Back in the late 2000s early ‘10s, before the “BBCOR” era of metal bats a lot of companies were making some dangerous bats. Easton, Nike, and Demarini were constantly pushing the envelope back then. Exit velocity was through the roof for kids and some bats were so ridiculously loaded there were on the banned list within a year. I had an old 2 piece composite bat made by Nike that sent anything it touched into orbit. One game we played a team using an illegal bat. Rather than call them out, we pulled the Nike out of the bag and went to work. 7 hits in a row topped off by a grand slam. I put the bat back in my bag right after that 😂
Yeah dude me 2, I had a really old bat even from before the besr. standard. And it was basically just a steel rod, a few weeks ago i used it in a game because all our BBCOR bats were gone. First pitch was a grand slam in the trees, but the umpire overturned it because the bat was obviously illegal. It was called the Louisville Slugger Air Attack
@@semoudemoleman1798 that is one of the most legendary bats of all time. The air attack 2 actually put a kid in the hospital on the comeback and spurred a lawsuit that led to the besr regulation being put into high school. I have one that I'm reengineering
Really good coach working the catcher. Explaining it was a learning experience, explaining what he could have done and not going overboard because he missed the throw. Calm and instructive. That is a great coach.
Where I come from Coach's kid is the one that gets the worst treatment, not the nicest. You hear some coach laying into a player and I guarantee you it's his son. That "good learning experience" shit is for somebody else's kid.
TheNathanlockhart idk where your from but on my team the coaches kid automatically gets into the ASG because of their mom/dad as the coach. And plays pitcher, SS, and at the worst center field.
I was the umpire on the dish on this game. The game was in Lake Havasu, AZ and I was out of Las Vegas. Per our rule in our State, the head coach is supposed to be ejected (NIAA) rule, bat removed and yes, the batter should have been called out, but I believe my decision was based upon game management circumstances (e.g. time limit goes off at end of video.) Thanks =] Edit: this video has as many likes as the catchers #... 76 isn't a baseball number.
So in your umpiring world you ignore all rules because the timers going off soon? Ejecting a coach, removing a bat and calling a batter out takes every bit of 15 seconds in the real world. But if you're just doing outlaw tournaments, carry on.
Then they should ban all bats from today because they're all better than the 1990's when i was playing ball. That was sarcasm. But it's also true. Just because bats get better now they want to ban one because it's too good? Too good compared to what?
Catcher is really good. He spotted the illegal bat and seems to have a great awareness of the game in the field. His only issue was the bad/short hop on the run that scored.
Player using illegal bat is supposed to be ejected along with the coach. Also the player is supposed to be out for using said bat. That team got a run off an illegal bat. 😑
@@TheCheyoiam this is so true with every word. All of those things should have happened as the umpire didn’t have them face the consequences. That was also a bad call on the umpire
@@TheCheyoiam U SSSA rules are extremely weird. It probably different. Also to the guy who made the original comment.... this looks like a 12 and under league. I'm sure they are fine.
To anybody that is wondering why the bat is illegalI believe that it has too great of a drop. The drop is how many ounces the bat weighs less than the lengthFor exampleIf your bat is 30 inches long and the bat weighs 21 ounces, then the bat is a drop nine bat30-21 = 9 Many leagues have a maximum drop of 12So if this batter was using a 33 inch bat that weighed less than 21 ounces, it would most likely be illegal. It looked to be a 2 1/4 inch barrel and it was clearly not a problem with aluminum versus wood. They would not have been able to identify corking on the field.
Jeremy Zuther no.. It's the barrel size not the weight. You can have any length or weight you want in any league. You are limited to a specific barrel size. Bet it was a super fat bat.
The rules when I was playing were that you could only use bats with a weight differential of -5. I swung a 32 inch bat so it couldn't weigh less than 27 oz. It was later changed my senior year to -3 so I had to change to a 32 inch/29 oz bat. Any bats outside of the -3 differential were illegal. Bats could also be no thicker than 2 3/4 inches. As far as wood bats go, most of the leagues I played in you could use a wood bat if you wanted to but there were no rules that said wood bats were illegal. College teams do not use wood bats. They use metal bats
This is why, as an umpire, I ALWAYS checked the bats that are intended on use during game. I make it WELL KNOWN, that I was checking bats. Any bat snuck in after, that is later deemed illegal, will cause the player to be out and possibly ejected (depending on the childs age). If I suspected a coach of purposely doing same, they would automatically be ejected. Harsh, maybe, but when I give you every opportunity to check to see if it is legal, and you try to sneak it in......
The fielding team's coach is really cool. When he tagged up and scored he was all about how it was a learning experience instead of yelling his head off like a lot of coaches would have done. Props to you coach
I was on this team when that happened, and am still currently on this team. The kid at the plate had hit a homerun in the previous at bat and in the previous game with that bat, thats why the catcher said something
BRUH Clan Oh. Well, when I played little league, they checked all the bats before the game. But that was about 2 years ago, so I'm sure things have changed.
