 Now, this one's not that crazy. It's not going to make any highlight reels or top lists, but it is a little nugget, a little story that happened within this baseball season a little bit ago. And I want to talk about it. It's brought to you by our good friends over at Seedkeek. I thank them for sponsoring the video. And let's watch a team spot another team bases loaded without even throwing a strike. It's a two-run game, top of the seven, Bryce Harper's up and it's ball one, 89 outside, ball two, 91 inside, ball three, 91 outside, ball four, 90 outside, and the heads are down, hands are on heads. Next up, Castellanos, that's a non-competitive pitch. That's a nice curveball. It didn't get swung out, ball six, uh-oh, ball seven. It's a passball, wild pitch. Harper gets the second base. Now the pitcher leaves thinking, oh my God, what's going on here? Ketcher comes out, either says two things. Well, he could say a lot of things, but he could, my two guesses are, he's saying, all right, well, you threw seven balls in a row, he's going to wait until you throw a strike. So let's just lay one in there. I think you're going to get it. Or he's going to say, he's probably going to swing here because you haven't thrown a strike. He thinks you're going to lay one in. So let's make it a good pitch. Lee thinks about it, says good advice, catch. I will do everything I can to implement that. Let's make a good pitch. Let's make a good pitch. Let's make a good pitch. Oh my God, that was so bad. What happened? Castellanos, he doesn't even know. He's like, is that ball four? Does that count as a pitch? He's like, yeah, it does, man, it does. Eight, eight balls in a row. For me, not happy about it. Damn, first and third. Dugout's stirring. They're like, he's got to be hurt, right? Scott, like, what was that about? Eight balls in a row. And the last one looks like that. So they leave the dugout. They go to the mound. They ask him how he's doing. They say, be honest with us. He says, honestly, I'm kind of hurt. He goes to the IL. Next pitcher comes in. It's Carl Edwards Jr. Catcher. I mean, not even close. But catcher's like, I just got to get us some outs here. I'll do whatever I can. Doesn't work. Next pitch. Ball again inside. Ball inside again. And the fast ball's up and away. So now it's 12 balls in a row. Base is loaded. The biggest gift you can give a team. And they're on the phone again. Is he hurt? Do we have to go to the bullpen again? What's happening here? All right, let's let them ride it out. First pitch. That was a nice curve, but it's called the ball. It's called the ball. So that's 13 balls in a row. And finally, change up in the zone, strike, and we're going to get some claps. We're going to get some claps from the audience because they like it. Then he goes up top with the fastball. Two and one. Fastball down the middle, fouled back to two. Fastball, same spot. Isn't that interesting pitching? I kind of like watching Carl Edwards Jr. pitch. Because look at this. He goes two, one, throws the fastball. He's laid on it, right? He's laid on it. Maybe he's sitting off speed because he showed him off speed earlier in the account. Now, if you remember, the first pitch was a curveball that wasn't called strike. So that's the first pitch. The second pitch is another, that's a change up. So two off speed pitches. And now you got the batter thinking, all right, maybe he's going to come slow. Fastball up top, batter's probably thinking, that was just for show. He's probably going to go back to the off speed pitch. And then he's laid on that. So now, what is the batter thinking? Is he going to go three fastballs in a row? He opened me up off speed. He's probably going to go back to the off speed, but Edwards calls his bluff and just goes a fastball right down the middle. That's a fun pitching. That's pitching backwards. Now bombs up, one out, got the strike out, out, bombs up. What's he going to do here? Well, he goes off speed first again, gets the curveball, swings over it. He doubles up the curve, bomb doesn't chase at that time. The one one way high fastball. Do the runners go? No, they got enough gifts. They're not going to get greedy. They're not going to take more gifts than they think they deserve. So this kid's bored of shit. He doesn't even know about the pitching first and fastballs to close it to one fastball again. So we did the same thing again. Watch. You're the same thing again. I like this style of pitching. He goes off speed first, right? Then O2, he doubles up the curve. All right. Then he goes fastball up top and it's so high that you're probably as a hitter, you're probably thinking that's just for show. Just to change the eye level. This kid's miserable. Just to change the eye level just to get back to the off speed and then he fools them with the fastball. Now I think that was inside, but I just like that style of pitching to two back to the curve fouled off and then fastball low. That's what he wanted. So now what's he going to do three two? What's he going to do? What's he going to do? Fastball right down there. Bomb thinks it's low. I don't think that was low. I think that was a good pitch. I just like that style of pitching. We're clapping again. Everybody clap. We're going to get out of this thing and we're going to get out of this thing. First pitch now he goes fastball first. Got to change it up and curveball next and those two pitches play off each other really well. Watch this. They're going to come out the same slot one stage straight and one bounces. Looks similar and then all of a sudden they still somewhat, I mean the speeds are different, but one is going to land on the dirt and the other hit the catcher's chest. Cool. O2 is going to go curveball up top, but now his fingers are cramping. He's going to do a little ET stretch. He shakes it out, feels better. Now the catcher is doing a lot of stuff down here. Look at this catcher. He's got the glove low. He's putting his glove low like, yeah, let's bury a curveball here. Let's bury a curveball. Get it on the dirt. Just joking high fastball. It's not a high fastball, but they get strike three on it. Low, low, low, low, low. Psyche and then maybe that's outside. That's probably a ball off, but they're pumped up about it. He asked the umpires, that was outside. That wasn't outside. So, okay, sorry. I thought it was. I just thought I'd ask. Now I'm dejected, but I look good. I look good. Hair's feathered. Eye black looks great. And strike three, they get out of the jam. Boom. This one was brought to you by our good friends over at Seat Geek. You want to watch a game in good seats? Download the app, go to the website. They make it really easy. 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