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Re: Re: How to hit a rise ball??

Posted by: Tony (picasso@evansville.net) on Mon Mar 7 14:01:20 2005

A rise ball is seldom thrown for a strike. It is a chase pitch. We teach our girls to let a rise ball go. First we teach them to see the rotation. If the pitcher has a rise ball, it is usually thrown with a "chase count", that is two strikes and two or less balls. This is similar to not swinging at a changeup unless you have two strikes. The best hitters are the ones who work the pitcher to get the pitch they want.

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> A rise ball is seldom thrown for a strike. It is a chase pitch. We teach our girls to let a rise ball go. First we teach them to see the rotation. If the pitcher has a rise ball, it is usually thrown with a "chase count", that is two strikes and two or less balls. This is similar to not swinging at a changeup unless you have two strikes. The best hitters are the ones who work the pitcher to get the pitch they want.

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This is known as hitting for the cycle in a game?
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