FragApples There is a rule commonly known as "Legally and Properly Equipped" The ump's talk to either coach and ask them "Has the equipment been checked and is everything legal?" The Coaches are supposed to check the players' equipment to see if it's legal. In this case it wasn't and the kid should've been ejected or they should've talked to the coach.
FragApples Well here in SW Oklahoma they do here and for those who said he should have been out I have seen it where the batter was out and batter was safe All on the umps I guess
I don't care about illegal bats but kudos to whoever shot the video! Great camera work keeping the action in the middle of the frame, not a lot of zooming or panning. Very smooth, steady video. Hollywood could learn from whoever shot this video!
I am 77 years old and served my country in Vietnam 1968/69. I was wounded and sent home. One of the nurses who took care of me at Hines VA hospital near Chicago became my wife. We are going on 47 years and life has been good. We had two kids boy and girl. Our son when he five or six started playing tee ball. Each year a different level. When our son was about eight he had a coach that yelled at the kids when they would miss a catch so on and so on. I decided to get involved. I started coaching my sons mustang team. Seven of the boys I had came back and played for me five years in a row. Our son played all through high school and was pretty good. Today is Monday May 3rd 2020 and this Wednesday night my grandson will be playing his first Bronco league game and he is pretty good too. I'm excited
Good stuff! Both my son's play. We're in ga, and Play in a league called dizzy dean. We went to the dizzy dean world series in 9u after winning our district then winning state. Came up short against a team we had previously beaten in state. He's playing 11u now and we're trying to make it back to redeem it!
lol I think it's funny that the 10 yr old catcher saw the mistake and not the 40 yr old Umpire! I thought all equipment supposed to be checked before a game? Maybe baseball is different now days.
I am a USSSA umpire. It is the responsibility of the coach to check all equipment. If he/she has any suspicion of illegal equipment, then the UIC will be notified and step in.
It falls under “legally and properly equipped" that is asked by the umpire(s) before each game. I don't continue until I get a “yes" from both teams. Yeah, sure, ect doesn't count for me.
I'm not sure where you call, but when we go to clinics down here (South Louisiana) to get recertified, our instructors tell us that it is the coaches responsibility. If the other coach sees a problem then we step in and enforce any rules that are necessary.
That was the first stealth bat they made, my dad bought it for me when it first came out. That bat has great pop but not what y'all think lol, the bat y'all need to worry about is the Nike cx2.
props to the catcher for being able to recognize an issue with the bat. if he works on his throwing arm and gets some solid practice days in doing throws to 2nd it will really benefit him!
so i was in the 11 through 12 league when one game i see this huge pitcher come to the mound and he was pitching wildly its my turn up at bat and first pitch slings it at my wrist it fractured it and i could barely believe what had happened so they go over to the parents of the kid and they ask his age and i wanted to kill someone when i heard he was 15 years old due to this we won a game when we were down by 7
Lol, ball is outside, I loved umpiring, and heard parents talk about strikes, as they watch from the right or left of the plate.. yea, it looks great their, but from behind, you see the FULL PICTURE. Yes, some ump have a horrible shrinking strike zone. I’d tell both coaches that I would widen my strike zone to get the game going, or if no one was actually swinging, because they knew the pitcher didn’t have anything that day. I know this is off topic, and yes.. CUP, BATS, PLAYERS NAMES, ETC were always checked before the game. I never did it any other way.
You might wanna consider cropping your videos. Why watch 6 minutes of a boring game to show the bat issue? How about a follow up? USSSA rules are pretty clear, the batter should have been out. No challenge from the coach? Side bar: Can that pitcher throw ANYTHING but a curveball? This is why people are against travel ball. This kid's arm will be trash before he gets to college.
ShawnMichael121277 Shouldn't the umps have checked all the bats before hand and taken it out before the game even started? Was it something wrong with the bat (dents or anything like that) or was it not even verified. Then thats different.
Emily Blackshaw Yes they should. When the rules changed, the manufacturers started putting what is referred to as a "thumbprint" on the handle. It's pretty easy to see and verify, being about an inch in size. It simply shows that the bat meets the current recommended bpf. Problem is the pace of the game and the umps get lazy and it just falls through the cracks. But...keep in mind this was right about the time that the rules changed and USSSA cracked down. So...there was a learning curve and you definitely had kids and parents with $300-$400 bats who were hell bent on using them no matter what the rules said.
First, No it isn't little league. You obviously don't even understand what you are watching. Second, if you don't care, don't watch. And even better, don't post stupid ass comments on a video that you don't care about.
Two things: 1) The bat is illegal because it doesn't have the appropriate labels. This doesn't necessarily mean the bat is loaded; giving the batter an advantage. In fact, these labels change over the years and you could have a bat that was legal years prior, but not legal any more. 2) The reason that big boy ripped that ball was because the pitcher is keeping ALL his pitches way high.
