing they survive these hits.

@slaqasdq8787 4 года назад

I used to pitch, and I was hit in the face, and thats why I don't anymore. A lot of those guys you saw (I think maybe all) were able to return to the mound. That deserves some recognition. It's terrifying, and it is such a struggle to throw the baseball near the batter. It sucks.

@spuds416 3 года назад

I played the position of catcher from Pee Wee league thru High school. I am so thankful for my catcher's mask/helmet! We also wear chest protectors, knee /shin guards and Cups. I always hated the "foul tip" the ball comes right back at you or worse down then up right into the groin OUCH! It's not too fun when the pitchers throw one "in the dirt" they usually pop right back up

@jonahching9358 4 года назад

Ur reactions are so funny to watch! ahaha

@jondixon1474 4 года назад

Thanks for watching the video I suggested. There is another side to those comebackers, and they are truly amazing plays. MLB | Reactions in milliseconds

@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace Год назад

I almost had one of these happen to me in high school. I was pitching. I can remember throwing the pitch, I can remember the "ping" off the aluminum bat, I can remember putting my glove up to cover my face and can remember sitting up on the back of the mound with the ball in my glove. Somehow I caught the ball right in front of my face and when I fell backwards, everyone there thought I got hit.

@pharaohlife7308 4 года назад

I love how she says honey i just love it

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

hahaha xD

@TheArkyCrew 4 года назад

Please keep reacting to sports. Its how I found your channel and I love your reactions!

@warbacca1017 4 года назад

I've seen a couple of clips where the catcher took a ball to the face and that really emphasizes the power of the pitch. 1) ball got wedged in the catchers face mask. 2) ball deflected off the mask and actually caused sparks from the collision.

@Justin_Sy 4 года назад

Hi Courtney I'm a new subscriber and I loved this reaction

@meganhutcheson5867 3 года назад

To answer your earlier statement about asking why the batters don’t wear cages on their helmet, they do in Little League baseball but as they grow once they get past a certain age point they no longer have to wear the cages on the helmet they get removed.

@RudyMiller68 4 года назад

Met Nelson a few times while I was working in Milwaukee. Great guy and super nice to all the fans. His career has been filled with bad luck.

@brennanlangless8912 2 года назад

Unintentional side effect of a round object ( known as the magnus effect ) there’s not much the pitcher’s can do after it leaves there hands cause sometimes it happens

@MC-rf8sx 4 года назад

Some of them were bad wow.. Your reactions are priceless !!

@tommyodonnell9 4 года назад

Love your reactions! Hopefully when you visit the Tomb of the Unknowns it will be baseball season - you can take in a Nationals game just across the river.

@attackduck9768 4 года назад

I was around 11; fielding a grounder to first base that made a bad bounce, hitting me square in the throat. Still made the play but I was definitely in tears after that play xD

@emeraldknight30 4 года назад

i played softball and i threw a pitch and that big yellow softball came and hit me in the face and i was out for hrs

@jpsother1183 3 года назад

I have a cousin who played American Legion Baseball (13-19 year olds) and as a batter lined it back at the pitcher, who turned and got his arm up to protect his face, but the ball hit under the arm and stopped his heart. They were unable to resuscitate. My future Brother-in-law (now Ex-B-I-L) was the Umpire. Cousin became a chef, instead of pursuing baseball.

@fluentlyaspec 4 года назад

Can confirm Jimmy Nelson is a sweetheart. I met him a few times. He also livestreams on Twitch. Awesome awesome dude.

@ada_unknown_2738 3 года назад

The worst part is it happens more than someone thinks... It's happened to me and my teammates in high school... shit gives you a great humbling

@reallifealbundy 3 года назад

🤣🤣 I laughed so much at this reaction. I need that, thanks! 🤣🤣

@bdondon7630 4 года назад

Hey love your reaction videos. I really wish more women here in the US showed interest in the sports like you do. It's a rarity to find. Keep up the great work and 2 big thumbs up

@richardduckworth4973 4 года назад

Love your emotions

@jayss10 4 года назад

I remember when I was a catcher on our varsity team one of our pitchers was caught with a comeback line drive. While it knocked him out it didn't do any permanent damage he couldn't play anymore after that. Just ruined the kid and made him terrible afraid of the ball after that. To be a good player you have to accept the fact that you're gonna get beaned in some way at some point and be willing to play through it. Thankfully headshots are extremely rare but they do happen and it's scary as hell when it happens.

