how many of y'all dumped trump

[ericberry14]

I threw a 4 seam fastball and a change up. I quit at 10 or 12. I didn't have any crazy coaches that had kids throw curves. I did go to a place on the side that was run by a former mlb player and he was real against that shit too.

[JdPat04]

That's why our country sucks so hard. The liberals won. Even conservative voting people like gaytor thinks it's worse to be a Christian than it is to be a complete asshole. We are going to be picking from 2 liberals and it's not my fucking fault. Most of the people here are at fault though. Such enlightened atheists we have here. Congrats on helping us pick from trump or Hillary. You fucking morons

Which shitty Republican would you prefer?

Cruz, kasich, Paul Ryan, Ron or rand Paul... anyone that isn't a liberal named Donald trump

Cruz is a huge POS, Kasich is a faggot, and the Pauls ain't running.

The Paul's were and have run, yet people were too busy voting for trump and other retards

Ron didn't run in this election and Rand dropped out months ago.

So neither one of them are running. :moon

Gary Johnson is

And the reason Ron quit running and rand dropped out is people are too busy voting R for retarded and D for Dumbass Dipshit

[JdPat04]

I swam competitively as well. For quite some time. I was good. Swimming is easy as fuck. Swimming well (fast, long distances) not so much.

Swimming is very easy :biglol

They toss toddlers in and they can swim.

Dogs and almost every animal can swim.

They can't do electrical/lighting

[Muck FcDisney]

I threw a 4 seam fastball and a change up. I quit at 10 or 12. I didn't have any crazy coaches that had kids throw curves. I did go to a place on the side that was run by a former mlb player and he was real against that shit too.

Yeah, coaches were opposed to the curve until I was about 13. I threw it anyway... even on 3-0 counts. :dog But my curve was often more accurate than the heater, so... :dunno

[FSUKW]

I threw a 4 seam fastball and a change up. I quit at 10 or 12. I didn't have any crazy coaches that had kids throw curves. I did go to a place on the side that was run by a former mlb player and he was real against that shit too.

Yeah, coaches were opposed to the curve until I was about 13. I threw it anyway... even on 3-0 counts. :dog But my curve was often more accurate than the heater, so... :dunno

At 10, maybe one kid on a team can throw a curve. Most kids pick it up around 11 and basically experiment with it. By 12 (the last year on the small field) most solid pitchers can throw a good curve, but a good coach will not throw it a lot. A good coach will teach his player to work the corners and utilize a good change up and not throw your arm out at a young age. By 13 (the first season on a big league dimension field) you really do not rely on the curve since you have to go back to basics and learn to just throw strikes again. Going from 50 feet to 60 feet, 6 inches will humble a 13 year old who had no issues throwing from 50 feet.

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

I threw a 4 seam fastball and a change up. I quit at 10 or 12. I didn't have any crazy coaches that had kids throw curves. I did go to a place on the side that was run by a former mlb player and he was real against that shit too.

Yeah, coaches were opposed to the curve until I was about 13. I threw it anyway... even on 3-0 counts. :dog But my curve was often more accurate than the heater, so... :dunno

At 10, maybe one kid on a team can throw a curve. Most kids pick it up around 11 and basically experiment with it. By 12 (the last year on the small field) most solid pitchers can throw a good curve, but a good coach will not throw it a lot. A good coach will teach his player to work the corners and utilize a good change up and not throw your arm out at a young age. By 13 (the first season on a big league dimension field) you really do not rely on the curve since you have to go back to basics and learn to just throw strikes again. Going from 50 feet to 60 feet, 6 inches will humble a 13 year old who had no issues throwing from 50 feet.

This, which is why I said he was a two pitch pitcher basically. If he was a pitcher for HS team he'd be throwing more pitches, but if the career ended at Little League :no

[Muck FcDisney]

I threw a 4 seam fastball and a change up. I quit at 10 or 12. I didn't have any crazy coaches that had kids throw curves. I did go to a place on the side that was run by a former mlb player and he was real against that shit too.