Baseball Ballbase That is just a dumb comment. Don't know if THIS bat is illegal or not...but yes...an illegal bat COULD be the difference between hitting home runs or not. I bet you are one of those dumb worhtless fucks that everyone laughs at who says that steroid using players should be in the Hall of Fame because "you still have ht hit the ball" As if extra power doesn't make the difference between a 340 foot fly out and a 375 foot home run. Or even give you extra bat speed to catch up to a 98 MPH fastball. The biggest reason to show why your comment is as worthless as your life is..if they didn't help...why would people use illegal bats or take steroids? "Gee...I know this doesn't help me at all...but I like to live dangerous and take the chance of getting thrown out of a game and possibly suspended!"
Any adult who knowingly allows a kid to use an illegal bat is scum. It endangers the safety and even lives of all participants. The batter should have been called out and all runners returned to their bases.
yooo that’s my old team the grizzlies the coach that got the bat is named coach al and the guy near the dug out is coach tom the owner of the organization now they are called the venom
For those asking what makes a bat Illegal here a a few of the reasons. In this case they are playing BASEBALL. So using a Softball Bat or a Teeball Bat would be illegal. A bat more than 10 years old is illegal (they have dates on them). A bat that is damaged, has a flattened place or a divet or ding on the barrel is illegal. A rolled or warmed bat is illegal. The Barrel of the Bat is too big. Those are most of the EASY to identify reasons. If you want to check your own kids bat look for any of those thing... especially before you buy. Don't buy your kid a Baseball bat for Softball and if it is damaged it shouldn't be used. Make sure the League your kid is in approves the Bat. UTrip might say 1 if OK and Babe Ruth says it isn't. NFHS (High School) may approve it and some other league might not. Usually these leagues have their their name or logo printed on the bat to show they will accept the bat. I would be most cautious buying a USED bat check closely for damage and make sure to check the DATE. But even if you buy an illegal bat you can do whatever you want at home or the batting cages (or for self-defense). So the Bat won't be totally useless. The rest of the reasons a bat might be illegal are harder to explain (by me) because I don't know why they are banned. I have never asked why I just keep my Check Sheet with all of them shown and listed in my Umpire Bag just in case. Maybe someone else can explain that.
The person recording saying “he could’ve killed somebody” was kind of a dead giveaway he was using an illegal bat. She probably saw how hard the ball ricocheted off the swing
Started watching for the illegal bat ended up watching the whole video and was literally bummed out for number 76 when he didn't get the runner out at home I was all into it as if I were there...😂🤣😂🤣 good eye catcher!!!
An illegal bat is an illegal bat...period. When someone uses an illegal bat, there is a penalty...that's why it's called an illegal bat! Duh! Read the RULES!!!
The only reason the bat was illegal was because it doesn’t have a USSSA stamp or “thumb print”. Right call by Ump. If the bat was tampered then it an out
" He should be out" at 2.23. Any guess from which team that came from? And how would anyone on this diamond know what's illegal & what's not? Shhhhesh.
Because they are batters and batsmen or batswomen or batspersons are in your cricket. In recent times even batspeople in cricket are being called batters...so now you've got it.
not out. .. the bat was inspected in a time out after the ball was dead so the bat can be banned but the hit before it counts it was a previous play. if the inspection was during the at bat ... the batter is called out
First Offense - If the umpire discovers that the bat does not conform to USSSA Rule 7.01.C until a time during or after which the bat has been used in play, it shall not be grounds for declaring the batter out and/or ejection from the game. If the umpire discovers that a bat has been used to put a ball in play and before the next legal pitch, the defensive team will have the choice of the result of play or the batter being called out and all runners returning to the base occupied before the pitch.Second Offense - If a team is found in violation of this rule a second time, then the manager will be ejected in addition to the First Offense penalty.USSSA Rules Book
Something about the bat breaks the rules for how it's supposed to be built. They can be designed different ways so that they're springier and will hit the ball farther.
Even in youth baseball there are rules. Especially in regards to the bat. The illegal bat he used will help with the hit going further than if he played with a regulation bat.
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1:14
HOW THE FUCK IS YOUR DESIGNATED RUNNER GONNA BE RUNNING OUT TO HIS BASE LIKE A FUCKING PIGEON
I saw that😂😂😂
I know right😂
Yo I can't breathe😂😂😂😂
Alex Barrera you can't breath... what about Pudge?
