This kid plays like he’s 21... absolutely amazing! I am a 19 year old third baseman, outfielder, and RHP and I am 83-85 and top at 86 off the mound even with arthritis in my throwing elbow and people think that I have a scary fastball but this kid is throwing mid 90s at 4 years younger than me. He’s gonna be a star, just put the team first, stay humble, and have deep faith in God, and you will go really far with this baseball thing! Congrats on your accomplishments!!
I thought this guy was in his mid-20s. When I was in college, I was still getting carded for rated R movies. Also, damn, how much do private lessons/coaches at these facilities cost? His family is all in. I’m jealous. That’s awesome.
As I’ve gotten older, 43 now, I shudder sometimes when seeing these young guns pitching. By 14 I too was throwing low 90’s from the mound but eventually it caught up to me. My Freshman year in High School ended with severe tendinitis which took three months of rehab. Growing up I had always played 3rd base and pitcher. Growing up in South Florida we were able to play year round without much of a break. Nobody had me slow down. Each league, coaches had me out there pitching. I was still able to play college ball thankfully but by then I knew my arm was pretty shot. Still consistently had my fastball clocked at 92 in college but it took so much to get and stay there as my shoulder was jello. When I play softball now I always play first base as I don’t have to throw that much. I tried playing third but the pain from throwing made playing miserable. Sorry for my rant... I just hope someone keeps him from pitching too much and ruining that arm. Good luck young buck. 👍
@@SOL1Dfps I was already almost 6’ tall and 175/180lbs. I was also gifted with a very strong arm. Ever since little league I usually always had the strongest arm on the team.
Hey just curious as I am a senior in high school. Did that happen to your arm because of having a very strong arm? Or was it mechanics, example pushing the ball. I have recently been noticing that I tend to push the ball when I make throws from the outfield, leading to almost spiking the ball and losing velo. So I am wondering if you pushed the ball, because if you were throwing with correct mechanics, your arm would have no problems correct?
@@hoteltrivago1380 it was simply overuse. Growing up in South Florida I played year round. I would play 2 seasons of travel ball back to back (Legion & PAL) and then school ball. However, I was pitching way too much. None of my coaches utilized a proper pitch count and I never got the proper rest. I would be pitching consistently in each of the three leagues without proper rest which is why by the age of 14 I had severe shoulder tendinitis which resulted in 3 months of physical therapy 3 days a week. This also happened again my junior year of high school. In college I was on a proper pitchers workout program designed specifically for arm strength however, like I said by then my shoulder was a torn mess.
This is my new favorite video on youtube like their aren't many videos where I can just sit, not caring about school, family, anything, and just be HAPPY for like 6 minutes like yassss the three people who disliked are kids who he took 550 dead center
I hate to be that guy, but I was consistently throwing 90-91mph at 14 years old. I blew out my arm and was out of baseball by 17. Every coach wanted me to play for them, and to pitch every game. It was just too much wear and tear on my arm. I also didn't have the best mechanics. They were good, but not the level they needed to be pitching so much. It's fun to throw that hard, but it's better to just play a position and hit. I'd just pitch every once in a while and work on mechanics until you get till around age 17-18. At this rate you'll be drafted high and highly recruited by colleges either way.
Please please PLEASE to the adults close to this kid. Treat his arm like the golden egg it is. He will be just fine and play at a high level from what he's able to do right this minute. He's already got the blueprint but HAS to be forced to preserve his gift over the next several years. There is a thing as throwing too hard too young. It's not if a kid can throw this hard it's how often he does. He is still very much susceptible to growth plate injuries at his age no matter how proper he warms up or stretches. Our arms have odometers on them so it's never if injury will occur its when. He is placing an enormous amount of stress on his UCL with his velocity at such a young age. He's a big strong kid who while humble it appears still thinks he's invincible as we all did so the grown ups around him must protect him from himself and keep him healthy. This is such a beautiful sport but too many who can influence do not allow the journey to develop properly. Thanks for willing to read my rant if you made it this far. Good luck kid!!
