Anyone who has played baseball at a higher level knows the danger to the pitcher on a batted ball. I have had balls hit back past my ear that I had no chance to react to. The sound of the ball going by your ear is an unsettling reminder to say the least. Amazingly and fortunately, the only time I was ever hit by a batted ball when pitching, outside of a couple off my shoes or shins, was in the best possible place to get hit. The rear end.Originally Posted by Spitball
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