At least he got a score at 5:50
Back in the late 2000s early ‘10s, before the “BBCOR” era of metal bats a lot of companies were making some dangerous bats. Easton, Nike, and Demarini were constantly pushing the envelope back then. Exit velocity was through the roof for kids and some bats were so ridiculously loaded there were on the banned list within a year. I had an old 2 piece composite bat made by Nike that sent anything it touched into orbit. One game we played a team using an illegal bat. Rather than call them out, we pulled the Nike out of the bag and went to work. 7 hits in a row topped off by a grand slam. I put the bat back in my bag right after that 😂
damn u went 8 for 8 in one game? bullshit buddy lmao
@@yxngchris3710 my team and I had 8 hits in a row using the bat… thanks for reading dweeb
Yeah dude me 2, I had a really old bat even from before the besr. standard. And it was basically just a steel rod, a few weeks ago i used it in a game because all our BBCOR bats were gone. First pitch was a grand slam in the trees, but the umpire overturned it because the bat was obviously illegal. It was called the Louisville Slugger Air Attack
@@TheyCallMeCyborg wow
@@semoudemoleman1798 that is one of the most legendary bats of all time. The air attack 2 actually put a kid in the hospital on the comeback and spurred a lawsuit that led to the besr regulation being put into high school. I have one that I'm reengineering
Really good coach working the catcher. Explaining it was a learning experience, explaining what he could have done and not going overboard because he missed the throw. Calm and instructive. That is a great coach.
The coach needs a new catcher after that one life there was no hustle
At 2:30 the FBI helicopter comes in to confirm bat is taken out if play.
4 years later a people are still laughing at ur comment
Anyone else wondering how this got on your recommended and how it has a ton of views?
For real
MUFC and
MUFC also that’s not true
@MUFC nfl blows soccer out of the water. Soccer is fucking boring
Nope
The pinch runner at 1:13 runs like a Clydesdale horse.
lol
@USA Elite i no right do you have a youtube channel I do
LOL
🤣🤣🤣 CRYING
lmfao
They pinch run a slow kid for an even slower kid lol
LMBO. Funniest thing i've seen today. :)
LMBO
LMBO
rule is that when there is 2 outs they can pinch run for their catcher, but it has to be the last out, which was the even slower kid
+Jerry Takanaka true
I want my 6 minutes and 53 seconds back
Same
Ain’t we all
Me too
Can't beat fun at the ol' ballpark
Cars &Such same
The catcher must be the coaches kid
Catcher is definitely coach's kid
Yessir
Where I come from Coach's kid is the one that gets the worst treatment, not the nicest. You hear some coach laying into a player and I guarantee you it's his son. That "good learning experience" shit is for somebody else's kid.
TheNathanlockhart idk where your from but on my team the coaches kid automatically gets into the ASG because of their mom/dad as the coach. And plays pitcher, SS, and at the worst center field.
No doubt
I love the parents that know nothing about baseball especially the moms. It just always amuses me
Lmao true tho
There's always plenty of coaches in the bleachers. And they always know far more about the game than anyone else.
I was the umpire on the dish on this game. The game was in Lake Havasu, AZ and I was out of Las Vegas.
Per our rule in our State, the head coach is supposed to be ejected (NIAA) rule, bat removed and yes, the batter should have been called out, but I believe my decision was based upon game management circumstances (e.g. time limit goes off at end of video.) Thanks =]
Edit: this video has as many likes as the catchers #... 76 isn't a baseball number.
You see. Every body stop hating on the umpire
The umpire did fine. He handled it well, nobody complained, the game continued with no further issues as you can see.
I was home plate
So in your umpiring world you ignore all rules because the timers going off soon? Ejecting a coach, removing a bat and calling a batter out takes every bit of 15 seconds in the real world. But if you're just doing outlaw tournaments, carry on.
@@leebomccool8997 shut yo dumbass up bro hes not gonna take mlb rules to heart for a little kids baseball game
1:13 omfg that kid running is fucking hilarious
I've been laughing for the past 10 minutes after seeing it the first time
AHAHAHA WTF THAT NIGGA DOING
PizzaPockets He Does Not Know How To Run In Cleats.
i think these kids be stopping at several pizza places after the games ..
I know this is off topic but the mountains in the background are beautiful
That bat was banned in 2009 when LSU hit 100 home runs as a team.
Maybe the other team should have bought one. I hate when they ban bats because of hits. The other team should buy one.
@@jasonjones4339 maybe it’s so juiced it’s dangerous
Then they should ban all bats from today because they're all better than the 1990's when i was playing ball. That was sarcasm. But it's also true. Just because bats get better now they want to ban one because it's too good? Too good compared to what?
@@AchillesWrath1 too good to be deemed safe. They hit a ball too hard and can damage players or spectators.
@TTGT50 at this age alot of kids would snap a wood bat on accident easy which obviously will cost alot of money
Catcher is really good. He spotted the illegal bat and seems to have a great awareness of the game in the field. His only issue was the bad/short hop on the run that scored.
That was truly impressive
Look at the kid running at 1:14. XD
+Braden Kemmerer Good hustle
Lol
Braden Kemmerer n
Boi
Braden Kemmerer very coordinated
Catcher knows what an illegal bat is but cant make a throw or play his position 😂 This the new age of being scrappy.