Yeah, coaches were opposed to the curve until I was about 13. I threw it anyway... even on 3-0 counts. :dog But my curve was often more accurate than the heater, so... :dunno

At 10, maybe one kid on a team can throw a curve. Most kids pick it up around 11 and basically experiment with it. By 12 (the last year on the small field) most solid pitchers can throw a good curve, but a good coach will not throw it a lot. A good coach will teach his player to work the corners and utilize a good change up and not throw your arm out at a young age. By 13 (the first season on a big league dimension field) you really do not rely on the curve since you have to go back to basics and learn to just throw strikes again. Going from 50 feet to 60 feet, 6 inches will humble a 13 year old who had no issues throwing from 50 feet.

It was a pretty easy transition for me. I started throwing it harder so it wouldn't curve too much, which ended up giving it a much sharper break. It was pretty damn nasty. I would have kids bailing out on pitches that dropped on the outside corner at the knees. :pimp

Hitting was actually a bigger issue for me with the extra distance. It messed up my timing. I also had trouble reading the spin. Had to judge based on arm slot/angle.

[FSUKW]

I threw a 4 seam fastball and a change up. I quit at 10 or 12. I didn't have any crazy coaches that had kids throw curves. I did go to a place on the side that was run by a former mlb player and he was real against that shit too.

Yeah, coaches were opposed to the curve until I was about 13. I threw it anyway... even on 3-0 counts. :dog But my curve was often more accurate than the heater, so... :dunno

At 10, maybe one kid on a team can throw a curve. Most kids pick it up around 11 and basically experiment with it. By 12 (the last year on the small field) most solid pitchers can throw a good curve, but a good coach will not throw it a lot. A good coach will teach his player to work the corners and utilize a good change up and not throw your arm out at a young age. By 13 (the first season on a big league dimension field) you really do not rely on the curve since you have to go back to basics and learn to just throw strikes again. Going from 50 feet to 60 feet, 6 inches will humble a 13 year old who had no issues throwing from 50 feet.

It was a pretty easy transition for me. I started throwing it harder so it wouldn't curve too much, which ended up giving it a much sharper break. It was pretty damn nasty. I would have kids bailing out on pitches that dropped on the outside corner at the knees. :pimp

Hitting was actually a bigger issue for me with the extra distance. It messed up my timing. I also had trouble reading the spin. Had to judge based on arm slot/angle.

We call the big field "the equalizer".

[Muck FcDisney]

I threw a 4 seam fastball and a change up. I quit at 10 or 12. I didn't have any crazy coaches that had kids throw curves. I did go to a place on the side that was run by a former mlb player and he was real against that shit too.

Yeah, coaches were opposed to the curve until I was about 13. I threw it anyway... even on 3-0 counts. :dog But my curve was often more accurate than the heater, so... :dunno

At 10, maybe one kid on a team can throw a curve. Most kids pick it up around 11 and basically experiment with it. By 12 (the last year on the small field) most solid pitchers can throw a good curve, but a good coach will not throw it a lot. A good coach will teach his player to work the corners and utilize a good change up and not throw your arm out at a young age. By 13 (the first season on a big league dimension field) you really do not rely on the curve since you have to go back to basics and learn to just throw strikes again. Going from 50 feet to 60 feet, 6 inches will humble a 13 year old who had no issues throwing from 50 feet.

This, which is why I said he was a two pitch pitcher basically. If he was a pitcher for HS team he'd be throwing more pitches, but if the career ended at Little League :no

I pitched in HS. I actually started throwing the curve before the change. I had a unique, and very effective, curve after very little experimentation. The change took me years to master.

[Eye_of_Horus]

I swam competitively as well. For quite some time. I was good. Swimming is easy as fuck. Swimming well (fast, long distances) not so much.

Word. It was my best sport. I kicked ass at fly and free, and I swam an age group above mine.Baseball and football were the most fun though, so swimming and tennis got the ax.

