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Re: Thanks Mel

Posted by: Martin () on Fri Nov 12 06:58:40 2004

Bonds and Mcgwire were always pfo hitters and so was Ted Williams.
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> Hi All,
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> I read both of Mel posts, and both describe PFO accurately.
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> Thanks for the insight,
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> BHL

I agree that most major league hitters are pfo's but you would have to agree there are exceptions. Piazza and Sosa are not pfo's. It seems like they make up for not having pfo attributes by having to rely more on tht.

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> Bonds and Mcgwire were always pfo hitters and so was Ted Williams. > > > > Hi All, > > > > I read both of Mel posts, and both describe PFO accurately. > > > > Thanks for the insight, > > > > BHL > > I agree that most major league hitters are pfo's but you would have to agree there are exceptions. Piazza and Sosa are not pfo's. It seems like they make up for not having pfo attributes by having to rely more on tht.

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