Player using illegal bat is supposed to be ejected along with the coach. Also the player is supposed to be out for using said bat. That team got a run off an illegal bat. 😑
@@TheCheyoiam this is so true with every word. All of those things should have happened as the umpire didn’t have them face the consequences. That was also a bad call on the umpire
@@TheCheyoiam U SSSA rules are extremely weird. It probably different. Also to the guy who made the original comment.... this looks like a 12 and under league. I'm sure they are fine.
That pinch runners little Gallup had me dying 🤣
To anybody that is wondering why the bat is illegalI believe that it has too great of a drop. The drop is how many ounces the bat weighs less than the lengthFor exampleIf your bat is 30 inches long and the bat weighs 21 ounces, then the bat is a drop nine bat30-21 = 9 Many leagues have a maximum drop of 12So if this batter was using a 33 inch bat that weighed less than 21 ounces, it would most likely be illegal. It looked to be a 2 1/4 inch barrel and it was clearly not a problem with aluminum versus wood. They would not have been able to identify corking on the field.
geez I remember when a light bat was a 30 oz 34 inch bat
Jeremy Zuther no.. It's the barrel size not the weight. You can have any length or weight you want in any league. You are limited to a specific barrel size. Bet it was a super fat bat.
Only when they hit collage do they use wood.. I don't know any league under high school that allows wood.
Jeremy Zuther what
The rules when I was playing were that you could only use bats with a weight differential of -5. I swung a 32 inch bat so it couldn't weigh less than 27 oz. It was later changed my senior year to -3 so I had to change to a 32 inch/29 oz bat. Any bats outside of the -3 differential were illegal. Bats could also be no thicker than 2 3/4 inches. As far as wood bats go, most of the leagues I played in you could use a wood bat if you wanted to but there were no rules that said wood bats were illegal. College teams do not use wood bats. They use metal bats
5:50 kid be contemplating life xD
He's like whyyyyy. Whey meeeeeeee.
makyah kreis w
Cause he snitched
Probably the worst display of 2 travel ball teams I've ever seen in my life
5:47 When your friend pass you the cookie but it drops on the disgusting floor...
"illegal bat!"
...hits a bloop single
This is why, as an umpire, I ALWAYS checked the bats that are intended on use during game. I make it WELL KNOWN, that I was checking bats. Any bat snuck in after, that is later deemed illegal, will cause the player to be out and possibly ejected (depending on the childs age). If I suspected a coach of purposely doing same, they would automatically be ejected. Harsh, maybe, but when I give you every opportunity to check to see if it is legal, and you try to sneak it in......
The fielding team's coach is really cool. When he tagged up and scored he was all about how it was a learning experience instead of yelling his head off like a lot of coaches would have done. Props to you coach
I was on this team when that happened, and am still currently on this team. The kid at the plate had hit a homerun in the previous at bat and in the previous game with that bat, thats why the catcher said something
so he was jealous the batter was a beast and dropped bombs
Did u find out what bat he used a.
@@gigachad4097 Easton strath it look like
Stealth
Shouldn't they have checked the bats before the game?
No, they don't check bats at all in little league. Im not sure if they even check in the MLB.
BRUH Clan
Oh. Well, when I played little league, they checked all the bats before the game. But that was about 2 years ago, so I'm sure things have changed.
FragApples There is a rule commonly known as "Legally and Properly Equipped" The ump's talk to either coach and ask them "Has the equipment been checked and is everything legal?" The Coaches are supposed to check the players' equipment to see if it's legal. In this case it wasn't and the kid should've been ejected or they should've talked to the coach.
FragApples Well here in SW Oklahoma they do here and for those who said he should have been out I have seen it where the batter was out and batter was safe All on the umps I guess
The umpires have to give a warning about the bat, before he can be ejected
I don't care about illegal bats but kudos to whoever shot the video! Great camera work keeping the action in the middle of the frame, not a lot of zooming or panning. Very smooth, steady video. Hollywood could learn from whoever shot this video!
So the illegal bat fled the scene and the police chopper started chasing him.
Bases look taller than mound 😂👌🏻
Those stupid safety bases.
Lmao
Looks like a Softball field
Props to the catcher for noticing that
Catcher can pinpoint illegal bats, but he can't even throw a ball properly.
Is he related to you.
I am 77 years old and served my country in Vietnam 1968/69. I was wounded and sent home. One of the nurses who took care of me at Hines VA hospital near Chicago became my wife. We are going on 47 years and life has been good. We had two kids boy and girl. Our son when he five or six started playing tee ball. Each year a different level. When our son was about eight he had a coach that yelled at the kids when they would miss a catch so on and so on. I decided to get involved. I started coaching my sons mustang team. Seven of the boys I had came back and played for me five years in a row. Our son played all through high school and was pretty good. Today is Monday May 3rd 2020 and this Wednesday night my grandson will be playing his first Bronco league game and he is pretty good too. I'm excited
Good stuff! Both my son's play. We're in ga, and Play in a league called dizzy dean. We went to the dizzy dean world series in 9u after winning our district then winning state. Came up short against a team we had previously beaten in state. He's playing 11u now and we're trying to make it back to redeem it!