@calebshipley4448 4 года назад

What's even more incredible is that in all of baseball history, only one person has been killed by a headshot. I believe it was back in the 1910s or 1920s.

@jrlauer69 4 года назад

I used to play baseball and I've gotten hit by a pitches too. It really hurts, especially when it's a fast ball. In 1920, Ray Chapman was killed by a pitch from Carl Mays.

@gwayneco 4 года назад

In 2007 a first base coach named Mike Coolbaugh was killed when he was hit by a line drive in a minor league game. In 1920, before players wore battling helmets, a major league player named Ray Chapman died after getting hit by a pitch.

@joshuafult84 4 года назад

Loved the video! Great recomendation is react to MLB Nutshots

@driftin6963 4 года назад

I would love to see the reactions of Baseball players taking line drives square in the nuts....lol

@joshuafult84 4 года назад

@@driftin6963 yup lol ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6RegZR3x4p4.html

@Patrick-cm7do 4 года назад

I was a hard nosed football player who loved the big hits but I can't bring myself to watch these. These guys could die. I don't watch baseball but I hope this doesn't happen often to them.

@evacody1249 4 года назад

It's the kind of thing where even if you are the UFC heavyweight championship you will not be standing up from a baseball hitting you. The speed it's coming at and the power behind it. Then when it's hit.

@kinjiru731 4 года назад

Baseball can be really dangerous. There have been people killed by line drives to the head, or fans severely injured by foul balls, etc. They are putting 360 degree netting in more and more parks nowadays, to protect fans close to the game. Every once in a while a drunk fan will also die from falling from a high level.

@WaveTheConqueror 4 года назад

its litterally , for those who don't know, just a wooden ball with leather around it, so there will be lots of broken Noses and other injuries to the head/face.

@squarewheel1587 4 года назад

Its not a wooden ball, there is a cork center which has tightly wound string around it,then its covered by stitched leather.

@WaveTheConqueror 4 года назад

@@squarewheel1587 only knew the wooden ones.need to know thx mate

@wakfuofficial9769 3 года назад

i recommended you this shit on my old yt account way back when. you've come so far dude. keep up this yt shit, fr! ^_^

@djbeezy 3 года назад

Oh man!!! Her reaction to the first video is so funny!!

@djbeezy 3 года назад

I saw this video for the first time last night but I had to come for her reaction to that first one.

@gnarthdarkanen7464 3 года назад

When you do get to America, no matter what city you're in... You should ask around to find the Miner Leagues. It's Baseball, but a LOT of the Miner Teams have all kinds of crazy fun antics around their parks and on the field... It's the best fun I've ever had watching Baseball... AND certain Cities are notorious for the level of side-shows, alternative stuff, and just plain silliness going on during the game. ;o)

@reactionbuddeis5505 3 года назад

This just brings back memories to when i was and the ball came back at bu thankfully i caught it because it was coming for my private parts

@teddyj5187 4 года назад

They used to play baseball without helmets. A pitcher killed someone with a fastball to the head. Hence helmets were introduced.

@louisejohnson6767 3 года назад

He hit a Jay! I love the Blue Jay's!

@brusensei2102 4 года назад

Those balls hit back towards the pitcher are going even faster than the ones being thrown. Usually between 100- 115 mph on solidly hit line drives.

@krisgordon3116 3 года назад

FYI: Average speed for a Baseball in MLB: 91 mph at the mound, 83 mph at the plate, and 104 mph after the hit, vary it 10 mph either way.

@christophercofer2192 4 года назад

RIP to Fernandez had such a career ahead of him

@Sparkball 4 года назад

Don’t forget he made underaged people drink and killed them in the accident

@mikebunner3498 2 года назад

This part of the sport is brutal. Another part that can be rough, is when the base runner comes home and the catcher blocks home plate.

@ItsBigBadMoneyBrad75 4 года назад

This is why I don't do Baseball anymore.

@23crowderb36 4 года назад

Great video as usual.

@SylviusTheMad 4 года назад

The worst headshots in baseball, in my opinion, have actualy been collisions between teammates in the field. I'm thinking of Johnny Damon & Damian Jackson in 2003, and Carlos Beltran & Mike Cameron in 2005. They did a whole episode of Sports Science about the Damon/Jackson collsion.

@hifijohn 4 года назад

You got us hooked now you have to do some more baseball injury videos, there plenty out there.

