Yea this is just a case of a big kid that’s not great. He hits far but he’s playing low end competition, if they play him up then he’d become mediocre & his parents probably enjoy him dominating his classmates and playing with his friends instead of struggling against random older kids who have more experience. Playing up would be cool but it doesn’t always work out, one of my best friends growing up dominated our league every season. I batted in front of him & the parents would chant, “Chan Chan he’s our man and if he can’t do it C.J. Can!” So they’d literally be chanting for my buddy to go yard while I was batting. 🤣 but his parents were told to play him up because EVERYONE said he’s a beast and needed better competition and he had hit a bomb off our towns older kids all star team when we scrimmaged the season before, but when they moved him up it just killed his confidence in the sport so he dropped it in high school to focus on being the quarterback (his nickname in football was video game because it was so easy for him it looked like he was playing games.) had he stayed in our age group I think he would’ve developed more & made it to college ball easily. Some people are ready for the next level early, & some are just at the top of the level they’re at. There’s a difference, you can be good at medium but that doesn’t mean you’re ready to beat hard mode.
One time this team in my little league had some kids quit mid season so the coach called up some of his sons friends from another town & managed to get the league to allow them to join. One threw a no hitter against my team (I reached base on a strikeout to be the only base runner in the game), true story and the kids were both much larger than anyone (I was 6’0” at 14 & these kids were larger than me in a 14u league)! When the kid took the mound my dad yelled out that we should protest the game until we got his birth certificate because he looked 18! & then during the game my dad said he saw that kid buying cigarettes down the street before the game & the umpire stopped the game to tell my dad to stop the comments or he’d be removed from the park. 🤦🏻♂️😂 honestly wouldn’t have been the first time he was removed from a park by an umpire.
Wow. What a story. They should have gotten birth certificates before those kids stepped on the field. USSSA keeps birth certificates for every single kid on each team on file. It’s really hard to get away with that nowadays with the technology we have. Having said that the other teams do ask for his birth certificate from time to time. His parents have it on hand each & every tournament.
I coached baseball for almost 30 years, this is very rare to see a kid who is going through a growth spurt like that and still has that much coordination. He has potential to improve, I hope he has parents to guide him and protect him.
@@mistamyles Miss myles, 11 year olds that are 6' tall and able to swing a bat like that is very rare. YOU can make all the brainless comments you want , however, I'm what you call an expert on this topic. I wasn't exaggerating, 30 years of coaching and yes there were a few BIG kids who could hit but it's uncommon.
@@mistamyles You're only 21 years old and you THINK that you are a judge of talent ? You have only been playing ball for 8 - 9 years . Tell us how many teams you have played on how many teams you have coached, How many championship teams you have coached ? How many players have you coached that have gone on to play college baseball or any level of professional ball ?
Just give it a few years when it actually matters. I remember back in the young days when the big kids were the only good ones, but just let him hit high school and everything will even out.
This reminds me of a kid I faced when I was 13, he was like 6'0, ripped, fast, a powerhouse, and had a bushy beard. He hit 2 bombs against us...I also played him in schoolball bc our schools were in same region. Edit: He actually still plays if you want to look him up, his name is Michael Harris on the Atl Braves AAA or AA team...edit: now MLB
@@dylaniscool8629 I was exaggerating, but fr tho he probably was around 6'0 at 13. I really didn't know his height, he just looked huge next to me (I was around 5'1 at 13)
Also, I pitched against Dylan Lesko and struck him out last year. Im in the middle age group between Harris and Lesko and I played up when I was young and faced Harris, and last year Lesko was playing up cause he is insane and faced my team. Edit: Lesko throws 97 at 17 years old, not fun to face
For everyone that thinks this is fake I have an 11 year old kid on my team and he is 6 ft and you need to show your birth certificates to be on the team so he really is 11🤯
My little brother was 10 playing up with 15 year olds and I was 12 1/2 playing up with 15 year olds, and I can say first hand he definitely benefited from that
Our beast was the legendary Jimmy Solak. There wasn’t a baseball field he didn’t own. It was never if he was going yard but how often. He just had a solid swing and a great eye at the plate. Mid 1980’s RTJAA baseball GOAT.