"HE SHOULD BE OUT..?" Calm down there Nancy these kids are like 12
@chazbukowski The bats certificate may have expired on an otherwise safe bat.
@@bo0tybandit no that specific bright orange Easton is banned in ALL play lol
If Sammy Sosa got an RBI taken away from him because of an illegal bat, that kid should be out and ejected for an illegal bat.
Firing squad seems like the right punishment right Nancy
Yep, should have been called out. Rules are rules.
lol I think it's funny that the 10 yr old catcher saw the mistake and not the 40 yr old Umpire! I thought all equipment supposed to be checked before a game? Maybe baseball is different now days.
I am a USSSA umpire. It is the responsibility of the coach to check all equipment. If he/she has any suspicion of illegal equipment, then the UIC will be notified and step in.
It falls under “legally and properly equipped" that is asked by the umpire(s) before each game. I don't continue until I get a “yes" from both teams. Yeah, sure, ect doesn't count for me.
I'm not sure where you call, but when we go to clinics down here (South Louisiana) to get recertified, our instructors tell us that it is the coaches responsibility. If the other coach sees a problem then we step in and enforce any rules that are necessary.
Our bats get checked in city ball.
It's because he's an umpire lol.
What is that crappy mound he is pitching off of?
They are playing on a softball field so they use a artificial mound
Titanicboy's Kingdom That's stupid. The bases are way closer.
James Britton Those are the kind of mounds that you normaly see in big games
It is a artificial mound I have had to use them not fun
Joe Miller Yeah Ive seen people pitch on these did a little bad mainly used in Travel Ball
Dat catcher with the illegal bat skills
That was the first stealth bat they made, my dad bought it for me when it first came out. That bat has great pop but not what y'all think lol, the bat y'all need to worry about is the Nike cx2.
The only thing notable about this video is 1:13
Thanks
2:56 he steals second
@@mattwilkie9713 standing up too.
He's the type of coach who gives everyone a trophy even for last place
Really doesn't matter what bat you use...meatball meatball meatball...
Ikr throw a curve m8s your all 12 you should have at least a couple pitchers with a 12-6
props to the catcher for being able to recognize an issue with the bat. if he works on his throwing arm and gets some solid practice days in doing throws to 2nd it will really benefit him!
How in the world did this get 2 million views?
Tru dat
Yeah
America loves baseball:) it's our national pastime...
asking same thing
Well your watch'n it...........what intrigued u?
so i was in the 11 through 12 league when one game i see this huge pitcher come to the mound and he was pitching wildly its my turn up at bat and first pitch slings it at my wrist it fractured it and i could barely believe what had happened so they go over to the parents of the kid and they ask his age and i wanted to kill someone when i heard he was 15 years old due to this we won a game when we were down by 7
Calder White I really don’t care
The toxicity of the 12 year old world is real these days damm
SIXBro Blizzard lmao I thought it but imma jus let it go 😎
SIXBro Blizzard fr
When I played basketball at ten we faced a 13 year old we got beat because he was so much taller than us
I have more fun watching paint dry underwater.
If its an old bat they are usually grandfathered in or the discretion of the reff. If it meet requirements,
Lol, ball is outside, I loved umpiring, and heard parents talk about strikes, as they watch from the right or left of the plate.. yea, it looks great their, but from behind, you see the FULL PICTURE. Yes, some ump have a horrible shrinking strike zone. I’d tell both coaches that I would widen my strike zone to get the game going, or if no one was actually swinging, because they knew the pitcher didn’t have anything that day. I know this is off topic, and yes.. CUP, BATS, PLAYERS NAMES, ETC were always checked before the game. I never did it any other way.
5:50 lmao I love it when they act so disappointed like this
They tried to say my boy had an illegal bat once,but, the bat was found to be legal, the kid swinging it should've been illegal. He was a beast
I wish my fences were that close when i was in little league
Good thing the paratroopers came swarming in to take this dangerous illegal bat
1:16 why is he pinch running?
You might wanna consider cropping your videos. Why watch 6 minutes of a boring game to show the bat issue? How about a follow up? USSSA rules are pretty clear, the batter should have been out. No challenge from the coach?
Side bar: Can that pitcher throw ANYTHING but a curveball? This is why people are against travel ball. This kid's arm will be trash before he gets to college.
ShawnMichael121277 looks just like a really slow fastball
Possibly, but I have to disagree. It looks to me like it's got movement right to left.
ShawnMichael121277 Shouldn't the umps have checked all the bats before hand and taken it out before the game even started? Was it something wrong with the bat (dents or anything like that) or was it not even verified. Then thats different.
