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Re: Re: High Back Elbow

Posted by: Kajun Coach (bkamm17@bellsouth.net) on Fri Dec 5 09:55:05 2003

GRC, If I had to copy anyone, it would definitely be Tony Gwynn. He wasn't concerned with being the hero. He was mainly concerned with trying to help his team win. That is why he batted over .300 in 18 different years of his career. How many professionals have done that? He probably had the best work habbits of any other professional hitter.

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> GRC, If I had to copy anyone, it would definitely be Tony Gwynn. He wasn't concerned with being the hero. He was mainly concerned with trying to help his team win. That is why he batted over .300 in 18 different years of his career. How many professionals have done that? He probably had the best work habbits of any other professional hitter.

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This is known as hitting for the cycle in a game?
   Single, double, triple, homerun
   Four singles
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