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Message: [QUOTE="Fjoinkay, post: 379804, member: 604"] Haha. That's one option. I think it's too early for that, but I might start giving Loeb more reps in practice just in case. Nassib needs to work on his emotion regulation and work to be more open and receptive to what is going on around him. If he can learn to sooth his brain with solid prep, better awareness and self-talking down heightened arousal he will see the field better under pressure and make fewer forced throws. When he throws the 95 mph fastball to the TE it's because of fear or insecurity. Nassib is his own worst enemy in that regard. He can breakthrough this issue, but he needs to be open. If he keeps trying to do it his own way he will continue to fail. Right now it's like he's banging his head against the wall over and over and over. [/QUOTE]