Pointers from the Pros - Trevor Hoffman
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Trevor Hoffman demonstrates several of his pitching grips.
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“The change-up is something I’m SOMEWHAT known for.”
So modest.
You and Gywnn taught me how to pitch and bat at a summer training camp. Was unreal that my real life heroes did that for us all. Trevor Hoffman will always be a name of legend in San Diego!
Best closer in the past 25 years not named Mariano Rivera.
Trevor is surgical with it!!!!!
tremendous pitcher and by all accounts a great guy!
I was 10 when he gave me a free cap that he placed on my head. Great man!
He will be an awesome pitching coach for any team
Thanks for sharing this!
That evolution of the change up was fascinating! My favorite pitcher.
Man this is so cool
I don't recognize him without the goatee
Jim Brewer Dodgers 1960s comes to mind. Vin Scully "PALMBALL" !!!
More of these vids please!
Is it my illusion or Hoffman has huge hands? He's like only 6'1 tall.
Now this is the type of instruction young people need!!! Not run and gun into a net with my cap on backwards and jump for joy when i hit 82
If the Braves had hoffman and Gwynn theyd have won all those years they should have.
I hated Braves v Padres late 1990s especially when Maddux was up. It seemed to me Tony Gwynn owned him.
Tony Gwynn faced Maddux 107 times in his career. He batted .415 and had zero strikeouts against him.
@@drawkiain Gwynn was different class, almost an impossible out at times and likely one of the best hitters never to get a WS, despite playing in a great team his best years came when a NYY team who kept buying up the best rotation despite already having some of the decades best on staff and had top notch hitting from 95 to 2005.
Even the Braves couldnt get it done more than once despite having arguably the best ever starting rota.
An era where records were broken which brought huge attention to Baseball in the late 90s made the game the top news story again after the strike along with Bulls dominance in basketball and Cowboys in football had put baseball in the shadows.