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Re: Pitching speeds

Posted by: Scott W. (stwinton@netzero.net) on Wed May 11 14:02:06 2005

> What calculations do you use to convert pitching speeds from various distances and equate them to MLB speeds.For example: 63mph from 48ft would be the equivalent to what MLB pitch speed?Jeff

63mph is to 48ft as "X" is to 60.6 Feet/inches...cross multiply and divid...about 80 mph? This is coming from a non math guy??

Yes, No?

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> > What calculations do you use to convert pitching speeds from various distances and equate them to MLB speeds.For example: 63mph from 48ft would be the equivalent to what MLB pitch speed?Jeff > > 63mph is to 48ft as "X" is to 60.6 Feet/inches...cross multiply and divid...about 80 mph? This is coming from a non math guy?? > > Yes, No?

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