I'm 25 years old. I hit .750 in my company softball league and was clocked throwing a fastball at 97 mph. If any pro scouts are reading this and are interested in taking a chance on me please contact dom0wnz@yahoo.com. Thank you very much.
im 15 and i play travel ball aginst and with some jam up ball players the fastest player iv seen pitch hit 93 i belive and hese the best of the best i dont belive a 13 or 14 year old can hit even 85 from 60 ft much less 90
I wanna know why these 12-15 years olds who throw 95 arent in the news, or on independant minor league teams. If they really are as good as they say they are shouldnt they be? Im 16 I throw 73 at the fastest with a good change and decent slider,I hit .465 my sophomore year, and am projected to start at 3rd on varsity next year. That all true, nothing unbelieveably special and I dont have to lie about anything. Portray your stats as they are, not what you wish they were.
@USCCHRIS0476 I've played against a 14 year old from Cali who was hitting 90-92 in a game. Did he last long? Hell no. But it is possible. It's not good for them, and they seem to become burned out after a few years, but it can be done.
im 12 and i can throw 60 - 70 on radar and im accurate do u think in the future i might have a chance of being a pro pitcher i dont really play just one position but mostly pitcher 2nd or shortstop
@XxQU1CKSC0P3xXMW2 If you have to ask "is that good enough" then you don't throw 85-95. As for .910, all that is is 11 at-bats with 10 hits. Doesn't mean anything.
I could do all of that and I still didn't get signed. Im 31 and I am still feelin awful young and I play all the time. Give some contact numbers, thanks!
example? Big fat, first baseman for USC a few years back, he was probably, 6 '1, 6 '2, about 250 pounds. He led the team in first to third on base hits, and stolen bases. Why? His mental capabilities & his awareness made up for his speed. He made pitchers look stupid with his jumps, because he was such a great baserunner; he knew how to hit and run and how to round second, ect.
Baserunning is a HUGE part of being successful, because it can get you that one extra base, which might count.
He's mostly right, but these aren't like requirements; maybe if you want to be a base stealer you should have a 60 yd dash in 7 seconds, but if you could run it in 8 or even 9, that's probably fine, especially depending on your position, & if your mental game makes up for your lack of athleticism.
90% of being a successful ball player is mental. Baseball is like no other sport. Your athletic ability can't make up for mental mistakes. Effort, attitude, and awareness give you the best shot.
DO NOT READ! A little over 20years ago a 12 year old boy was playing with his basketball in the street on Acto Street, NJ. Some teenagers who were drag racing on motorcycles weren't paying attention and ran him over and killed him. it is said that if you go on Acto Street, turn off your car, and blink your headlights 3 times you will see the figure of him bouncing the ball. Now that you have read this you must post this on 4 other messages in the next 10min, or you will die in an auto accident
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chiquitamarie0103 3 months ago
I'm 25 years old. I hit .750 in my company softball league and was clocked throwing a fastball at 97 mph. If any pro scouts are reading this and are interested in taking a chance on me please contact dom0wnz@yahoo.com. Thank you very much.
sk8freshcst 6 months ago
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how can you get noticed if you live in Australia?
Jadz66 7 months ago
im 15 and i play travel ball aginst and with some jam up ball players the fastest player iv seen pitch hit 93 i belive and hese the best of the best i dont belive a 13 or 14 year old can hit even 85 from 60 ft much less 90
boomballers 7 months ago
I wanna know why these 12-15 years olds who throw 95 arent in the news, or on independant minor league teams. If they really are as good as they say they are shouldnt they be? Im 16 I throw 73 at the fastest with a good change and decent slider,I hit .465 my sophomore year, and am projected to start at 3rd on varsity next year. That all true, nothing unbelieveably special and I dont have to lie about anything. Portray your stats as they are, not what you wish they were.
onehitwinsit08 7 months ago
@CTSS08 your a good liar.
TreyAragona 7 months ago
@Noahmcdx finally someone who knows what they are talking about
Jgreer23 9 months ago
@Noahmcdx
Jgreer23 9 months ago
i play shortstop im 12 years old i hit switch and hit .700 i havent had an error since i was nine
CTSS08 10 months ago
i don't believe either of those two, below me. No 15 year old can really pitch 95, and 70 for a twelve year old? thats ridiculous
USCCHRIS0476 10 months ago
@USCCHRIS0476 I've played against a 14 year old from Cali who was hitting 90-92 in a game. Did he last long? Hell no. But it is possible. It's not good for them, and they seem to become burned out after a few years, but it can be done.
TheElfSniper 10 months ago
im 12 and i can throw 60 - 70 on radar and im accurate do u think in the future i might have a chance of being a pro pitcher i dont really play just one position but mostly pitcher 2nd or shortstop
EAGLE2797 1 year ago
Im 15 yrs old i throw 85-95 im right fielder and hit .910 im in hs is that good enough to be noticed??
XxQU1CKSC0P3xXMW2 1 year ago
hahahahaha no way
jfkhoops 1 year ago
@XxQU1CKSC0P3xXMW2 If you have to ask "is that good enough" then you don't throw 85-95. As for .910, all that is is 11 at-bats with 10 hits. Doesn't mean anything.
TheElfSniper 10 months ago
not in the al it is called the dh:) or in the nl the first baseman
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mlbplayeragent 1 year ago
I could do all of that and I still didn't get signed. Im 31 and I am still feelin awful young and I play all the time. Give some contact numbers, thanks!
Filmaker25 1 year ago
look at prince feilder
JTGIskateboaring 1 year ago
um i cant see C.C Sabathia running the 60 yard dash in 7 seconds im sry but i just dont
blainemasterdueler 1 year ago 6
@blainemasterdueler he is a pitcher dum fuck
sk8planBorDie 1 year ago
example? Big fat, first baseman for USC a few years back, he was probably, 6 '1, 6 '2, about 250 pounds. He led the team in first to third on base hits, and stolen bases. Why? His mental capabilities & his awareness made up for his speed. He made pitchers look stupid with his jumps, because he was such a great baserunner; he knew how to hit and run and how to round second, ect.
Baserunning is a HUGE part of being successful, because it can get you that one extra base, which might count.
noahmcdx 2 years ago
He's mostly right, but these aren't like requirements; maybe if you want to be a base stealer you should have a 60 yd dash in 7 seconds, but if you could run it in 8 or even 9, that's probably fine, especially depending on your position, & if your mental game makes up for your lack of athleticism.
90% of being a successful ball player is mental. Baseball is like no other sport. Your athletic ability can't make up for mental mistakes. Effort, attitude, and awareness give you the best shot.
noahmcdx 2 years ago
jonathon broxton cant run a 60 yard dash in 7 seconds.
perron349 2 years ago
sorry man, but i cant ever see Cecil Fielder running a 7 lol maybe a 9 1/2
genphilip 2 years ago
LOL gianluru93
sportsx19 2 years ago
yeah right i dont belive in chain comments
Salguero104 2 years ago
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DO NOT READ! A little over 20years ago a 12 year old boy was playing with his basketball in the street on Acto Street, NJ. Some teenagers who were drag racing on motorcycles weren't paying attention and ran him over and killed him. it is said that if you go on Acto Street, turn off your car, and blink your headlights 3 times you will see the figure of him bouncing the ball. Now that you have read this you must post this on 4 other messages in the next 10min, or you will die in an auto accident
rauljuarez28 2 years ago
ill take the risk
gianluru93 2 years ago 4