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Work fast! Pitchers you set the tone on defense! “Toe and Go!” Commit to your pitch, make the pitch, backup to top of mound, catch ball from C and go again. Get rid of the bad habit of walking off mound after every pitch towards catcher, receiving ball from... show more

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Gold!!

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“the grass hates you!” Yes! I love it!

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Grounds keepers appreciate it as well 😉

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Love this.

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I always figure as a pitcher, if you have your best stuff, throw it. Walking around between pitches always told me you didn’t have confidence in your stuff.

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I figured the habit comes from youth ball when catchers don’t have the arms to make good throws back every time & helped to keep from wearing them out. Just becomes habit???

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I did the same thing!

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Love it!

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I like most like a good uptempo game, and I have heard this said across baseball forever. However, I have never seen any good data that working fast is better for defensive playmaking. It certainly seems like it would be true. clocks give no options anyway now.

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Work the dirt, not the grass!

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Work fast! Pitchers you set the tone on defense! “Toe and Go!” Commit to your pitch, make the pitch, backup to top of mound, catch ball from C and go again. Get rid of the bad habit of walking off mound after every pitch towards catcher, receiving ball from C and walking a mile back to the top of the mound to make next pitch. It’s like watching paint dry and your defense falls asleep behind you. And on top of that… the grass hates you! Always remember, championship teams play with energy. Find ways, as a ball club, to add fuel, not lose it. Next Level Baseball

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