God that kid has a beautiful swing ... he makes everything look seamless and fluid. When most kids are transitioning from their boy to man bodies, which can be difficult and awkward, he already looks like a pro.
Looks extremely good. He needs to get rid of that sidearm throwing though. Would not only make sure he doesn't have to retire from baseball in 10 years, but also give him more power.
@@JS-jf7gv No time for failure!! If he’s slacking and hitting only 87-88 on the gun, and not giving it his all, I’ll take a hammer to his 9-year old knuckles (non-throwing hand of course). Little bastard WILL be an MLB success - or else!! My reputation depends on it!
Prime talent at a young age and is 100% going places. My only concern would be the arm slot and mechanics when he pitches, needs to open up a bit more and come over the top otherwise the heavy strain he's putting on that elbow will just compound over time
@@thrin1454 90 off a tee is the baseline for what their looking for in mlb, off pitchers throwing 90 is where their exit velo gets over 100 consistently
Looks like he has a big frame. Possibly a taller guy 6'3+. Great footwork for his size and age. Strong kid with a strong arm so hes still relying on the arm a tad more than his lower half on some of those balls but im sure he was fatigued etc. Im sure he hits for great power judging by his swing but I could see him getting jammed by a pitcher with good velocity and or good tail on the fastball. Seems like more of a natural fielder than a pitcher. I think 94 mph velocity is a major stretch...unless they meant 94mph from the field. Im sure that mid 90s velocity will come. Then again..its a short video so hard to judge. But those are my impressions.
How the hell do these young guys throw that hard. I’m 16 about to be 17 in a couple months and I throw 83-85. Once in a while 86. I can’t even imagine throwing low to mid 90s.
Where is whistle no days off when there’s is someone with real talent
Nah he ain’t that good, we got jOeY BaSEbalL
They have a day off
@@davis1549 I see what you did there 🤣
It’s in the making😳
We got Joey and his bats
This kid plays like he’s 21... absolutely amazing! I am a 19 year old third baseman, outfielder, and RHP and I am 83-85 and top at 86 off the mound even with arthritis in my throwing elbow and people think that I have a scary fastball but this kid is throwing mid 90s at 4 years younger than me. He’s gonna be a star, just put the team first, stay humble, and have deep faith in God, and you will go really far with this baseball thing! Congrats on your accomplishments!!
@@williamwallacesager6460 thank you lil homie! I was born to hit so someday soon I may play on a competitive team! I hired a coach as well!
Scary fastball 🤡
@@williamvogt7175 stfu bruh he said he had arthritis and not everyone is born to throw mid 90s he could have nasty movement you never know
83-85 is not scary😭🤡
@@brentgreen8636 and bow hard do you throw ?
Impressive, hope he doesn’t forget to have fun.
Has potential to be the next big star.
could be
Edison eagles stadium
cranford home victory Edison eagles
Hard to predict that in baseball
No shit
I’ve seen this kid play my friend and he’s the real deal
well yeah we watched the video
No Chris Cormier is the real deal look him up
@@carterjones6998 this guys like 6ft plus and I’m the same age only 5’7”. Size is making baseball hard now lmao
@@carterjones6998 LMFAO
anyone else like throwing in the gym because of the glove pop
Yes
I hate throwing into nets
Yes it’s too hot to throw outside a real field lol
“I am 12”
Lol
Benchwarmers lol
Lmao!!
"Its in green crayon"
Lol
I thought this guy was in his mid-20s. When I was in college, I was still getting carded for rated R movies.
Also, damn, how much do private lessons/coaches at these facilities cost? His family is all in. I’m jealous. That’s awesome.
Checkout ps2athletics.com for information on lessons!
How r u getting carded for r rated movies I’m a sophomore in hs and I’ve never been carded
@@lukes1782 - People look different and age differently from one another. Also people do their jobs differently.
