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Against Daryl Kile. I want to see if that curve was as nasty as it looked on TV.
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Tackling the Monster T206 = 213/524 HOFs = 13/76 SLers = 33/48 Horizontals = 6/6 ALWAYS looking for T206 with back damage. |
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I can choose the pitcher?
![]() Wakefield, or maybe any other knuckleball pitcher. I'd most likely go down swinging on 3 pitches, but I'd only have a chance on a pitch under about 70MPH so a knuckleballer would be about it. I took a few rounds in a 90+ batting cage once. 40 pitches and finally just barely touched one. Enough to hear but not enough to even deflect the ball. All I could see was the ball leaving the machine, a white flash about halfway then heard the thump as it hit the pads. That gave me a whole different outlook on the guys batting .125 or whatever. And an even different outlook on the better hitters. Steve B |
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Hitting at that speed is more reactionary. In college I had at bats against guys that threw gas. When I would talk about it with my family later they would ask you knew when to swing and when to take. I couldn't really explain it. You just do.
As to your point about guys hitting .125 - any guy in the majors is a beast. Even the guys who hit under 200 are usually the best player to come out of wherever they are from. Quote:
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Tackling the Monster T206 = 213/524 HOFs = 13/76 SLers = 33/48 Horizontals = 6/6 ALWAYS looking for T206 with back damage. |
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One of the hitting coaches has a reaction time test on his site........I think I have the high score. ![]() Steve B |
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Espn the magazine has a great article about seeing the spin of the ball in the current issue (bodies).
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Tackling the Monster T206 = 213/524 HOFs = 13/76 SLers = 33/48 Horizontals = 6/6 ALWAYS looking for T206 with back damage. |
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