Pitching Perfection - Greg Maddux

[1986billyk]

ps maybe thatswhy greg won umptynine gold gloves as well cause he didn't do all that siily cartwheel twirling with his back leg and had great control . good hypothesis at least.

[1986billyk]

crazy mechanics not textbook at all. he hardly swings his back leg at all.its like a littltle bunny hop follow thru . lol tells me two things most pitching coaches have a good line of bull shit when the preach textbook mechanics. quackery ? two this was good enough to win 300+ in the big leagues.

[crazyriders83]

impeccable control

[06222426]

LOOK UP PERRINE BASEBALL ADRIEN#24

[WWEChrisHBK]

his daughter goes to my school

[vikings2base11]

Ryan will always be strike out king at least until i come up to the majors.

[WhiiplashOne]

0:34 - Your Late!

[DiegoDyaz]

Maddux not the tallest guy around. Not the hardest throwing guy around but definitely the best pitcher of the 90's. Much better PITCHER than Roger Clemens

[GForce622]

Mad Dog is the best.

[TheGuysmily]

He wouldn't have lasted two seasons in the American League.

[CunniJA2]

@TheGuysmily Yeah... him, Glavine, and Smoltz would have been eaten alive, right?  Get real...

[TheGuysmily]

@CunniJA2 They would have been tested far more in the later 90s than they were in the National League. Their legacy has to be judged with that in mind.

[82drumhead]

Maddux would have had no problem in the AL. The only difference is that he gets a DH.

[rabble000]

@TheGuysmily HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAH­A HA HA HAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[SimpleStuff31]

@TheGuysmily the greatest pitcher of all time wouldnt have lasted 2 seasons in the al? fuck you.

[Ibhenriksen]

the video quality makes it look like this was shot in 1991.

[swagchamp69]

baseball should bring back the stirrup socks! they look more classy than the baggy pants from now.

[theolympiclifter]

hes one of the best pitchers ever

[the13thof12]

@theolympiclifter

Yes. Maybe THE best. Maybe.

[jn5162]

I met him once

[sbchampsnyg]

wow that catcher is so lucky. catching probably the most precise pitcher of all time

[sliver01]

I've had the privilege of watching him pitch live during his dominate 90's years, it was an honor to have him on my team. He deserves to own number 31. Thanks Mad Dog!

[ugadawgs1984]

Maddux is my hero too folks!

[CVargas]

I had the pleasure and honor of seeing Mad Dog pitch four lives (live). He won every time. I don't know if that was a coincidence or not. (It wasn't).

[Drac39]

Maddux showed us that baseball is a thinking man's sport. I am fully convinced he could have played into his 50's with his style of the pitch

[sjgiants11]

you don't need to throw hard to get guys out Maddux is the greatest

[lothartheterrible]

@sjgiants11 He was always a "pitcher" rather than a "thrower"; excellent mechanics and pinpoint control. May be among the last of the 300 club; nobody knows how to pitch like this anymore, there are too many middle relief "specialists" and 5 man rotations.

[Nerdicusable]

@sjgiants11

I agree. I'd rather throw confusing, hard-to-hit pitches rather than just being as fast as possible. Hell, Tim Wakefield throws like 60 MPH and has made a career out of it.

[hydejing]

he is the besdt!!!!!!!!!!!!

[tripled1988]

Maddux Is My Idol .

[aclay1919]

holy cow omg thats crazy man! I gotta show this to my friends!