G Tee Pinch Hitter Screen
$49.00
The G Tee Pinch Hitter Screen is a 27 inch by 68 inch batter silhouette that stands in the box during bullpen work. Throwing to an empty plate is a different task from throwing with a hitter in the picture, and the screen puts that…
The G Tee Pinch Hitter Screen is a 27 inch by 68 inch batter silhouette that stands in the box during bullpen work. Throwing to an empty plate is a different task from throwing with a hitter in the picture, and the screen puts that back without asking anyone to stand in. Pairs naturally with G Tee Pitching Sticks for a baseball pitcher working location.
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