The Most Brutal Little League World Series At Bat! #baseball

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1. Spot on with Yoshinobu comparison.

2. Damn that is pretty good

3. 107 PMH CLICK BAIT.

4. He's been playing AA for a few years.

5. FYI, 80mph from 46ft is equivalent to just over 105mph MLB (60'6")FYI, 80mph from 46ft is equivalent to just over 105mph MLB (60'6")

6. Just outside? Pitch was middle of other box.

7. The kid was safe but I’m guessing there’s no replay in LLWS

8. Chinese Taipei have been notorious cheaters thru the years. Got caught some time back and was banned for a time.

9. Remember their history of having pitchers who are 2 and 3 years older than LL rules. If you watch the LLWS the past 40 years then you have seen this many times before..

10. Looks like Yamamoto

11. I played whiffle ball 26 feet away

    We had 122mph pitches

12. If you watch the video carefully you can see this umpire called 2 batters out on pitches that were not strikes. 😢

13. Waiting for the fake birth certificate investigation proving he is too old. Happens every time.

14. Who cares?
    So he matured earlier than everybody else.Let's see how he does in 7 years…

    I'm a full grown man and I'm 5'8" a 155 lbs .Put me out there and see what I would do.I'm smaller than him

15. easily safe at first.

16. Early adolescent growers. Meh. It will even up eventually.

17. This kid will continue practicing until ready for MLB, We will probably see him again and again in the junior high and high school international games. Keep healthy and practice hard, hopefully see him in the future MLB.

18. that was an exciting pitcher/batter duel

19. He was so safe at first. Horrible call.

20. A great pitcher can really dominate in Little League. We had Steve Salland in Poughkeepsie in 1957.

21. I have to admire the pronunciation of Lin Ching tse. 👍

22. If only one day Taiwan could use its own name for its team instead of CT.

    The world fears China, but if only the world and the Taiwanese people understood that China is a paper tiger—all bark and broken teeth.

23. Those two kids are literally future mlb players

24. Bro grew a torso at the plate. Impressive

25. These youngsters never cease to amaze me !!
    Look forward every year to August to watch all those great games of the Little League World Series !!
    Hats off to the lads from Chinese Taipei for winning it this year especially after the heartbreaking loss they suffered last year !!!
    ⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾⚾

26. Ghost Of Pedro Martinez

27. Why don't they show the world series winner

28. kids should have just sat on the curve as it's the only pitch they could put in play

29. What's with him taking his hat off after every pitch?

30. Totally and completely safe.

31. Kid like 15 I bet too

32. That boy safe 100% !! They robbed that young man.

33. This is complete bullshit. No way that kid is throwing 80…. Main reason is the catcher. You mean to tell me a 12 year old catcher can catch and frame 107?? Not a chance. ESPN is basically telling me that a 12 year old from China can catch aroldis Chapman…. I call bullshit

34. Pitcher’s probably 16.

35. Forensic techniques like dental examination, bone development assessment, and DNA analysis can provide estimates, but they are not foolproof.

36. He's not only throwing that hard but he's getting outside pitches called strike

37. some pretty wide strikes there. their bats ain't that long, blue!

38. it is fun to watch the teams from the States, what I really don't like is when one team dominates, esp if it is a team (chinese taepei) with a long history of cheating and government and political corruption in the sport. they went to all lengths to win, just look up on you tube or google about how China rigged the little league world series. it is totally bad for any sport esp little league when one team dominates for years. i am sure fans from china taepei love it that their team somehow dominates every single season even against larger nations that pride themselves in baseball like Japan or the latin American and Caribbean nations. there are many people still alive that lived through the chinese taepei cheating scams and will never ever trust them to play fair or do the right thing. again watch the video about how China rigged the little league world series for years. i would rather only watch the US of A regional and the United States side of the tournament. i enjoy watching the Mexico team and south America and Caribbean teams that play the sport every year just to get run over and dominated by a country known for cheating, again i would rather not watch a tournament that allows one team to cheat their way to multiple championships. the chinese taepei has been known to play over aged kids and taking all stars from around the whole county. it is really hard for the little league to ensure the far east countries are playing fair , it is hard enough to police the teams in the United States but if a team in the United States cheat they will get caught and turned in by others in the U S of A with a county like china taepei they are known for government interference that threatens people that turn them in , so they can get away with it. they should not have that many championship with out and astrik and people telling how they cheated to get them.

39. These rules they play with need to be changed. Little League is the only organization that still uses 9 year old rules for 12 year Olds. Dixie Youth, once the boys resch 12 move to the 50/70 rules is little League baseball. 50 feet from the pitching rubber to the plate and 70 feet bases, and it pushes back the homerun fence. With seeing more and more 80mph pitches, and these blast homeruns, things need to change.

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