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[taylorlopiccolo]

I couldn’t tell if this was skilled catchers or Jose Altuve getting thrown out

[phillipg]

I see Jonathon Lucroy, I click.

Also at 4:30 I always laugh at that one, but it looks good, is it in the rulebook that it cannot bounce before getting to the plate?

[montgomerygk]

Yeah just imagine making a video like this without Yadi lmao

[TC-dwwg]

😂😂 where did that boi think he was going? 1:15

[awaxx]

One of the hardest positions for your knees.

[glennhendry]

Yadi Molina would have his own highlight video.

[abbytoms]

Can I just say how much coordination and skill it takes for a catcher to throw to first WITHOUT looking!
Like dang mad respect.

[setch]

Catchers don't get enough credit for all the hard work they do imo

[joeobrien]

What no Yadi Molena. You guys make me sick. Most of the catchers in MLB can't hold a candle to him. Always east coast or west coast.

[coltonlight]

No clip of Yadi? That's like keeping Griffey Jr. out of a HR video, or Randy Johnson out of a pitching video...

[littlemac]

I played catcher growing up. This is my jam. Most fun position in baseball...always in the game.

[Ryalm]

Half of these clips are Jose Altuve getting thrown out and I'm okay with that

[Jycatgc]

Not a single clip of Yadi, Yadi, Yadi! “Respect the rank!” says Yadi.

[ceretomer]

Yadi wasn't included in this. Which means this is video is bogus.

[kidzoom]

this is why you put up with a catcher slashing .220/.270/.310. Cuz at the end of the day, if they can do shit like this ON TOP of being good at game calling and pitch framing, then that's more valuable than a catcher who can hit like a first baseman but lets wild pitches sail right by.

[raidernagle]

4:08 Angel Hernandez would’ve called it a strike

[robertschmidt]

As a former catcher, thank you for the props and the love! Of course my knees hurt watching some of those plays LOL, but thank you!

[jedidr]

That second clip was amazing, he fooled the runner into thinking he was gonna throw back to the pitcher, then without looking fired the ball to first to get a back pick. Amazing man El Tortuga is an underrated catcher tbh.

[tonyattardo]

5:47 textbook technique! Don’t try to snare the ball with your glove, shift your feet, keep the ball in front of you and take it off your armor. Glanced off the unprotected wrist, which smarts, but it comes with the territory. Also as soon as the ball is secured he’s just eagle eyeing the infield. Beautiful.

[lemonduck]

Is it just me or does seeing catchers dive and slide so go damn satisfying