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I hear that Cascade has another top pitcher in their junior lefty Josh Brown, I have seen recently in the local paper that he has pitched NO WAlKs in 7 innings against Forrest and a NO Hitter against Eagleville. Folks say that he may have the best control of any pitcher around. Mix this with MOMO and it could spell trouble for their opponents.

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In the Riverdale Tournament, Jared Davis from USJ had a good showing against a solid Goodpasture team. He showed a lot of poise and pitched strong for 7 innings but fell short 2-1. Clayton Gant pretty much dominated Oakland in the 4 innings he threw against them. One mistake (an inside change up) was delivered to Dodd and he rode it for a 2 run homer. Otherwise, Gant had 7 K's in the 4 innings they played and the score 5-2 USJ. Overbey and Fesmire had good outtings with wins against Tullahoma and BGA.

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Lets set the record straight. When someone throw's 93 one time that dosen't mean he can throw 93 all the time. I was at the East Coast tryout's in Dayton Ohio. Sat behind Kentucky, L'ville and the Dayton coaches. I saw over fifty pitcher's throw that day none were over 91. Seth Lintz for marshall co. someone say's throw's 92 or 93. I'm sorry the highest he got was 89. Stem from DCA has hit 93 before but most of the time 90 or 91. Sonny Gray for smyrna may have hit 97 before I've seen him throw he's around 93'94 most of the time. I'm not knocking anyone, It amazing how these kid's can throw a ball at such a young age. I can assure you I wouldn't want to hit against them. That's just my thought's.

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I see a great deal of discussion on speed but who has the best change up? I have talked to people that have pitched at the major league level and to coaches at the college level who say the change up is a pitch that is not developed enough at young ages. The belief seems to be that the curve ball is overused and the change up is not used enough. Thoughts?

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Lets set the record straight. When someone throw's 93 one time that dosen't mean he can throw 93 all the time. I was at the East Coast tryout's in Dayton Ohio. Sat behind Kentucky, L'ville and the Dayton coaches. I saw over fifty pitcher's throw that day none were over 91. Seth Lintz someone say's throw's 92 or 93. I'm sorry the highest he got was 89. Stem from DCA has hit 93 before but most of the time 90 or 91. Sonny Gray may have hit 97 before I've seen him throw he's around 93'94 most of the time. I'm not knocking anyone, It amazing how these kid's can throw a ball at such a young age. I can assure you I wouldn't want to hit against them. That's just my thought's.

 

 

You're right, they don't sit at their highest recorded speed, but Gray, Clinard and Lintz due maintain consistently high speeds. I've seen Gray throw and he's usually 92-95, I've seen Lintz throw and this year he's been 90-92. It's nice that middle Tenn. has the talent it has.

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Whats all this talk about sonny grey about? I have played against him this year and i went 3-4 against him! The ball looked so slow coming in! I thought his fastball was a changeup! Vandy should take thier scholorship back!!! He is garbage!!!

 

Just curious who you have signed with or who is looking at you? What high school are you from?

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I see a great deal of discussion on speed but who has the best change up? I have talked to people that have pitched at the major league level and to coaches at the college level who say the change up is a pitch that is not developed enough at young ages. The belief seems to be that the curve ball is overused and the change up is not used enough. Thoughts?

 

Without a doubt.

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