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drugs Jack, you've done all of this research saying that torgue, rotation etc. lead to home run power.
Recently McGwire and Canseco say they were/are on Andro. Sosa's on creatine. Is it the muscle building drug that produces home run power, or mechanics. I'm still wondering if McGwire's power comes from the muscle building drug. Maris was 6-0 195 ibs, hit 61 homers. McGwire is 6-5 250 ibs, broke Maris's record by 9 homers when he was 55 pounds more and 5 inches more. Your thoughts? Pondering Rub Car Followups:
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