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hey guys coach here this is a quick little video I grabbed while we were in the Motheramp;#39;s Day tournament this is the Wesleyan baseball team after a strikeout youamp;#39;ll see them throwing around the horn what I liked about the video is that you could also see the third baseman go into his rest ready react mode something that weamp;#39;ve been working on a lot this year so thereamp;#39;s the third baseman over there rest ready and watching Iamp;#39;m going to reset the video so you can see it again and a couple of things to note is is that once you get to college and the pros after a strikeout it goes from third base to shortstop then to second base alright so letamp;#39;s take a look at this again from the beginning second the left fielder and then into the pitcher pretty cool stuff also you know their third baseman doesnamp;#39;t come all the way into the mound but I like doing that just shortens the throw gives the third baseman a little opportunity to check in with th