As I’ve gotten older, 43 now, I shudder sometimes when seeing these young guns pitching. By 14 I too was throwing low 90’s from the mound but eventually it caught up to me. My Freshman year in High School ended with severe tendinitis which took three months of rehab. Growing up I had always played 3rd base and pitcher. Growing up in South Florida we were able to play year round without much of a break. Nobody had me slow down. Each league, coaches had me out there pitching. I was still able to play college ball thankfully but by then I knew my arm was pretty shot. Still consistently had my fastball clocked at 92 in college but it took so much to get and stay there as my shoulder was jello. When I play softball now I always play first base as I don’t have to throw that much. I tried playing third but the pain from throwing made playing miserable. Sorry for my rant... I just hope someone keeps him from pitching too much and ruining that arm. Good luck young buck. 👍
how the hell did you throw 90 at 14
@@SOL1Dfps I was already almost 6’ tall and 175/180lbs. I was also gifted with a very strong arm. Ever since little league I usually always had the strongest arm on the team.
Hey just curious as I am a senior in high school. Did that happen to your arm because of having a very strong arm? Or was it mechanics, example pushing the ball. I have recently been noticing that I tend to push the ball when I make throws from the outfield, leading to almost spiking the ball and losing velo. So I am wondering if you pushed the ball, because if you were throwing with correct mechanics, your arm would have no problems correct?
@@hoteltrivago1380 it was simply overuse. Growing up in South Florida I played year round. I would play 2 seasons of travel ball back to back (Legion & PAL) and then school ball. However, I was pitching way too much. None of my coaches utilized a proper pitch count and I never got the proper rest. I would be pitching consistently in each of the three leagues without proper rest which is why by the age of 14 I had severe shoulder tendinitis which resulted in 3 months of physical therapy 3 days a week. This also happened again my junior year of high school. In college I was on a proper pitchers workout program designed specifically for arm strength however, like I said by then my shoulder was a torn mess.
@@oddman1631 Barry University in Miami, FL. Division II in the Sunshine State Conference.
4:14 I would have confidence too if I threw 94 at 15 lol
He is 15 but looks, sounds, plays like a 21+ yo old their prime but he is 15
When I was 15 I was 5”8’ barely throwing 80
haha same
I am 9 and I throw 50 51
@@Zap_Easydub i threw 53 54 at 9 so cool kid i wasn’t even big i just was gifted with a very strong arm
Nice I am big so yeah
@@Zap_Easydub he’s 2022 he’s 16 or 17 he’s no longer 15
People in the comments be like. “I’m 11 and throw 85”
Ik right I’m 14 and I can only reach 70-75 🤣
Fax tho there weaklings I’m 3 and I throw 8586658567468586486486684864864765864864864864864864864864864865865486
I came out the womb gassing upper 200’s smfh
@@youngt-roy8211 that’s weak
Not really though. I'm 13 and throw 93.
This is my new favorite video on youtube like their aren't many videos where I can just sit, not caring about school, family, anything, and just be HAPPY for like 6 minutes like yassss
the three people who disliked are kids who he took 550 dead center
I hate to be that guy, but I was consistently throwing 90-91mph at 14 years old. I blew out my arm and was out of baseball by 17. Every coach wanted me to play for them, and to pitch every game. It was just too much wear and tear on my arm. I also didn't have the best mechanics. They were good, but not the level they needed to be pitching so much. It's fun to throw that hard, but it's better to just play a position and hit. I'd just pitch every once in a while and work on mechanics until you get till around age 17-18. At this rate you'll be drafted high and highly recruited by colleges either way.
Best of luck to this kid, very talented.
my brother played against him at diamond nation he’s from around where i live he’s a really good ball player and he plays so smooth it’s insane
I’m from caldwell, I’ve played him a few times. Got hit by pitch my first ab against him
@@wetbubbles1538 ouch
Is he actually 15 cause they said hes class of 22 which most people in that class are 16 or 17
@@cadebaker7102 probably turning 16 in a few months
He skipped a grade to get drafted earlier. Kids insane
Damn. That's all I have to say. I'm extremely impressed. Kid is not just a talent, he's a phenom.
