The Difference Between a 2-Seam and 4-Seam Fastball
This classic baseball instruction video comes from back in 2003 with Cincinnati Reds pitching coach, Don Gullett. Reds broadcaster Chris Welsh asks Don what the difference is between a 2-seam and 4-seam fastball.
Danny Graves on how to pitch to Jeff Bagwell
This classic baseball instruction video comes from back in 2003 with Cincinnati Reds pitcher Danny Graves. Reds broadcaster Chris Welsh asks Danny how he approaches pitching to Houston Astros slugger, Jeff Bagwell.
Tag Plays at Second Base
This classic baseball instruction video comes from back in 2003 with Cincinnati Reds third base coach, Tim Foli. Reds broadcaster Chris Welsh asks Tim about tag plays at second base, specifically bang-bang plays.
Shortstop Defense to Prevent a Big Inning
This classic baseball instruction video comes from back in 2003 with Cincinnati Reds third base coach, Tim Foli. Reds broadcaster Chris Welsh asks Tim about where a shortstop can play to prevent a big inning with runners on base.
Double Play Depth for a Shortstop
This classic baseball instruction video comes from back in 2003 with Cincinnati Reds third base coach, Tim Foli. Reds broadcaster Chris Welsh asks Tim about where a shortstop should best position themselves when at double play depth.
Where Should a Shortstop Play?
This classic baseball instruction video comes from back in 2003 with Cincinnati Reds third base coach, Tim Foli. Reds broadcaster Chris Welsh asks Tim a simple but complex question: where should a shortstop position themselves?
Outfielder Charging the Baseball
This classic baseball instruction video comes from back in 2003 with Cincinnati Reds coach, Jose Cardenal. Reds broadcaster Chris Welsh asks Jose about the proper technique for an outfielder charging a ball hit on the ground.
Battling the Sun as an Outfielder
This classic baseball instruction video comes from back in 2003 with Cincinnati Reds coach, Jose Cardenal. Reds broadcaster Chris Welsh asks Jose the best techniques for an outfielder to battle the sun and make a catch on a bright sunny day at the ballpark.
