Chapter 1: Could Sean hit Trevor Bauer during a pitching session?
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Chapter 2: What unique experiences did Trevor have playing in Mexican baseball?
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Chapter 3: Why do pitchers get injured so frequently?
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Chapter 4: What is the significance of a pitch clock in baseball?
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Data shows shorter time in between like explosive movements, increases injury risk, tunneling.
Chapter 5: Why is Shohei Ohtani considered underpaid in MLB?
So if you can like, if you imagine like a tunnel, all your pictures are going down the tunnel. And then at some point on the tunnel, like if you're driving down the tunnel, there's like exit that comes off this way or an exit goes off that way. That's like the different pitch movements.
You're in the same tunnel for part of the flight, pitches go off in different directions, but it's split off too late for hitters to really be able to make many adjustments. So that's like the gold standard.
Chapter 6: How did Trevor Bauer design a new pitch that changed his career?
No tipping, same exact delivery, same exact tunnel, different movements.
You're playing in medleys?
Yeah, every now and then I go out and play men's leagues, like the shot ball.
That's not fair for people.
Well, we handicap ourselves. We'll play like 4v9. Oh.
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Chapter 7: What motivated Trevor to chase the Cy Young award for a decade?
Yeah. So we have basically no defenders.
So you just have the bases, but no outfielders. Basically, yeah. I made a bet with my friend. I have to ask you this. If you pitched 50 times to me, would I be able to make contact with the ball?
Did you play baseball at all? When I was super young. So like how old were you when you last played?
Like 10.
Okay. 50 times, you're just talking like put the ball in play?
It has to be in bounds, yeah.
In play?
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Chapter 8: Why is hitting a baseball considered nearly impossible?
Yeah, I think one out of 50, you probably put it in play.
Okay.
Yeah, like the first 10 or 15, you struggle, and then like you kind of get adapted to it. And then I don't think you're going to hit, but I think you probably put one in play. Okay.
You hear that, Charlie? I was right. Okay. He didn't think I could do it.
My agent actually, so she's, she played like zero base goal, maybe like a year of tee ball or something when she was five. But she stepped in the box like last year or two years ago, faced 95. Her third swing, she like foul tipped it.
No way. Yeah, 95 miles per hour? Yeah. Well done to her. Wow, because they use bigger balls in softball too.
Yeah. Yeah, super impressive. So I think, yeah, given that you've at least played before and swung a bat, you probably...
Oh, yeah. He also said you'd have some fatigue as you pitch more and more.
50 pitches, yeah, but you're looking at least, yeah, over 100 pitches there. Yeah, if it lost, like, 10 at-bats, you'd probably be kind of fatigued.
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