He goes to my school and I got recommended this 😳
3:40 YOU COULD HEAR THE BALL HUMMIN DAMN
Moves really well, great swing and fluid movement. I’ll take him over Blaze every day of the week.
Blaze the 1st baseman or DH hitting .400 or this guy playing Shortstop hitting .320 and in the bullpen throwing 95mph tough choice.
Jordan got drafted already pretty high! This kid hasn’t yet... I’d take my chances with the draft pick
I’m looking forward to watching this kid.
look forward to seeing you in the show...stay health. Just amazing
Love the sound of the ball cutting thru air. Kid is a stud btw 💪🏽
That kid is very talented! Very impressed at such a young age. Wish him the best.
This Chanel does whistles job but 10x better
Stop telling him how great he is, keep working hard, he's going to need it! Good Luck young man.
Please please PLEASE to the adults close to this kid. Treat his arm like the golden egg it is. He will be just fine and play at a high level from what he's able to do right this minute. He's already got the blueprint but HAS to be forced to preserve his gift over the next several years. There is a thing as throwing too hard too young. It's not if a kid can throw this hard it's how often he does. He is still very much susceptible to growth plate injuries at his age no matter how proper he warms up or stretches. Our arms have odometers on them so it's never if injury will occur its when. He is placing an enormous amount of stress on his UCL with his velocity at such a young age. He's a big strong kid who while humble it appears still thinks he's invincible as we all did so the grown ups around him must protect him from himself and keep him healthy. This is such a beautiful sport but too many who can influence do not allow the journey to develop properly. Thanks for willing to read my rant if you made it this far. Good luck kid!!
Thank goodness. It’s not a rich 12 year old, and this guys actually determined and has reason to be drafted
God that kid has a beautiful swing ... he makes everything look seamless and fluid. When most kids are transitioning from their boy to man bodies, which can be difficult and awkward, he already looks like a pro.
It's a good thing his family can afford for him to train at a professional athletic center like this with high-speed feedback machines and coaches.
Looks extremely good. He needs to get rid of that sidearm throwing though. Would not only make sure he doesn't have to retire from baseball in 10 years, but also give him more power.
I think he is fine because he shouldn’t change and that is good for the slider but yes he should cinsider it
Dum fool mlb players want to throw sidearm now
I agree with you. I blew out my arm at 14 yo throwing 90-91mph and it was largely due to mechanics (and overuse).
Damn am behind 😂
He went to diamond elite when I was there
, keep up the good work son see you in the major leagues
All bullshit aside, that young man could probably go pro in his sport of choice.
It looks to me that he is close to his 10,000 hours !
Could be in the class of 2023 if he really wanted to reclass. Next big star.
This is so much better than whitsle because they only show like 12 year olds with rich parents this guy is really good
Coaches! Do not burn this kid out! He is still very young and growing!
I am just in disbelief that he is just 15. His mechanics are great and his mental and physical game look amazing.
Played him when he was 13 he is crazy
imagine having a full facility and 2 coaches at 15...
Think they emptied the place to film this
Ain't nuthin but a peanut. Investing in a potential half billion dollar asset
This kid is a definitive 5 tool player. My son is 9 and hits 89-90 regularly on the gun. Hoping he develops into this kind of talent.
At 13 I hit 80. Come on man
If he’s not breaking 90 by 10 buy him a tennis racquet because his baseball career is over.
@@JS-jf7gv No time for failure!! If he’s slacking and hitting only 87-88 on the gun, and not giving it his all, I’ll take a hammer to his 9-year old knuckles (non-throwing hand of course). Little bastard WILL be an MLB success - or else!! My reputation depends on it!
Somebody doesnt want his son having a working arm in 5 years.
@gang lang than I'm a bum. But I'm now 33 and still throw that. Both elbows are good
he’s really good but he might need to put on some weight so his elbow doesn’t explode
the weight will come. actually the speed comes from his limber frame
Keep up the great work!
This kid is going places no doubt
Great foundation alot of development including mentally left. Those 3 years are everything
This is where the arm injuries develop because of the wear and tear on the body ...