Emily Blackshaw
Yes they should. When the rules changed, the manufacturers started putting what is referred to as a "thumbprint" on the handle. It's pretty easy to see and verify, being about an inch in size. It simply shows that the bat meets the current recommended bpf. Problem is the pace of the game and the umps get lazy and it just falls through the cracks. But...keep in mind this was right about the time that the rules changed and USSSA cracked down. So...there was a learning curve and you definitely had kids and parents with $300-$400 bats who were hell bent on using them no matter what the rules said.
First, No it isn't little league. You obviously don't even understand what you are watching. Second, if you don't care, don't watch. And even better, don't post stupid ass comments on a video that you don't care about.
smallest field ive ever seen
bcs its little leage
You can't lead off in Little League. These look like 13/14 year olds. Babe Ruth or Pony League.
+Erik Baran you can lead of fin little leage. In the netherlands you can i dont know about america
+Erik Baran I play 12u in USA and u can get as big a lead as u want
yes so can we
Two things:
1) The bat is illegal because it doesn't have the appropriate labels. This doesn't necessarily mean the bat is loaded; giving the batter an advantage. In fact, these labels change over the years and you could have a bat that was legal years prior, but not legal any more.
2) The reason that big boy ripped that ball was because the pitcher is keeping ALL his pitches way high.
I know, when he said that's why he's hitting home runs I wanted to punch him. The bat doesn't do anything if you can't swing it
Baseball Ballbase That is just a dumb comment. Don't know if THIS bat is illegal or not...but yes...an illegal bat COULD be the difference between hitting home runs or not. I bet you are one of those dumb worhtless fucks that everyone laughs at who says that steroid using players should be in the Hall of Fame because "you still have ht hit the ball" As if extra power doesn't make the difference between a 340 foot fly out and a 375 foot home run. Or even give you extra bat speed to catch up to a 98 MPH fastball.
The biggest reason to show why your comment is as worthless as your life is..if they didn't help...why would people use illegal bats or take steroids? "Gee...I know this doesn't help me at all...but I like to live dangerous and take the chance of getting thrown out of a game and possibly suspended!"
+FuckYouGooglePlus "Look mom, I'm projecting!"
Also, on that giant wall of text you managed to say nothing but assumptions and redundant babbling.
Christian Alfaro
Just so you know, your comment only made you look bad.
+hfontanez98 All of those bats are aluminum and corked anyway at the pee wee level. Why would it matter?
Busted!!! Stay within the rules & regulations. Good for you coach. I'm just happy my son never had a coach like you.
Yeah god forbid he plays for someone who ENFORCES the rules on,your little snowflake.
I’ve played at that field before. It’s in lake Havasu
Where was this filmed, the Nam? :D
1:15 I can't stop replaying it LOL RUN KIDDDD
Any adult who knowingly allows a kid to use an illegal bat is scum. It endangers the safety and even lives of all participants. The batter should have been called out and all runners returned to their bases.
Those are the same adults that use rolled bats in there adult softball league.
Usssa bats are used in youth baseball all the time. Grow a pair
@@eyedea81 brilliant use of logic.
yooo that’s my old team the grizzlies the coach that got the bat is named coach al and the guy near the dug out is coach tom the owner of the organization now they are called the venom
For those asking what makes a bat Illegal here a a few of the reasons. In this case they are playing BASEBALL. So using a Softball Bat or a Teeball Bat would be illegal. A bat more than 10 years old is illegal (they have dates on them). A bat that is damaged, has a flattened place or a divet or ding on the barrel is illegal. A rolled or warmed bat is illegal. The Barrel of the Bat is too big. Those are most of the EASY to identify reasons.
If you want to check your own kids bat look for any of those thing... especially before you buy. Don't buy your kid a Baseball bat for Softball and if it is damaged it shouldn't be used. Make sure the League your kid is in approves the Bat. UTrip might say 1 if OK and Babe Ruth says it isn't. NFHS (High School) may approve it and some other league might not. Usually these leagues have their their name or logo printed on the bat to show they will accept the bat.
I would be most cautious buying a USED bat check closely for damage and make sure to check the DATE. But even if you buy an illegal bat you can do whatever you want at home or the batting cages (or for self-defense). So the Bat won't be totally useless.
The rest of the reasons a bat might be illegal are harder to explain (by me) because I don't know why they are banned. I have never asked why I just keep my Check Sheet with all of them shown and listed in my Umpire Bag just in case. Maybe someone else can explain that.
Can I please have the last 6:53 of my life back.
realistindenial I know
Screw the bat, that kid was like 23. He had arthritis in his knees!
23 with arthritis? Are you a moron?
JimShore it means he’s a grown ass man
Why is this video longer than 2 minutes and 10 seconds?
