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Re: Re: pull hitter

Posted by: ray porco () on Sun Sep 11 10:08:51 2005

Jack,

Are you saying that when a batter continually hits baseballs foul to the right side AND fouls to the left side, BOTH conditions are due more to linear mechanics than timing?

Don't rotational hitters hit foul balls, as well?

Are you saying that when rotational hitters hit the ball foul, it is due more to timing than mechanics?

Is there ANYONE in professional baseball that you would consider to be a linear hitter?

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Re: Re: Re: pull hitter Jack Mankin [ Sun Sep 11 11:31:13 2005 ]
Re: Re: Re: Re: pull hitter tom.guerry [ Sun Sep 11 11:55:42 2005 ]
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: pull hitter Jack Mankin [ Sun Sep 11 12:47:49 2005 ]

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> Jack, > > Are you saying that when a batter continually hits baseballs foul to the right side AND fouls to the left side, BOTH conditions are due more to linear mechanics than timing? > > Don't rotational hitters hit foul balls, as well? > > Are you saying that when rotational hitters hit the ball foul, it is due more to timing than mechanics? > > Is there ANYONE in professional baseball that you would consider to be a linear hitter?

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