Reply to "Catcher/Pitcher talk...."

bacdorslider5,000+ posts

I see your point, IF the pitcher is that wild it is tough on the catcher, I was under the impression that he was just off a few inches, when the OP said not hitting your spots. there's a different between not hitting spots and throwing wild. At and rate, with my sons, when the catcher comes out they usually just tell the to relax, go over the situation again, and tell them they have good stuff, and do what they do......

BUT if the pitcher is wild I would do the best I can until the coach either tells me to go to the mound of the coach pulls him

4/18/115:59 PM

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