Sean Gallagher Worship Thread

[rawaction]

Great chat. Great job DJAXXFAN.

 

Sean you are the greatest. I'm sorry if I ever doubted your talents. Keep up the good work.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

yeah, I'm kissing up a little because he reads the site. So what! It's all true.

[Brian]

| bows down |

 

(assuming he reads this)... I really enjoyed watching you pitch a couple of times in Peoria last year, and I loved your comment on telling the critics to come watch you pitch!

 

Go Sean :D

[RyCubsFan]

Okay, that was a brilliant interview! BRAVO.

 

Sean Gallagher comes across as articulate, focussed, and very nice. Count me one of his biggest fans.

 

This is going in my signature: "They can feel however they want about how I pitch but it's not going to help them, because I'm going to go out there and I'm going to dominate either way. "

 

...and ya gotta love his love for NSBB! Yeah baby yeah.

[Jon]

DJAXX did a great job with the interview. It really gives a nice sense of how a young pitcher might work with a certain pitch.

 

Thanks, Sean!

[CaliforniaRaisin]

Okay, that was a brilliant interview! BRAVO.

 

Sean Gallagher comes across as articulate, focussed, and very nice. Count me one of his biggest fans.

 

This is going in my signature: "They can feel however they want about how I pitch but it's not going to help them, because I'm going to go out there and I'm going to dominate either way. "

 

...and ya gotta love his love for NSBB! Yeah baby yeah.

 

I shoulda stolen that for my sig when I had the chance.

[RyCubsFan]

Okay, that was a brilliant interview! BRAVO.

 

Sean Gallagher comes across as articulate, focussed, and very nice. Count me one of his biggest fans.

 

This is going in my signature: "They can feel however they want about how I pitch but it's not going to help them, because I'm going to go out there and I'm going to dominate either way. "

 

...and ya gotta love his love for NSBB! Yeah baby yeah.

 

I shoulda stolen that for my sig when I had the chance.

 

 

ha ha back off!

[TruffleShuffle]

Good thread idea, but it's just not the same.

[craig]

That was a very nice interview, very helpful. Gallagher seems to be a pretty bright pitcher. Good brains and good control might take him a long way. And it sounds like his stuff, including fastball velocity, is plenty good. There are plenty of big-league all-stars who get there with 91-93 fastball command and good command of breaking pitches.

 

I thought the article was also interesting and pleasing in terms of working on what needs to be developed for future use. If working on the curveball a lot is what's needed for big-league success, makes sense to prioritize that. If wokring on the change is the key to eventually being big-league good that's much more important than FSL stats.

 

Seems like a bright pitcher with a good future.

[Vinestal]

Great job with the interview Djaxx, it was good to hear that he reads the site.

[vance_the_cubs_fan]

Once again, I vote that these interviews be placed on the front page of the site.

[WrigleyField 22]

I can't believe I missed this interview!

 

It was a good chat.

 

The one comment I had was he seemed to have an issue with that early season Peoria weather. Hopefully he doen't get too comfortable in Daytona.

[Flames24Rulz]

Great interview Sean! Thanks once again DJF, it's always nice reading these chats with some of our best players in our minor league organization.

 

looks like Sean is also addicted to NSBB, just like the rest of us :lol:

[Ding Dong Johnson]

Hey Sean, if you happen to read this, why not sign in and post from time to time? It sure would be awesome to hear from someone living the dream instead of the often incoherent ramblings of a bunch of has-beens and never-will-bes.

[Laura]

Excellent interview!

[Chris]

Thanks for the comments, it's greatly appreciated. However, don't forget that I had a lot of help from start to finish on this one. Hopefully I didn't leave anyone out when I was thanking the folks that helped.

 

I'm going to chime in on the praise for Sean with something that I didn't include in the interview. The day of the interview, I called Sean early in the afternoon to set up the time for the session. Very early in the conversation, I commented that my wife is pregnant with our first child. At the close of the conversation, 10-15 minutes later, Sean said, "Congratulations to you and your wife on your first child" before hanging up.

 

Class act. It's very easy to pull for someone like that.

[Joe_Cub]

awesome interview, sean's an awesome pitcher, if being underrated keeps him motivated, let him stay underrated until he shows up at Wrigley! lol