For years, whenever Andrew McCutchen wanted a little work at the plate, all he had to do was zip over to PNC Park.
After being traded last week, however, the former Pirates centerfielder and National League MVP needed to find new accommodations.
Any High School coach in the Cranberry/Wexford,PA. Area want to throw a good ole pal(me) some BP today? #SeriousQuestion
— andrew mccutchen (@TheCUTCH22) January 26, 2018
Enter North Allegheny High School pitching coach Sean Holliday.
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When McCutchen put out a plea on Twitter on Friday for someone to throw him some batting practice in the Wexford area, Holliday immediately responded, “I’m at North Allegheny HS right now. Come on up. I throw bp for a living.”
I’m at North Allegheny HS right now. Come on up. I throw bp for a living
— Sean Holliday (@CoachSeanTCT) January 26, 2018
Fast forward to Friday night, when Cutch tweeted a photo of himself with Holliday and members of the North Allegheny baseball team.
“A big thanks to @CoachSeanTCT @NA_baseball2017 for helping a brotha out by throwing me some bp! Nice chatting it up w/ the Seniors as well,” he wrote.
A big thanks to @CoachSeanTCT @NA_baseball2017 for helping a brotha out by throwing me some bp! Nice chatting it up w/ the Seniors as well. pic.twitter.com/e3cYGWo6uf
— andrew mccutchen (@TheCUTCH22) January 26, 2018
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