So you can realize how moderately obese kids play sports
im pretty sure you can only use u trip bats in fields that are 350 dead center and 300 at the foul poles
The person recording saying “he could’ve killed somebody” was kind of a dead giveaway he was using an illegal bat. She probably saw how hard the ball ricocheted off the swing
1:16 kid running made me weak
Hey me
I have 27 subs more than you
I just like how the girl is in the background saying he should be out
That is the rule (assuming this is Little League) Usage of illegal bat is automatic out, and one of the bench coaches is to be ejected (rule 6.06d)
Least athletic game of baseball I’ve ever seen 😂
💀💯
how can you catch without knee savers? once you try you don't want to play without them anymore
Started watching for the illegal bat ended up watching the whole video and was literally bummed out for number 76 when he didn't get the runner out at home I was all into it as if I were there...😂🤣😂🤣 good eye catcher!!!
Illegal bat, the batter is OUT!
Who gives a shit
So, the bat was an ILLEGAL bat, and there is no out or ejection? That ump SUCKS!!
Caleb Bois
- were you intending to comment?
It was only a single. That ILLEGAL bat wasn't what caused him to get a hit.
An illegal bat is an illegal bat...period. When someone uses an illegal bat, there is a penalty...that's why it's called an illegal bat! Duh! Read the RULES!!!
An illegal bat is to be removed at the time it beeing illegal is discovered, no prior actions are to be reversed in relation to the bat
Did u see the pinch runner they put in
Yes lol
how do u know if the bat is legel to use or not I play in a coed league and they have shaved the bats out
POV 9 years later this is on my recommended
Before all my softball games they check the bats so this doesn't happen
Same
They do that before our baseball games too
Ya me too I'm in softball
What is illegal bat?
+Alex Dewey A bat made out of a certain material that hits the ball better.
I'm gonna save everyone's time.
He used a USSSA bat instead of a USA bat....
That was not a standard 4 years ago.
6:00 got Tatis jr steppin up now
The only reason the bat was illegal was because it doesn’t have a USSSA stamp or “thumb print”. Right call by Ump. If the bat was tampered then it an out
" He should be out" at 2.23. Any guess from which team that came from? And how would anyone on this diamond know what's illegal & what's not? Shhhhesh.
Rec ball... Satan's game.
ikr
The mom goes he should be out..........she probably doesn’t even know that a foul ball counts as a strike
Actually she is correct i checked USSSA rules which state that the batter is OUT.
Why a batter not called a
Batman uh??
Shaq is called "superman"..... is basketball a sport or a comic book??
Because Bruce Wayne owns the copyright on Batman.
Because they are batters and batsmen or batswomen or batspersons are in your cricket. In recent times even batspeople in cricket are being called batters...so now you've got it.
not out. .. the bat was inspected in a time out after the ball was dead so the bat can be banned but the hit before it counts it was a previous play. if the inspection was during the at bat ... the batter is called out
The team with the illegal bat, did you notice Bellichek in the dugout saying, "We are on to Cleveland, we are on to Cleveland."
Gay
“He should be out!?” Calm down Karen its little League
I agree
Dude the Karen shits getting kind of annoying
@@jaredhowell7536 cool
Still should be a automatic out though
@@allenclanton9444 yeah I know
1:15 😂😂😂 that run tho
This guys are is gonna be destroyed by the time he gets to College with the amount of off speeds/breaking balls he is throwing
He's not getting to College. He sucks
Joseph Hernandez Lmao
He's not even pitching fast
Bernie Sanders Welll ofcourse he is not its an offspeed/Breaking ball lol they aren't supposed to be fast
Throwing off speed and breaking balls before the age of 16 is a great way to blow a young arm out. This kid is done by 18
You kids playing in the minh cong delta?
First Offense - If the umpire discovers that the bat does not conform to USSSA Rule 7.01.C until a time during or after which the bat has been used in play, it shall not be grounds for declaring the batter out and/or ejection from the game. If the umpire discovers that a bat has been used to put a ball in play and before the next legal pitch, the defensive team will have the choice of the result of play or the batter being called out and all runners returning to the base occupied before the pitch.Second Offense - If a team is found in violation of this rule a second time, then the manager will be ejected in addition to the First Offense penalty.USSSA Rules Book
2:09 "uh-oh speggetios"
1:14 this kid had me ded
Old Man the kid walked faster than he ran
The boy should not be out and the person who said he should be out is just mad that her sons team is losing
Matthew Deltoro ususally when you use an illegal bat and hit single or anything you called out for it
Matthew Deltoro Illegal bat, is an automatic out. Them's the rules.
Matthew Deltoro Illegal bat, is an automatic out. Them's the rules.
yes illegal bat is an out even in softball... the batter is called out
Matthew you are hella stupid
The catcher! Smart kid! Respect that kid is going to be good
This video reminds me of that duck pond. Because ducks have beaks and 200 years we had beaks too!!!
Hello i'm European and no idea what the fuck is that all about
Kids bat is illegal
Something about the bat breaks the rules for how it's supposed to be built. They can be designed different ways so that they're springier and will hit the ball farther.
Even in youth baseball there are rules. Especially in regards to the bat. The illegal bat he used will help with the hit going further than if he played with a regulation bat.
I'm american and I don't either
5:45 thats what snitches get
iChillalot fax
For real