Red Sox Prospect Going For 100 MPH | Danny Kirwin
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Red Sox pitching prospect, Danny Kirwin, is on-ramping for his 2025 season. 👀
Kirwin signed with the Red Sox last spring and skyrocketed from signing an indy ball contract to representing the Red Sox in the Arizona Fall League in the same season. 📈
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Mix of velo accuracy and movement bros going to be a beast
That cut sink combo is freakish
I'd say get on the mound! Get me some strikes and outs!! ⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾🏋️
Future Star 🔥🔥
pronator galore
gotta be the barefoot shoes
That might be a strat
100 is fast and cool to say you did, but throwing pitches that batters actually struggle with and miss more than hit is what really matters. Feel people chase a number more than focusing on how batters actually do against their pitches
dude kinda reminds me of kimbrel idk why
starts and stays super closed then throws 3/4 slot gas just like crig
Same start position and load?
Ginger
Nice
Damn, he's got some good stuff. How did he get that 2 seamer to run like that with 100% efficiency??
Oh wait, there was one at 82%. Maybe the first was a misread?
low axis. hes just backspinning it into armside run basically, and the 2seam orientation will kill a little depth on its own
The truth is 100 is great, but….. all you gotta do is make the batter miss.
Throwing hard is one of the best ways to make the batter miss
batters miss more the harder the pitch is thrown, so
The truth is throwing 100 is really fucking cool and almost everyone wants to throw 100 and watch someone throw 100 because its really cool. And it helps get guys out.
It's eerie how comfortable mlb batters are standing in the box with 100mph coming. I'd be terrified
@@manager4409 theyre not :D
Better get some movement on that ball
Minor league prospect
In what world do you get to take two crow hops off the mound and then throw the pitch. If I get to stand in the middle of center field I can hit it over the fence
Get that velo baby, wayda work right there baby.
Interesting shoes on him
Honestly... It doesn't matter if you can throw 100mph. Just ask Greg Maddux. He's the true 🐐🐐🐐!
Is it just me or does this not look like 97+?
We made a video about why velo can appear lower in video due to modern cameras:
th-cam.com/video/kNNaWcvnkaM/w-d-xo.html
Why is he so coiled up when he comes set?looks very uncomfortable. What if a runner is on first base?how can he possibly see him?
Creating tension in the lower half. His coach suggests even more coil during this pen to unlock an extra mph or so. He can look over either shoulder to check a runner if he wants
throws 100mph but he hasn't gone to mlb yet? do you strow strikes? good curveball? what's happening here?
i mean hes played 1 year of A ball, seems a little early to send him straight to the majors
you can google these guys and find out their story pretty easily. and not everyone needs to throw a curveball
as the above commenter said, he had 1 year in A ball, as he was undrafted out of college. he threw pretty well during A ball
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Strike 3 out!!!