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“It is kind of like when you get married,” Strasburg said.  ”You kind of go into it wanting to really remember everything.  And, once it is done, you cannot remember a single thing.”

Once in a vast time, a young athlete bursts into baseball and confirms the superior expectations of becoming an great star.  Stephen Strasburg made that kind of introduction in North American Major League Baseball.  Not very often has Washington’s Nationals Park been filled to space since it opened in 2008.  And, by no means have they ever had a  fresh pitcher ignitea spark into a struggling franchise like 21-year-old Stephen Strasburg did on Tuesday.

stephen strausberg pitching debut

Strasburg threw 94 pitches, in seven innings, on the way to setting a club highest achievement with 14 strike outs as Washington beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 5-2.  Hall of Fame hitter Tony Gwynn was his coach at San Diego State.

“This is something you just do not see very often in a major league debut.  I think he has got a chance to be really, really good,” Gwynn said.

Delwyn Young was the only Pirate to overcome Strasburg, slap a two-run home run into the first rows of the right-field bleachers.  Still, the newcomer pitcher said he felt very steady on the mound.

“I thought I was going to be a lot more nervous than I was.  You know, when you have veterans in the clubhouse, that really calms you down.  Things got a lot better as the game went on.  And it just started clicking,” Strasburg said.

His game clicked so well that he struck out the last seven Pittsburgh batters he faced.

“At one point I lost track of how many innings I threw,” Strasburg said.  ”And, it is like ‘man you know what, I am just going to go out there and have fun.’”

His fun includes a standard four-seam fast ball that blows past home plate and most batters at a sizzling average of 94 miles per hour.  He has three other pitches — a slider curve ball hybrid that Strasburg calls a ‘breaking slurve,’ a two-seam change up, and sinker one-seamer.

“He can locate all of his pitches,” Tony Gwynn said.  ”He has even gotten better.  He can cut it.  He can sink it.  He can run it.  He has got a change that dive bombs.  He has got a change that runs in. He has big hands so that he can do all kinds of things with his fingers on that baseball.  And it is fun.”

And it was fun for the fans to see Strasburg’s first Major League game.  Many wore Strasburg jerseys, which sold at a rapid pace at concession stands.  Souvenir items fast the young pitcher’s name were snapped up by eager fans.

The fans were happy to see a strong start.  Strasburg said he could feel it.  ”You know, there was a lot fans there.  It was a great atmosphere.  I really felt everybody was pulling for me.  Good or bad, I knew they were by my side.”

He said that details of the game that he had waited for so long to play had quickly become a blur by the time he sat down for the post-game news meeting.

The honeymoon with baseball fans at Nationals Park began on Tuesday.  Those fans hope, years from now, they can say they were at Nationals Park to witness the start of a stellar Major League Baseball career.

Posted by http://coaching-youth-baseball.com

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Youth Baseball Hitting | Increase the batting average for youth baseball hitters.

Much of a hitter’s success comes from being smart and staying within the strike zone. Hitters who are selective and can patiently wait for a good pitch to hit will greatly increase his chances of having a successful at bat.

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Be selective and aggressive as a youth baseball hitter. Do not let the pitcher expand the strike zone. A youth baseball pitchers goal is to get you to swing at bad pitches and expand his strike zone. The goal is to get on base. nothing wrong with walks. If you can’t get on base you are not doing your job. Remember the more pitches you see the better youth baseball hitter you will be.  Also, Go up to bat with a purpose. What kind of pitch are you looking for? Is anyone on base? Be selective and look for the pitches you can drive somewhere. I think this simple tip can be introduced to youth baseball players as early as ten years old.

Be patient and look for a good pitch to hit !

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We should see many tpx baseball bats this year on the youth baseball fields.

Along with the exogrid the new rage is the H2 tpx youth baseball bats by Louisville Slugger.

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As the new year approaches, many of us will begin getting ready for the

Ready Position demonstrated by Trevor Mcclure

youth baseball season.  Sign ups, coaching plans, and even some youth baseball practices will start. As a gentle reminder I wish to put out a little reminder one of the most important things youth baseball coaches should teach is the ready position.

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My son has used Louisville Slugger TPX Baseball Bats during his entire playing time of youth baseball. He always said he liked the feel of the Louisville Slugger TPX baseball bats of other brands of youth baseball bats. He  practiced hitting off from a tee ,  soft toss and short toss . He quickly became one of the top batters in his age group. He was what is considered a contact hitter. Very high on base percentage with practically no strikeouts.

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If you’re coaching a little league, high school, or college team, it doesn’t matter; make youth baseball practice drills should be fun for your players. Do your youth baseball practice drills, situations, etc. but then play a live game, set up some competitions, or play some stickball. There are many ways to work on the skills and have fun in the process.

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One of the best underused baseball hitting drills is the batting tee. Pros and college players use them, thus our youth should be doing youth baseball hitting drills from the tee also.
See the proper way to use a tee and become a better, more powerful hitter with baseball hitting drills.

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Start these youth baseball drills with a pitcher on the mound, a catcher behind the plate (in full gear), a runner on first base, and/or second base.
We then need fielders at each of the infield positions and a batter in the box (with his helmet on). Extra players will be the bunter’s and base runners.

You can see the full article with two youth baseball drills on bunting and bunt defense at youth baseball drills.

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However we need to have a full field on the field with base runners to teach cutoffs in youth baseball. Learn more at http://coaching-youth-baseball.blogspot.com/

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