8-12 year olds play on 200' feilds, that's standard size. Avg pitch for 10-12 year old is 45-60 Everything is normal except a 6'1" 11 year old. His parents should move him up
I do like the comments saying “They’re pitching like 50 on 200ft fields”. Yeah, I mean, they’re 11, pitching at 11 year old speeds on an 11 year old sized field. Don’t worry about hate comments, nice hits buddy, keep it up
He’s really tall. That’s for sure. And he’s really talented but he’s gotta keep working hard if he wants to play after high school. He is definitely on the right track though!!
kids gotta develop some bat speed for sure but that will hopefully come with time. got a bright future as a player if he works and doesn’t rely on size until it’s too late
This was literally my brother. At least he was at least 6’0 before he turned 12. 6’06 by the time he graduated 8th. He hit tanks like this but they said he’d be better at basket ball. He should have stayed with baseball
Hella Cool, at his size I hope this was at least 12U. In Hawaii they don't use 11U. Only 8-10-12-14. Most of the bigger, stronger, faster & talented late 10yr & 11yrs over 5'5 are already playing 12U. We have a 5'7 180lbs *10U kid that crushes balls outta the park, he'll be turning 11 soon and is committing to 12U RBI in a few months.
Play him up grade levels where he is the same size as everyone else. Played all the way to college and I will tell the kids that were just bigger than everyone else burned out fast when everyone caught up. Spent so many years dominating they couldn’t handle losing and not going 4-4 every game
There was a kid on the 11-12 yr old Championship winning team for the game I Umpired Monday night. He was just a hair shorter than me and I am 6’3”. His shirt barely fit him. He ended up hitting a Grand Slam in the Top of the 7th when they were down 3 runs. They held the team to 0 runs in the Bottom of the 7th to win the game.
Unless he keeps growing and stays head and shoulders above every other player every year it's only a matter of time till the playing field is leveled. All that size doesn't do you a favor when the ball is being thrown 90 mph. Larger strike zone for a pitcher and more area the batter must cover in miliseconds. Still very lifted athlete in the making from the looks of things
This is nothing. When I was in coaches pitch, I was nearly seven feet tall. I hit a home run nearly every at bat. A few of them traveled over 600 feet.
I got a friend on my team and whenever he hits a home run you can feel it before he hits the ball that he is gonna smoke the ball and then it is so fun to scream gooooooonnnne
I was 6’2 at 12 years old. I was taller than my Little League coaches. “Come on, where’s his driver’s license!?” the opposing team’s parents would yell.
Carter from that tall family will get humbled seeing this he made fun of his little brother for only being 5’4” when he was 5’9” at 11 years old and then him seeing this will definitely get him!!!!!
A literal adult played against my 13u team twice. He used a wooden bat and he barely even swung and the ball would go like a good 100mph. Also he’s the number one running back in the state and number four in the nation, for seventh grade of course.
I was 6 feet at 11 and I’m 6’3. Everyone that thinks this isn’t normal hasn’t watched the llws. I wasn’t even the talllest on my team. There was a guy younger than me 6’4.
In most cases I’ve seen like this, the kids fizzles out of the sport as other kids start to become their size because they didn’t put as much effort in because they were naturally better due to size, then aren’t as good when size isn’t a factor anymore. Keep my boy hungry
There are levels to this shit boys. People saying it looks like slow pitch. They are 11 😂 he is just ahead of the game. Can’t go to a faster pitch because that will throw the hitting off.