Bullshit detector has reached max capacity, as baseball isn't fun at any age. :sadyes

I have to agree with the YP.

I played baseball in grade/middle school and it fucking sucked. :down

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

I swam competitively as well. For quite some time. I was good. Swimming is easy as fuck. Swimming well (fast, long distances) not so much.

Word. It was my best sport. I kicked ass at fly and free, and I swam an age group above mine.Baseball and football were the most fun though, so swimming and tennis got the ax.

Bullshit detector has reached max capacity, as baseball isn't fun at any age. :sadyes

I have to agree with the YP.

I played baseball in grade/middle school and it fucking sucked. :down

:2thumbs

[MIAMIDOMINATION]

I enjoyed baseball

But football and volleyball are my two favorites

[Muck FcDisney]

I swam competitively as well. For quite some time. I was good. Swimming is easy as fuck. Swimming well (fast, long distances) not so much.

Word. It was my best sport. I kicked ass at fly and free, and I swam an age group above mine.Baseball and football were the most fun though, so swimming and tennis got the ax.

Bullshit detector has reached max capacity, as baseball isn't fun at any age. :sadyes

I have to agree with the YP.

I played baseball in grade/middle school and it fucking sucked. :down

:2thumbs

As I said, ladies, baseball only sucks if you suck at baseball... or play catcher, RF, or 2B... which probably means you suck. :dog

If you think swimming, or any kind of racing, is more fun than baseball, you probably should have skipped that lobotomy. :sadyes

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

I swam competitively as well. For quite some time. I was good. Swimming is easy as fuck. Swimming well (fast, long distances) not so much.

Word. It was my best sport. I kicked ass at fly and free, and I swam an age group above mine.Baseball and football were the most fun though, so swimming and tennis got the ax.

Bullshit detector has reached max capacity, as baseball isn't fun at any age. :sadyes

I have to agree with the YP.

I played baseball in grade/middle school and it fucking sucked. :down

:2thumbs

As I said, ladies, baseball only sucks if you suck at baseball... or play catcher, RF, or 2B... which probably means you suck. :dog

If you think swimming, or any kind of racing, is more fun than baseball, you probably should have skipped that lobotomy. :sadyes

So playing 1B is "fun"? :ROFL2 Shut up, you suck.

[ericberry14]

I pitched and had a lot of fun. I played right field during games I didn't pitch which was boring as hell. That was when I went up to the "majors" before then I played 3rd short and 2nd on off days. Hated 2nd. Our lefty 2nd baseman broke his leg and I had to fill in there for him and I hated his ass for that shit lol

[Muck FcDisney]

I swam competitively as well. For quite some time. I was good. Swimming is easy as fuck. Swimming well (fast, long distances) not so much.

Word. It was my best sport. I kicked ass at fly and free, and I swam an age group above mine.Baseball and football were the most fun though, so swimming and tennis got the ax.

Bullshit detector has reached max capacity, as baseball isn't fun at any age. :sadyes

I have to agree with the YP.

I played baseball in grade/middle school and it fucking sucked. :down

:2thumbs

As I said, ladies, baseball only sucks if you suck at baseball... or play catcher, RF, or 2B... which probably means you suck. :dog

If you think swimming, or any kind of racing, is more fun than baseball, you probably should have skipped that lobotomy. :sadyes

So playing 1B is "fun"? :ROFL2 Shut up, you suck.

Oops, forgot that one. I wasn't a lefty, so I never played first.

Are you seriously still arguing that competitive swimming is more fun than baseball? :crazy

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

1B is garbage.

How much fun did you have the other 4 days riding the pine while the other SP's were starting games? Fucking snore. At least the C plays every single day.

Where did you get this 'competitive swimming > fun than beisbol' schtick from? You're not feeling well obv.

Off topic: Did you name your pitches? If so, was your fastball called 'The Rice Burner'? :thought

[Muck FcDisney]

1B is garbage.

How much fun did you have the other 4 days riding the pine while the other SP's were starting games? Fucking snore. At least the C plays every single day.