What a great last name
Damn evolution ball player great skill and talent seems very mature for his age, looking forward for highlights in high school ball
Jersey Hype!
gonna be a star
How does this channel have only 400 subs?
This young man has great all around game. I can see him play shortstop and relief pitch in the MLB.
Not fast enough to play infield. Pitching is his forte.
Wowww, if he stays the course he will definitely be in mlb in near future
Pre-ordered Bowman 2023 Draft
3:52 that ball kinda scared me lol
Jeez man 🔥🔥🔥
Hey, that’s pretty fast
3:33 that throw is so satisfying
Prime talent at a young age and is 100% going places. My only concern would be the arm slot and mechanics when he pitches, needs to open up a bit more and come over the top otherwise the heavy strain he's putting on that elbow will just compound over time
Damn he’s gonna be a stud
Oh Fck ,give this kid a Red Sox contract
Yea brotha
Throws smoke!
kids a stud but you can tell his body matured early
simply gifted by genetics
Hard Work*
@@obedlopez1075 both 🤑*
damn bru i just turned 15 and top high 70's and this kid is in the 90's
Probably gets signed in the next 1-2 years, haven't seen raw U.S. high school talent like that since A-Rod.
Mike Pelfry was throwing 95 mph in High School when I played against him. Signed to the Mets.
Got the "Danny Almonte" birth certificate.
Great front arm action on the mound. Extremely underutilized tool for velocity.
Next Dodgers Prospect
Does anybody know what his normal exit velocity is
90mph in mlb
@@Henhen-notAbird nah a lot more than that in the mlb
105-110
101
@@thrin1454 90 off a tee is the baseline for what their looking for in mlb, off pitchers throwing 90 is where their exit velo gets over 100 consistently
Can we get a birth certificate
This is pure craziness 🧢 off
y the heck would anyone thumbs down this is what I don't understand
Tommy John has entered the chat
That bat speed looks legit
Looks like he has a big frame. Possibly a taller guy 6'3+. Great footwork for his size and age. Strong kid with a strong arm so hes still relying on the arm a tad more than his lower half on some of those balls but im sure he was fatigued etc.
Im sure he hits for great power judging by his swing but I could see him getting jammed by a pitcher with good velocity and or good tail on the fastball.
Seems like more of a natural fielder than a pitcher. I think 94 mph velocity is a major stretch...unless they meant 94mph from the field. Im sure that mid 90s velocity will come.
Then again..its a short video so hard to judge. But those are my impressions.
would love to see him in a blue jay uniform one day
Yeah 15
I’m 5 years old an can throw 105
Lol
Really I’m 2 and a half and throw 190 lol
I like your cut g
@@jacob2790 stfu
TOMMY JOHN HAS ENTERED THE CHAT.
Finally people show a 15 yo throwing 94mph and not an 8 yo throwing 40mph
Crazy how at his age his release point for each pitch is pretty similar if not the same
You can hear the ball slicing through the air when he throws
@Paul Romero yea Ik
@Paul Romero yea it’s satisfying
How the hell do these young guys throw that hard. I’m 16 about to be 17 in a couple months and I throw 83-85. Once in a while 86. I can’t even imagine throwing low to mid 90s.
My cousin is playing him tonight
How did it go?
@@theofficiallongggchicken1734 ok The kid hit a nuke off my cousin
@@chopdawg7327 Cap
@@obedlopez1075 No cap
“I was 13 and I hit 439 with a 113 exit velo”
Kool
Weak
I call it Mike Tyson legs
I forgot he was 15 when I was watching this because he is so mature and he looks 18
I’m 3 I hit a 764 with a 2726 exit velo
10 pg grade 🥵🥵🥵
who in the hell is giving this a thumbs down?
Hope he takes good care of that arm
No hate or anything but just saying tommy John might come outta nowhere but dang this guy throws an MLB fastball
Easy big leaguer down the road
That is fast. Only question I have is, How long is his arm going to last?
That kid is 15!?
Fun Fact: He already plays for the Red Sox and will be the Opening Day starter🥴