I remember when I was in 10u baseball I hit a home run and it was in one of those places that have cars all around the field and I broke some women’s windshield
You wanna know why it’s because the pitchers he faces against throw 10 miles per hour
when he is six feet tall
Bully
@@lorenzohuman9684 I really am that kind of hurt😭
@@lorenzohuman9684 i’m just saying he still hits bombs
@@kw9clash495 not really those are like 150 foot fences
Play him up a year. He’ll benefit more
Play him up five years lol
Play him up like 3 years I’m 13 and I’m 4’11
Yea this is just a case of a big kid that’s not great. He hits far but he’s playing low end competition, if they play him up then he’d become mediocre & his parents probably enjoy him dominating his classmates and playing with his friends instead of struggling against random older kids who have more experience. Playing up would be cool but it doesn’t always work out, one of my best friends growing up dominated our league every season. I batted in front of him & the parents would chant, “Chan Chan he’s our man and if he can’t do it C.J. Can!” So they’d literally be chanting for my buddy to go yard while I was batting. 🤣 but his parents were told to play him up because EVERYONE said he’s a beast and needed better competition and he had hit a bomb off our towns older kids all star team when we scrimmaged the season before, but when they moved him up it just killed his confidence in the sport so he dropped it in high school to focus on being the quarterback (his nickname in football was video game because it was so easy for him it looked like he was playing games.) had he stayed in our age group I think he would’ve developed more & made it to college ball easily. Some people are ready for the next level early, & some are just at the top of the level they’re at. There’s a difference, you can be good at medium but that doesn’t mean you’re ready to beat hard mode.
@@Lebronisthegoat3 how are u 4’11” at 13 bruh lol
@@cliftwingclifton1401 don’t ask me
I can imagine parent’s of the opposing team asking for his birth certificate. 😂
One time this team in my little league had some kids quit mid season so the coach called up some of his sons friends from another town & managed to get the league to allow them to join. One threw a no hitter against my team (I reached base on a strikeout to be the only base runner in the game), true story and the kids were both much larger than anyone (I was 6’0” at 14 & these kids were larger than me in a 14u league)! When the kid took the mound my dad yelled out that we should protest the game until we got his birth certificate because he looked 18! & then during the game my dad said he saw that kid buying cigarettes down the street before the game & the umpire stopped the game to tell my dad to stop the comments or he’d be removed from the park. 🤦🏻♂️😂 honestly wouldn’t have been the first time he was removed from a park by an umpire.
Wow. What a story. They should have gotten birth certificates before those kids stepped on the field. USSSA keeps birth certificates for every single kid on each team on file. It’s really hard to get away with that nowadays with the technology we have. Having said that the other teams do ask for his birth certificate from time to time. His parents have it on hand each & every tournament.
@@PaulAnthonyBaseball nah they just make a fake birth certificate lots do
Yeah I’d like to see his birth certificate
That’s what I was thinking as soon as I saw the video. Lmao imma need to see a birth certificate on that kid 😂
I coached baseball for almost 30 years, this is very rare to see a kid who is going through a growth spurt like that and still has that much coordination. He has potential to improve, I hope he has parents to guide him and protect him.
you must have been coaching special ed kids cuz i see this every year and i’m 21🤣 u gotta find some talent around you sir.
@@mistamyles Miss myles, 11 year olds that are 6' tall and able to swing a bat like that is very rare. YOU can make all the brainless comments you want , however, I'm what you call an expert on this topic. I wasn't exaggerating, 30 years of coaching and yes there were a few BIG kids who could hit but it's uncommon.
He stopped growing
@@mistamyles You're only 21 years old and you THINK that you are a judge of talent ? You have only been playing ball for 8 - 9 years . Tell us how many teams you have played on how many teams you have coached,
How many championship teams you have coached ? How many players have you coached that have gone on to play college baseball or any level of professional ball ?
@@grover2727 my guy you ain’t a coach🤣 i promise ur ass at baseball, what city u in ?
Just give it a few years when it actually matters. I remember back in the young days when the big kids were the only good ones, but just let him hit high school and everything will even out.
