Robert Stock

But for the most part, it's just saying, if you can get your ball to move like this, if you can throw it out of this slot from this side of the mound, it's going to work in the major leagues.

So when we're in rookie ball, we don't need to be working on the things to get rookie ball hitters out.

We're working on the things to get major league hitters out.

And so when a player...

is displaying that they're throwing a bunch of strikes with major league caliber pitches.

They can just breeze through from A ball up to the big leagues, up to the World Series in one season.

And it makes complete sense because of all the information that we have these days.

Sure.

Sure.

Yeah.

So, so the first thing is just a change of variations as a right-handed pitcher.

You're always going to struggle against left-handed headers for the, for the most part.

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And that gets exacerbated the lower your arm slot is.

Actually, the higher your arm slot, you will be more neutral, if not even better against lefties.

And then the lower you drop it, it tips in favor.

You're going to dominate righties and struggle against lefties.

And so you need some sort of pitch to neutralize that.

And a changeup is like the most obvious one.

And so all year long, I was throwing different grips on changeups, different slots, different speeds.