One of my OG kids - helping him with his curveball. He’s a natural pronator so throwing a breaking ball isn’t an easy pickup for him. Any thoughts?https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCRf6pxOsFu/?igsh=ajN4MTJ3aHBrbjJv

This. Was. Crazy.

Which one are you? I definitely fall into the supinator category. Never been able to throw a consistent 4seam but can spin the ball in my sleep. I love working with pitchers who are pronators, because it’s the exact opposite of my natural ability. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DBe47M-MJwx/?igsh=MXY1d2NvMDJvenJoOA==

Fellas! Hoping everyone is doing great! My name is Matthew Whatley and I am from Tulsa, Oklahoma. I am a catcher who is possibly entering into my second free agency. So we will see where I end up! I played baseball at Oral Roberts University. That is where I met my wife and along found my faith as well. For those that do know me, I can be a bit of a wild card. But boy do I love some ball. When I am not playing, I enjoy raising my son Roman, hanging with my wife, friends, family, hunting, and I also love to cook. I look forward to hearing from you all and catching up with old buddies. God Bless!!

Luke Weaver has been one of the most dominant pitchers in MLB this season for the Yankees. Opponents hitting at a clip of around .176 with a sub 1 WHIP. To me Noel was sitting dead red on that change up 1-0 and got it and sent it to the moon. That was pure electric factory material there. Weaver will think the rest of the night that he should have thrown something else. It's what happens to us pitchers. Hindsight is forever 20/20. Hitters would you ever sit off speed on a 1-0 count when the pitcher has 97? If the answer is never maybe it should be...sometimes. 🤔