chaseclutter99

End of the regular season pitching stats 33.1 IP , 5bb, 49 SO, 1.68 ERA

Decent outing from today @coachzblair10 @velobarn @Corsillo11

This young man put in the work and it is showing. Love how he transformed his game this past offseason!

6 2/3 IP, 70 k%, 12ks, 1BB, 6h, 1er @coachzblair10

Good relief inning yesterday 1 IP 0er 1-3 at the dish

Heralds pulled off a win v. PV with freshman Carter Beck hitting a walk off double in the bottom of the 7th to drive in 2 runs. Sophomore Gus Petros pitched striking out 13 and Chase Clutter closed it out in the 7th. Brady Cole, Carter Beck and ChaseNewsome led w/ two hits. Final 5-3!

20-0 win over Geneva today, in a last minute scheduled gake! Sophomore Carter Beck pitched the entirety of the game striking out 8. Chase Newsome led with three hits, Petros, Clutter, Crawford, Cole, John Miller, followed with two, and Petrocelllo, Beck, Jones followed with one hit. Most exciting A. Severino hit his first HR of the season!

@chaseclutt19876 @b2_baseball @coachzblair10 Not a harder worker out there. Chase has turned himself into a big time guy that you know will get it done. We are proud of him and will say again someone at the next level needs to lock up the 2027!

Solid outing and a win yesterday, 4IP ,5Ks ,75% strikes, 1 BB, 3H 0er @velobarn @b2_baseball @coachzblair10

Clutter pitching a great game! Top of the fifth and Heralds up 12-1! Beautiful day for a win!

Always great to see Chase doing his thing. He had a great offseason with us and is looking great early on!

Great trip to Ripken for the guys to kick off the season. Team building with a new group to bond with, and some kinks to work out, but let the season commence! @StJohnHeralds

Heralds lost a tough one yesterday to Walsingham VA the perennial state champs 5-0. Chase Clutter got the start for the Heralds pitching a gem and only giving up 2 earned runs and picking off 3 runners with his deadly pickoff move. Juniors John Miller, Chase Newsome and. Sophomore Gus Petros all contributed one hit for the Heralds. Heralds baseball looks to get back on the winning track today as they face Chenango Forks at 1:30 and Maumee at 4pm. Good luck and Go Heralds!

Chase clutter picked three runners off and had a fantastic game on the mound

Two outs bases loaded…clutter pitching…

RT @HeraldBaseball: 💥 STATEMENT WIN 💥 The Heralds dominate Bristol 23-1 today! Bats were HOT 🔥 Defense was LOCKED IN 🔒 Pitching was DEALIN…

HERALDS WIN! 🔥 St. John takes down Windham 12-3 tonight! ✔️ Big bats ✔️ Strong pitching ✔️ Complete team effort Great way to start the season! Tomorrow the Heralds take on Bristol @5pm away (weather permitting!)! #GoHeralds #SJBaseball #WinColumn

opening day 1/3 with a xbh and 1.0 ip 2ks

another good day with @Corsillo11 bat speed keeps climbing every day arm feel primed for opening day tomorrow

Big focus with Chase this past weekend came down to one key feel: Back heel releasing too early and was leading to premature rear hip extension. Once that happens, you lose the ground, lose posture, and bat path is thrown off because of it. Adjustment #1: Feet in cement + added flow drill We locked him into a position where: - He had to stay grounded. - Back heel needs to stay engaged. - He was then challenged to turn as far as possible without losing that connection with the ground. This did a few things immediately: - Delayed heel release. - Kept him in posture longer. - Allowed him to hold space through rotation instead of popping out of it just before contact. Adjustment #2: Clean up the load pattern He was previously in more of a rock to slide pattern when he was put in this drill constraint: - Weight was drifting back to load. - Then shifting or slidingf forward. - Minimal true coil or tension causing some of that premature rear hip extension. We flipped that to: - Counter rotate over center of your body. - Thinking “load down” instead of back. From there, cued: “Pull the front hip back” This unlocked: - Better pelvis-torso separation. - More efficient rotational direction. - Ability to maintain posture through the turn. This drill continues to be a staple in Chase's development at the plate. Oh and he pitches pretty good too!!!