Where did you get this 'competitive swimming > fun than beisbol' schtick from? You're not feeling well obv.

Off topic: Did you name your pitches? If so, was your fastball called 'The Rice Burner'? :thought

Okay, it's pretty obvious now that you never played baseball. Even in college, pitchers are often position players when not pitching. Anyone who has ever played at any level would know this. I usually played CF or 3B. I also played on travelling teams, which means tournaments, which means you often play 2-3 games per day. Sometimes I would be the closer for game 1 and the starter for game 3. At that age, throwing 200 pitches in a day ain't shit.

Uh, when you said your bullshit detector went off because I quit swimming/tennis for baseball/football because the latter were more fun. I know you have trouble reading other people's posts, but you should at least be able to understand your own.

I called it the "Speedy Gonzalez", in your honor.

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

1B is garbage.

How much fun did you have the other 4 days riding the pine while the other SP's were starting games? Fucking snore. At least the C plays every single day.

Where did you get this 'competitive swimming > fun than beisbol' schtick from? You're not feeling well obv.

Off topic: Did you name your pitches? If so, was your fastball called 'The Rice Burner'? :thought

Okay, it's pretty obvious now that you never played baseball. Even in college, pitchers are often position players when not pitching. Anyone who has ever played at any level would know this. I usually played CF or 3B. I also played on travelling teams, which means tournaments, which means you often play 2-3 games per day. Sometimes I would be the closer for game 1 and the starter for game 3. At that age, throwing 200 pitches in a day ain't shit.

Uh, when you said your bullshit detector went off because I quit swimming/tennis for baseball/football because the latter were more fun. I know you have trouble reading other people's posts, but you should at least be able to understand your own.

I called it the "Speedy Gonzalez", in your honor.

It's pretty obv :youfail I played Cf, C, 3b for the majority. Your college must have been community, shitty with an incredibly small pool of players if the Sp's played positions and got zero rest. Explains your viewpoints on this subject. Then again, you've claimed to have "mastered" the curve ball :ROFL

I said my bullshit detector went off "as baseball isn't fun at any age" - nowhere did I mention swimming/tennis. :crazy I know you have trouble reading, but that wasn't too complex for the average toddler....or so I thought. Here, I'll dumb it down for you: baseball isn't fun regardless if you throw 900 pitches a day. Period.

[Muck FcDisney]

1B is garbage.

How much fun did you have the other 4 days riding the pine while the other SP's were starting games? Fucking snore. At least the C plays every single day.

Where did you get this 'competitive swimming > fun than beisbol' schtick from? You're not feeling well obv.

Off topic: Did you name your pitches? If so, was your fastball called 'The Rice Burner'? :thought

Okay, it's pretty obvious now that you never played baseball. Even in college, pitchers are often position players when not pitching. Anyone who has ever played at any level would know this. I usually played CF or 3B. I also played on travelling teams, which means tournaments, which means you often play 2-3 games per day. Sometimes I would be the closer for game 1 and the starter for game 3. At that age, throwing 200 pitches in a day ain't shit.

Uh, when you said your bullshit detector went off because I quit swimming/tennis for baseball/football because the latter were more fun. I know you have trouble reading other people's posts, but you should at least be able to understand your own.

I called it the "Speedy Gonzalez", in your honor.

It's pretty obv :youfail I played Cf, C, 3b for the majority. Your college must have been community, shitty with an incredibly small pool of players if the Sp's played positions and got zero rest. Explains your viewpoints on this subject. Then again, you've claimed to have "mastered" the curve ball :ROFL

I said my bullshit detector went off "as baseball isn't fun at any age" - nowhere did I mention swimming/tennis. :crazy I know you have trouble reading, but that wasn't too complex for the average toddler....or so I thought. Here, I'll dumb it down for you: baseball isn't fun regardless if you throw 900 pitches a day. Period.

Your reading comprehension is only matched by your knowledge of baseball. :ROFL2