VIDEO: Clip of Top Blue Jays Prospect Nate Pearson Proves Why He's Impossible to Hit
By Brady Williams

Nate Pearson continues to be promising young talent for the Toronto Blue Jays. This strike shows how his size advantage and wild delivery allow him to throw in such an unpredictable manner, putting hitters entirely at his mercy.
Good luck to any opposing hitter trying to get the bat on any pitch from Nate Pearson. With those long arms, his release point is super difficult to pick up. (via @BlueJays) pic.twitter.com/QkadQ4pAtz
— Ian Hunter (@BlueJayHunter) February 26, 2020
In his debut on Tuesday, Pearson threw only 12 times, and struck out all three batters he faced. Two of the victims went down swinging, while the third could only bear to look at the pitch. This clip is just further evidence of how deadly the gargantuan 6-6 pitcher will be in Major League Baseball.
Come on, Jays. No service time manipulation here, please. Just bring the kid up when he's ready.