By james art 
Peoria, Ariz. – We just witnessed the birth of a new Muñoz Monster terrain?
In his Bulpen session at Spring Training in Seattle Marinrs, Andres Munoz did something we didn’t see him do before. Towards the end of the number of his terrain, the heavy right hand toss warned his coaches and hunter Kal Relic what he would do: throw a change.
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It was a step that a relic had to adapt to catch, as it looked intended for his leg and immediately had coaches, players and members of the front office at hand. He even left his colleague a lightened mat Brash, who just stares at the data screen above the mound.
“It was the best terrain I’ve ever seen,” Brach said as he passed seconds later.
Shortly thereafter, Piking Petert Woodworth coach echoed the same words and threw, “He just did it. I’ve never seen this before. “
Second place in is the change of Munoz. He warned, after throwing it only once, he does not know where he is going with the pitch, but a person, the reaction. We’ll see! pic.twitter.com/xd25lesk74
– SHANNON DRAYER (@Shannondrayer) February 22, 2025
With Logan Gilbert, George Kirby and others of the dicking staff of sailors who have the ability to quickly learn and take new terrains in games, with Woodworth impressed by what Moos has just done is remarkable. For his part, 26-year-old Munoz was surprised to see that reporters on hand had followed him to field 1 to talk to him after a Bulp session.
“Something new to try,” Munoz said. “That is.”
Munoz, who played with the field in two flat sessions, before taking it to the Bulpen Mound, said that it was in his previous session that he came up with the idea. He found that he was progressing forward and up to two strokes in the number easily enough, but then struggled to find the third blow.
“That’s where I came up with the idea and this thing came up by accident,” he told the pitch. “I saw a video. I threw it once. It’s just like something else I would like to have if I need it and that’s why I work every day to improve myself and better every time. “
Munoz does not remember exactly what the video he saw, only he found him scroll through Instagram and think why not try to try well with his coaches.
“I obviously have a really good relationship with them,” he said. “I’m really honest in what I do. If I do something new, they are the first guys to notify only to make sure I am not doing something wrong. “
Thus, Munos received the blessing to try the terrain from the mound and what came after that, even surprised him.
“I just saw this thing fall,” he said.
Play it, a total of 10 inches according to Trackman data.
“I don’t understand this,” Munoz said about the movement.
The “Best Terrain Ever ever” conversation was no doubt right now, but the ridiculous 10 inches vertical drop is something. However, Munos quickly admitted that this was just one terrain.
“The thing is, for the first time, I threw this terrain,” he said. “I don’t know how it will be tomorrow, I don’t know how it will be the next day. Maybe something I used today and it was good for a day and then I struggle to get it a little again. But it’s good to try different things. “
Munoz good grief. pic.twitter.com/pwlr7oipiu
– Shannon Dr. (@Shannondrayer) February 22, 2025
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Munoz will continue to work on the shift he throws a circle and a little kick from the middle finger. The grip was taught by the Instagram video while he credited a teammate with whom he was seen talking after the Bulpen session with a further advice on the pitch.
“A man who really helps me a lot is Louis (Castile),” he said. “He has one of the best changes to the game, so I have to listen to the best in changes.”
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The connection exceeds the aid with the terrain. After the winter, when they saw various commercial rumors related to Castillo, Munoos rejoiced to see the veteran still with the team.
“He’s a really good friend of mine,” Munoz said, after he dropped a big sigh when he asked the question. “I obviously understand that this is a business but I was happy when I saw that he was here for the camp and I just want to be with him all the time because I study every day with him so i would like to stay with us Many. “
Munoz said he saw that Castillo’s presence had an impact on the entire club house.
“You see it as a different level,” he said. “You see it as an example to everyone. Exactly the way he talks to us, really calm, really happy all the time. This gives good energy to the whole team, so I have the feeling that it is really special to us. “
Time will show whether the terrain, which has witnessed, is becoming a real weapon for Munos. Nevertheless, Munos provided a great spring training moment on Saturday morning in Peoria.
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