Ryan O'Hearn

You know, it's like, you don't have to worry about the change up as much as like to pretty much two shapes.

And, uh, that was, I was like, all right.

And yeah,

You know, it's just I'm still working on it.

I think I could probably get better at it still.

I think I could get better at it.

I don't know that I wore it out.

I used it like...

I used a good amount in Baltimore.

It was kind of like an outlier.

A good example would be a Clay Holmes fastball.

If it was a fastball that was running 13 inches, then I'd be like, man, I need to get on the trajectory and kind of see what that looks like.

So anytime it was a pitcher that had like

a pitch that was a little bit different or like supposed to be really good.

Like, uh, Devin Williams change up.

Yeah.

Like something like that.

And I would, I would say, all right, I know I'm going to have to hit to get a hit off this pitch today.

So like, I'm going to go on the traject and see what it kind of what it looks like.

And you know, what I've found is, I don't know if you've seen those trajectory scenes up close, but it's, they're like better than the human, uh,