I was 6ft in 5th grade.I was by far best b ball center in kansas.I topped off at 6'4 so yeah gotta wait see what happens.Some just grow up earlier.
@@jeremymitchell5998yeah I’m 12 and I’m 5ft but every dude in my family is around 5ft11- 6ft1
He looks more like 5’11 and 3/4 😂
Much love good hits.
@IGOR31 it’s a joke
This reminds me of a kid I faced when I was 13, he was like 6'0, ripped, fast, a powerhouse, and had a bushy beard. He hit 2 bombs against us...I also played him in schoolball bc our schools were in same region.
Edit: He actually still plays if you want to look him up, his name is Michael Harris on the Atl Braves AAA or AA team...edit: now MLB
That’s pretty cool you played against Michael Harris. He probably started swinging a bat at 2 years old.
Bro he’s 6 ft
@@dylaniscool8629 I was exaggerating, but fr tho he probably was around 6'0 at 13. I really didn't know his height, he just looked huge next to me (I was around 5'1 at 13)
Also, I pitched against Dylan Lesko and struck him out last year. Im in the middle age group between Harris and Lesko and I played up when I was young and faced Harris, and last year Lesko was playing up cause he is insane and faced my team.
Edit: Lesko throws 97 at 17 years old, not fun to face
@@greencat1849 Lesko throws Heat!! Sounds like you've played against some pretty good competition!!
"Here is el birth certifico..."
Lmao
“I am 12”
In green crayon
How much money is in there?
@@dafritts2012 $10
10MPH pitch looks crazy man I’m impressed
I'm more impressed by the sweet pop of his loaded bat.
😂
i was like “he doesn’t look that tall” then i looked at everyone else on the field and was like *”OH”*
There’s a 12 year old in my grade who almost beat the home run record for the town with I think 13 home runs and all out of the park
For everyone that thinks this is fake I have an 11 year old kid on my team and he is 6 ft and you need to show your birth certificates to be on the team so he really is 11🤯
bruh that’s like a high schooler playing on a t-ball field
200ft fields that’s crazy man
That’s like 150💀
200' is standard for 8-12 year olds.
He hits monster home runs… on a field that’s like 250 at most to center. I hope he hits it out
Minor and major little league fields are 200 210 tops it's not him hitting bombs its the fact that he's 11 and 6'0 and coordinated
I played that tourney last year and this year in Asheville, it was so fun and we got to championships both times
Never have seen an 11 year old on steroids but now I have
LMAO “sarfatti knows! Take it from me”. This guy is so awesome lol so much fun man. The best and brightest have fun while doing it !
He plays for the Roberson Ramblers the kid is a stud
My little brother was 10 playing up with 15 year olds and I was 12 1/2 playing up with 15 year olds, and I can say first hand he definitely benefited from that
Everyone: “wow he’s so goood”
Me: “I fell bad for those poor car owners”
The best parts are the solid oppo swings. Weight back solid through the ball.
I see Mike Trout is getting good rehab ball in
10u was the best 5 years of his life
This kid has a swing and a half for an 11 year old
Our beast was the legendary Jimmy Solak. There wasn’t a baseball field he didn’t own. It was never if he was going yard but how often. He just had a solid swing and a great eye at the plate. Mid 1980’s RTJAA baseball GOAT.
Notice how every pitch is literally 45 MPH, and the fences are literally 200 feet
8-12 year olds play on 200' feilds, that's standard size.
Avg pitch for 10-12 year old is 45-60
Everything is normal except a 6'1" 11 year old. His parents should move him up
I do like the comments saying “They’re pitching like 50 on 200ft fields”. Yeah, I mean, they’re 11, pitching at 11 year old speeds on an 11 year old sized field.
Don’t worry about hate comments, nice hits buddy, keep it up
I garuntee his parents bring his birth certificate to every game no doubt
They actually do. People always ask & we don’t blame them.
