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Gameday Thread: Blue Jays @ Angels (5/28/22 7pm): Lorenzen on the mound, Ohtani is back, no Ward


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1 minute ago, Erstad Grit said:

former catcher......

OK I'll bite, what highest level of ball did you play? 

Not that it's going to make any difference but 2 years as catcher in University College.

An experienced catcher will tell you to put your chin down on a ball in the dirt. Let the mask do its work.

But when you're a beginner it's not easy to do because your instinct reaction is to turn your head or pull your head back. Instinct is to hide from the ball, not fall into it.

And most of the time you learn the hard way by getting clocked in the ear by turning your head or getting clocked by a ball to the chin or throat when you look up.

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Just now, CaliAngel said:

Not that it's going to make any difference but 2 years as catcher in University College.

An experienced catcher will tell you to put your chin down on a ball in the dirt. Let the mask do its work.

But when you're a beginner it's not easy to do because your instinct reaction is to turn your head or pull your head back. Instinct is to hide from the ball, not fall into it.

And most of the time you learn the hard way by getting clocked in the ear by turning your head or getting clocked by a ball to the chin or throat when you look up.

I hear University College is a good school.  I tried to get in there after I graduated from Senior High High School, but I couldn't get in because I had bad grades in Junior High Middle School.  😞

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2 minutes ago, CaliAngel said:

Not that it's going to make any difference but 2 years as catcher in University College.

An experienced catcher will tell you to put your chin down on a ball in the dirt. Let the mask do its work.

But when you're a beginner it's not easy to do because your instinct reaction is to turn your head or pull your head back. Instinct is to hide from the ball, not fall into it.

And most of the time you learn the hard way by getting clocked in the ear by turning your head or getting clocked by a ball to the chin or throat when you look up.

Ahhh the prestigious University College. Why didn't you lead with that?

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2 minutes ago, CaliAngel said:

Not that it's going to make any difference but 2 years as catcher in University College.

An experienced catcher will tell you to put your chin down on a ball in the dirt. Let the mask do its work.

But when you're a beginner it's not easy to do because your instinct reaction is to turn your head or pull your head back. Instinct is to hide from the ball, not fall into it.

And most of the time you learn the hard way by getting clocked in the ear by turning your head or getting clocked by a ball to the chin or throat when you look up.

“University College”? Sounds like what an alien would say.

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2 minutes ago, CaliAngel said:

Not that it's going to make any difference but 2 years as catcher in University College.

An experienced catcher will tell you to put your chin down on a ball in the dirt. Let the mask do its work.

But when you're a beginner it's not easy to do because your instinct reaction is to turn your head or pull your head back. Instinct is to hide from the ball, not fall into it.

And most of the time you learn the hard way by getting clocked in the ear by turning your head or getting clocked by a ball to the chin or throat when you look up.

Nah dude,

you lecture 1600 game catcher you need to give us more than "university college"

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3 minutes ago, CaliAngel said:

Not that it's going to make any difference but 2 years as catcher in University College.

An experienced catcher will tell you to put your chin down on a ball in the dirt. Let the mask do its work.

But when you're a beginner it's not easy to do because your instinct reaction is to turn your head or pull your head back. Instinct is to hide from the ball, not fall into it.

And most of the time you learn the hard way by getting clocked in the ear by turning your head or getting clocked by a ball to the chin or throat when you look up.

This is not the damage control you think it is. 

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3 minutes ago, CaliAngel said:

Not that it's going to make any difference but 2 years as catcher in University College.

An experienced catcher will tell you to put your chin down on a ball in the dirt. Let the mask do its work.

But when you're a beginner it's not easy to do because your instinct reaction is to turn your head or pull your head back. Instinct is to hide from the ball, not fall into it.

And most of the time you learn the hard way by getting clocked in the ear by turning your head or getting clocked by a ball to the chin or throat when you look up.

The El Segundo School of Finance has a baseball team?

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