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

hahaha i got some on my list that i am yet to do :) stay tuned

@Sports12908 4 года назад

There have been pitchers that hit batters on purpose but I don’t think it was ever in the face

@jaymass1178 Год назад

Some of the best reactions I've seen. Lol.

@lukecoleman423 4 года назад

Do a video on the worst hockey injuries

@GP80888 4 года назад

I’ve fractured my kneecap trying to field a bad hop. I’ve also foul tipped a ball into my groin. I turned around took three steps fell to my knees and threw up after that one.

@Logical_Chronical 3 года назад

The batters and pitchers don't have face cages because it would be harder to see the ball and run with one.

@scottbilger9294 4 года назад

The videos you react to: Headshots, Cheapshots, Biggest Hits ... you'd love professional wrestling.

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

hahaha true

@NeonSuperNovas 4 года назад

We love you, Courtney 😬♥️!

@bobstewart8032 4 года назад

Professional pitchers can throw close to 100 mph and if the batter solidly connects with the ball with the bat the velocity of the ball is that much faster. Pitchers are basically defenseless after they pitch the ball which makes it the most vulnerable position in baseball.

@rmarca8306 4 года назад

A fast ball from a pitcher typically reaches speeds of 90-100 mph (sometimes up to 103 mph, but not much faster). A baseball off of a bat can come off at 110-120 mph! (The fastest recorded baseball off of a bat was 124 mph!)

@darkjedi74 4 года назад

The first pitch was actually a change up, which for those of you that aren’t familiar with baseball, is a pitch that is designed to look like a fastball when it’s released, but is actually thrown a few miles an hour slower than a fastball, so the hitter is like likely to swing out in front of the pitch if he doesn’t pick it up. Clearly, with a pitch like this, it just got away from him. Had it been a fastball, it would’ve been a lot worse!

@larrywt656 4 года назад

Although there's a hit batter in almost every game, most of them are pretty tame. These bad ones are rare. And there have been some REALLY bad ones over the years. The pitcher getting hit is even rarer, but sometimes worse because the pitcher isn't really prepared for it the way the batter is. It is VERY rare for a pitcher to hit a batter in the head on purpose, but they will occasionally hit a batter somewhere in the body on purpose.

@Curtie99 3 года назад

People don't realize how how fast the ball comes off the bat when it's sqaured up epecially nowadays with how much power they have and with the exit velo

@jacksonherr1752 2 года назад

@ 5:45 Miami Pitcher Jennings Hit in The Head

@kingwacky184 3 года назад

I have a few baseballs at home. They are rock hard. Getting hit with one of those at high speeds in the head in the wrong place can easily knock you out and even end your life.

@gasperdn 4 года назад

There was a pitcher for the Colorado Rockies named Juan Nicasio that got hit in the head with line drive comeback. It actaully hit him so hard that he fell over and landed on his neck. He fractured a vertebra in his neck. 11 days later he was out of the hospital and he has been back playing. A lot of the batters that get straight in the face end up wearing an extended face guard that goes right up to the edge of their mouth.

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

holy shiiiiiit!!! That is actually INSANE!!!!! these athletes are something else i swear!

@christopherbascom5017 4 года назад

Courtney: I'm moving to America next year Coronavirus: You sure?

@theatomicwookie9953 4 года назад

The pitcher @ 2:35, Fernandez #16, died in a boating accident a few years ago. Was driving drunk.

@joeschranz4525 4 года назад

I remember every single time Herrera hit someone with that 110 mile per hour fastball Just made me laugh so hard especially against Botista on the blue jays

@MortifiedPenguinGaming 4 года назад

110? Funny his average fastball is only 99. He doesn't make the list of top 15 fastest pitchers to have played

@joeschranz4525 4 года назад

That’s his average But I remember when he would get mad and throw faster

@MortifiedPenguinGaming 4 года назад

@@joeschranz4525 Fastest he ever hit was 101 and that was 2yrs ago

@lifetimeskater24 4 года назад

I like her reactions but is also, AMAZING! Also, what you said about there being something about a grown man on the ground in pain, I feel the same way about women.

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

truuuue that

@mfree80286 4 года назад

0:25 paused here to comment, I predict high pitches bring high pitches and a few "honey!" remarks... EDIT: Annnd I called it.

@CourtneyCoulston 4 года назад

Lol you know me too well! ;D