Reply to "College Pitcher 2-seam vs 4-seam fastball"

Bizazz1,000+ posts

JustAMom, it sounds like you and I have something in common. My son is a rising junior and is in the process of transferring from an NAIA school to DI or DII. He's 6-4 but still has a lot of weight to gain. He's about 90 top end on his 4 seam and middle 80s with his 2 seam. He appears to be "projectable" to some extent but who knows whether he'll continue increase velocity or not. He's good enough to be attracting the interest of several colleges, but has a long way to go before pro ball enters the picture (if ever).

Like Fungo, I'm just trying to enjoy the ride as long as it lasts.

6/12/0610:21 AM

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