Trevor Bauer Switches to Catcher?! | Trevor Bauer X Marika Lyszczyk 

@Bobby Baseball reviews oh well it’s a joke

Yep blocking the plate

Oh definitely

The catcher, or pitcher?

@@jestersl1573 you win

@@rb8999 lmao

Trevors gettin jiggy with it

i tried to catch and i'd be good at it but i decided to pitch

@@kamithejokes76r25 respect pitchers are athletes too!

@@daddyhacks4543 definitely especially the ones that can play catcher and 3rd too

That hit me in the heart bro all the bruises came back to me and felt them haha

@@kamithejokes76r25 yee i play catcher and 3rd

They would go to Jansen first. But Bauer might be better.

Well than why didn’t he go to the royals

lol

@@finnleyhayes2531 he wants a ring

@@davidguerrero5281 For real tho

@@davidguerrero5281 its a joke

Second hardest goalie in hockey or lacrosse is harder

@@jamescarpenter855 😂😂😂😂😂maybe hockey but lacrosse??? Most definitely not.

Loved catching and closing

Either that or "Bauer, you're gonna get hurt before you even throw your first spring training game. I got a lot ridin' on this."

Shes his agent

@@jongchouinard3034 you seen the way she looks at him?

@@owencaldwell9033 shit I would look at him that way too dawg that’s Trevor Bauer

Wife her

He’s paying her in some sort of way

@@huntersmith8062 yea. That’s his agent. She’s getting paid regardless.

still nothing official. 😢

probably would do fine. the softball mound is closer so even though there are slower pitches, the ball gets there around the same time

@@CadChamberlain lol she plays college baseball not softball I just looked it up

@@CadChamberlain she plays baseball

Had the curve ball working.

He probably didn't want to risk a thumb injury with a mitt, there was one right by him at 5:00

@@LMarcon11, its not hard to not hurt your thumb with them. if you are really worried then get a thumb guard (i use one cause of thumb injuries i had before i even got a proper catching glove). she wasnt even throwing hard enough for any injuries to occur

@@baileysmith4744 I know, but it can happen when someone who's never used a mitt tries it out. Bauer's obviously not a beginner at baseball, but I've seen some fuck up their thumbs when trying to catch, even on soft tosses or breaking balls. It depends on where the ball lands in the mitt. It's better to prevent any possible injury as a professional ballplayer. The tiny chest guard was comical tho

@@LMarcon11, i will admit, without a thumb guard im nervous to catch in a mitt because i have had some pitches land in bad spots of the glove, but at 50mph its unlikely to be risky, especially on fastballs, and the only reason i would be nervous without a thumb guard is because of prior thumb issues. otherwise i think for just a few pitches, it wouldnt be an issue at all. i did however just suspect maybe its her glove and its one of the few things she doesnt let others touch, although with catchers normally its all gear in general. no one would probably know besides them

I mean stfu

💯 I'm all for more sprints, less poles

Random fact I used to take lessons from Bauer’s catcher on the reds, Tucker Barnhart.

He jumps all the time. Watch his videos more.

Yes please!!

Hip mobility is something that every position in baseball should seriously work on, and almost every sport should work on actually

Same

It may be like that because in softball there are a lot of left handed batters instead of right handed due to something called "slapping." Slapping the ball gets you to first base and will advance runners because your body is already in motion toward first base as you are hitting the ball.

This aged well

You want to catch the ball about 12 to 14 inches in front of the plane of your mask. That way you have room to frame the pitch and allow the umpire a good view. Proper framing is done without moving your upper arm at all and minimal lower arm movement. Only your elbow and wrist hinge. The wrist movement should bring the web of your glove to the edge of the strike zone. Being right handed, I catch with the left, I could gain about 4 inches on the left edge and about 3 inches off the right on most pitches. Allow the glove to move, use soft hands and receive the ball. Think of it as if you had a bare hand, sort of. All good catchers play that position because we love it, are not afraid of the bumps and bruises and maybe a little on the crazy side. I never caught a game where my index finger was not swollen afterward and quite numb.

@@johnnash9072 So am I somewhat right? Thank you very much

@@jamesin8784 yes you are correct, but there is a lot to it.

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