![]() Those things cost $5,000, so yeah: Good to get it back. And then apparently they were hitting the button. “I thought it was definitely going to land in front of our dugout, and then it kind of took off like a Frisbee and I saw it floating. So I just took it off and chucked it,” King said. “I got nervous ’cause I know you can call time for PitchCom, but I didn’t know if you could do it for a transmitter malfunction. So every time I hit a slider, it was coming through as sinker.” … ![]() “It just happened where I was hitting slider at the same time that Ben was hitting sinker. Originally scheduled for release on September 21st the release of the limited edition was delayed untill October due to Grant not receiving slipcases for this book in time. I don’t know if it just wasn’t activated or what,” King said. Limited edition of 1,500 slipcased copies, numbered and signed by Stephen King and Michael Whelan. Michael King launched his pitch com into the stands /N6RZlkLd7G ![]() No worries: It was brought back to the team: So he threw it to the Yankees’ dugout.Įxcept it was a wild pitch … and the device went into the stands. But the name on his original birth certificate filed April 12, 1934, five years after King was born was not Martin. One the best pieces of tech to come to baseball, giving the ability to pitchers and catchers to tell each other what pitch is coming without the need to throw down signals that can be picked up by opponents.īut on Tuesday night, as squirrels ran amok in Yankee Stadium, reliever Michael King had some trouble with it, so he decided it was time to get rid of it. ![]()
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