@@PaulAnthonyBaseball lol
11!? Dang he’s an awesome hitter
Message from James K Polk: Holy frick, he is taller than me and he is probably gonna be a first round pick to be honest.
He’s really tall. That’s for sure. And he’s really talented but he’s gotta keep working hard if he wants to play after high school. He is definitely on the right track though!!
@@codeshadows2646 o k
Other team: where is his birth certificate
Umpire: I need it to verify he is 11
Kids parents: um I lost it🤥
Aaron Judge on steroids
I had a friend like this but he was actually 6’4. Used to hit tanks and throw gas but by high school he never even made varsity.
he's freaking as tall as my dad.
It's always a sight to see when he's taller than the coaches on the other teams. Happens quite a bit.
@@PaulAnthonyBaseball lol it's just amazing how tall and good he is at baseball.
@@SavagekiwiOMG It definitely is!
kids gotta develop some bat speed for sure but that will hopefully come with time. got a bright future as a player if he works and doesn’t rely on size until it’s too late
And how hard does he throw
He’s been clocked at 73mph at D-Bat throwing off the mound.
DANG
My teammate throws 60 and he is 10
@@goatedjay4002 Wow! That’s fast. I bet he strikes a lot of kids out with that fast ball!
@R3AP3R_Gaming Nice. Keep it up. Very few 11 & 12 year olds have that kind of speed. Keep working!!
This was literally my brother. At least he was at least 6’0 before he turned 12. 6’06 by the time he graduated 8th. He hit tanks like this but they said he’d be better at basket ball. He should have stayed with baseball
6ft tall dang I thought he was like 5’6
He’s over 6 feet tall right now. Doctor said he’ll be about 7’4”. Not sure about that but It’s possible I guess!
Dang he’s gonna be the tallest baseball player lol
I know. Hopefully he doesn’t get pulled away by basketball. He’s toooo good at baseball for that. I do love basketball though.
Yup if that happened to me I would be so sad
I’m 11 and I’m only 4’9
I had a teammate like this in 12u and he hit one 350 up a hill with a Green CF Zen
Reminds me of the scene from benchwarmers “I am 12”
Believe it or not I was 6ft when I was 12 too ( almost 6’3 at 14 now) and I can remember teams asking me if I drove to the game 😂
That’s awesome. It’s fun getting the attention!
I play against some one in 11 u last year and he was 6’1 and playing d1 Ball.His name was porter.
What team do you play for
I play for the river cats
Hella Cool, at his size I hope this was at least 12U. In Hawaii they don't use 11U. Only 8-10-12-14. Most of the bigger, stronger, faster & talented late 10yr & 11yrs over 5'5 are already playing 12U. We have a 5'7 180lbs *10U kid that crushes balls outta the park, he'll be turning 11 soon and is committing to 12U RBI in a few months.
Honestly seeing a huge dude with good mechanics is rare. For his size at his age he is a smoove player
Had a kid like that in our league. Ended up 6'2" in high school and never made varsity.
This kid needs to be on varsity basketball team
Play him up grade levels where he is the same size as everyone else. Played all the way to college and I will tell the kids that were just bigger than everyone else burned out fast when everyone caught up. Spent so many years dominating they couldn’t handle losing and not going 4-4 every game
Was 6ft in 5th grade.Best basketball center in kansas at that point.To bad i topped off at 6'4.😢
There was a kid on the 11-12 yr old Championship winning team for the game I Umpired Monday night. He was just a hair shorter than me and I am 6’3”. His shirt barely fit him. He ended up hitting a Grand Slam in the Top of the 7th when they were down 3 runs. They held the team to 0 runs in the Bottom of the 7th to win the game.
wanna know why he is good? because he is playing 10 yr who are 4 ft tall and throw 40 mph id like to see him in the higher level
Unless he keeps growing and stays head and shoulders above every other player every year it's only a matter of time till the playing field is leveled. All that size doesn't do you a favor when the ball is being thrown 90 mph. Larger strike zone for a pitcher and more area the batter must cover in miliseconds. Still very lifted athlete in the making from the looks of things
i know everyone is watching the genetic lottery winner of a batter. but some of those kids on the mound have damn good technique.
