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Interesting thread with a video showing a UGA pitcher putting something on his glove while hiding in a corner…
Interesting 🤔 pic.twitter.com/eyHaiAZYzs
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FTAG 2000 said:
Get em Schloss!
Sandman98 said:FTAG 2000 said:
Get em Schloss!
Uh. There isn't a coach in America that wants to bring attention to this.
Sandman98 said:FTAG 2000 said:
Get em Schloss!
Uh. There isn't a coach in America that wants to bring attention to this.
TheCurl84 said:Sandman98 said:FTAG 2000 said:
Get em Schloss!
Uh. There isn't a coach in America that wants to bring attention to this.
Why not?
TyHolden said:
looks like he's jerking off into his glove....
Sandman98 said:FTAG 2000 said:
Get em Schloss!
Uh. There isn't a coach in America that wants to bring attention to this.
Yeah, I don't want to argue with knowledgeable baseball people,you moran said:
Haha. Maybe he was. I mean we don't know what the foreign substance really was.
Just leave this.. container...here pic.twitter.com/xaonOpmCgu
— Olsen Scoreboard (@olsenskoreboard) April 28, 2024
Didnt Schloss ask the ump to do a check on Hendrix in the 2016 super regional?Sandman98 said:FTAG 2000 said:
Get em Schloss!
Uh. There isn't a coach in America that wants to bring attention to this.
Because our staff likely uses something too. Almost every pitcher in the last 100 years has used something for grip. And before that the balls were basically just bean bags that you couldn't hit hard anyway. Sunscreen and rosin is the most popular substance. More recently spider tack has become the thing.TheCurl84 said:Sandman98 said:FTAG 2000 said:
Get em Schloss!
Uh. There isn't a coach in America that wants to bring attention to this.
Why not?
Quote:
Pitchers use tacky substances to enhance grip, in theory helping ensure the safety of hitters. But as one source put it, "if you're getting a 3,000 rpm cutter, you've left grip in the (rear-view) mirror a long time ago." And it's not just a handful of pitchers seeking such advantages. The use of illegal substances has become so rampant, a coach with experience in several major-league organizations told The Athletic in November, "Almost everyone is using something." A player-development executive said the benefits for pitchers are "better than steroids."
Sandman98 said:FTAG 2000 said:
Get em Schloss!
Uh. There isn't a coach in America that wants to bring attention to this.
W said:
Schloss is not afraid to have an opposing pitcher's glove checked...
but he knows to wait until the SR round to do that
W said:
Schloss is not afraid to have an opposing pitcher's glove checked...
but he knows to wait until the SR round to do that