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

MN-MomHSBaseballWeb Owner

Good points made in posts above:

twotex:
"Different pitchers respond to different things."

True. Basically, if the pitcher indicates to your son that his input is not helping him... then it's not.

Emanski's Heroes:
"Besides, what are the chances that your son (or any catcher at that age, really) truly knows enough about pitching to spot flaws and make the proper suggestion for adjustment."

I agree, it would be unusual for a freshman catcher to recognize mechanical flaws correctly AND be sure that the advice applies to this pitcher.

Julie

4/18/116:27 PM

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