It’s like that guy from the benchwarmers with the “I am 12” birth certificate in green crayon while he’s drinking beer
Already using the whole field too. Nice! Good luck kid!
This is nothing.
When I was in coaches pitch, I was nearly seven feet tall. I hit a home run nearly every at bat. A few of them traveled over 600 feet.
Can't wait to see him in the show best of luck my man
It’s amazing when kids grow up that fast
Great job, young man!
Cosy bellinger in little league was exactly like this
Played one like th that in little league, he was like 6'3 and caught my would-be homer
I got a friend on my team and whenever he hits a home run you can feel it before he hits the ball that he is gonna smoke the ball and then it is so fun to scream gooooooonnnne
I was 6’2 at 12 years old. I was taller than my Little League coaches. “Come on, where’s his driver’s license!?” the opposing team’s parents would yell.
The parking lot right behind the outfield line 😂
Get that boy some basketball sneakers 😳
He should be crushing everything…he’s head and shoulder above his competition
Hey you dropped something
💉
I was only 5’5 at 11 and I’m 6’3 at 14 now. I wonder how tall he will be
What are they feeding this kid? I was 5ft 2 and 100 pounds at his age
SAME I HAVE FRIEND JUST LIKE THIS LIKE PERFECT JUST LIKE HIM
He will be humbled when everyone is his size
Carter from that tall family will get humbled seeing this he made fun of his little brother for only being 5’4” when he was 5’9” at 11 years old and then him seeing this will definitely get him!!!!!
A literal adult played against my 13u team twice. He used a wooden bat and he barely even swung and the ball would go like a good 100mph. Also he’s the number one running back in the state and number four in the nation, for seventh grade of course.
I was 6 feet at 11 and I’m 6’3. Everyone that thinks this isn’t normal hasn’t watched the llws. I wasn’t even the talllest on my team. There was a guy younger than me 6’4.
As a 6,3 11yr I can say this is pretty cool
Boy those cars at that one field parked right on the other side of the fence sure are in harm's way.
I’m 5”3 and 11 and can hit 8 homers over 230 fence in the span of 5 games
That’s impressive. Good job!!
Wow so cool⚾️👍🏻⚾️👍🏻⚾️👍🏻⚾️👍🏻
Becuase fields are small and pitchers that throw slow
We have a 6’3 kid on our team and he also wears number 34
Looks like the kids from a sports competitive high school foot ball team near us , many of the players on the 6 year plan.
In my 12 I tournament I faced a 6,4 pitcher and That game I got a single, home run, and a walk
In most cases I’ve seen like this, the kids fizzles out of the sport as other kids start to become their size because they didn’t put as much effort in because they were naturally better due to size, then aren’t as good when size isn’t a factor anymore.
Keep my boy hungry
More impressed by the 1st base hit than I am anything else
When u find out it’s the coaches son💀
Jesus Christ this kid’s gonna be the next Aaron Judge🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
There are levels to this shit boys. People saying it looks like slow pitch. They are 11 😂 he is just ahead of the game. Can’t go to a faster pitch because that will throw the hitting off.
It’s MLB The Show on Beginner Mode
11 was the best 3 years of this kids life
Nothing worse than a grown man yelling “Buh Bye”
11 years old been the best 7 years of his life
The Lakers need a center
I have hit a lot of home runs there when I was 11
11 YEARS OLD AND 6 FEET IS CRAZY 😭😭🙏🙏
I remember when I was in 10u baseball I hit a home run and it was in one of those places that have cars all around the field and I broke some women’s windshield
He’s gonna be the baseball shaq
How far are your fences? Great hits!
5th grade was the best 5 years of his life
Christian is better than my high school team
Whats up with the cars parked near the stadium?? 😂