Switch Pitching 101

News articles about Ryan Perez - a college ambidextrous pitcher at Judson University in Illinois. Ryan Perez had a solid inning switch pitching in the Cape Cod All Star Game. Perez came away with a win and the MVP award! Watch Perez strike out the side ... Ryan Perez strikes out the side, throwing left, right, then left handed #canyoudothat #ambidextroustime #itscalledswitch — Hyannis Harbor Hawks (@harborhawks) July 27, 2014 Ryan Perez, Switch Pitcher - Cape Cod League Ryan Perez - Hyannis Harbor Hawks In the summer, Ryan Perez switch pitches for the Hyannis Harbor Hawks in the famous Cape Cod League. Perez made the roster for the Cape Cod League - All Star Game . Perez throws 88-90 mph right-handed, and tops out at  94 mph left-handed . “As a lefthander he’s definitely a prospect. As a righthander he can help you, but as a lefthander I feel like he is a definite pro prospect." -  Chad Gassman, manager of the Hyannis Harbor...

Double barrel pitcher Westminster Christian (Hampshire, Ill.) hurler Ryan Perez has really been turning heads on the baseball diamond as of late, not just because he's been mowing down opponents, but because he's been doing it with both arms.. Perez started  alternating throwing arms when he was three years.  His dad had Ryan skipping stones in the backyard pond. Perez is like a starter left-handed and more like a closer right-handed. He has better off-speed pitches left-handed and more velocity using the fastball right-handed. Ryan Perez is also a solid switch hitter. He tends to hit left-handed against right-handed pitchers. (source: ESPN) Watch the interview with Ryan Perez Ambidextrous pitcher gains notoriety By Scott Powers ESPNChicago.com ELGIN, Ill. -- Professional scouts are paying increasing attention to a right-handed pitcher and a left-handed pitcher from a tiny school in Elgin, Ill., and it happens to be the same player. Ryan Perez has become...

Ambidextrous Pitcher Ryan Perez Ryan Perez throws consistently, right or left-handed, in the 86-88 mph range. Ryan is a natural right-hander who learned to throw with both hands when he was three years old. Video of Ryan Perez, pitching right and left-handed in the Chicago White Sox Area Code game. He uses a special six-finger glove from Akadema.