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Re: Mark McGwire ( Mechanics)

Posted by: T Olson () on Mon Mar 5 20:52:16 2001

Not as a challenge, I really want to know because this issue has come up before. Can we have a few examples of what you would consider linear hitters in today's game? I would like to try and get a clip on my site and by seeing what defines a linear hitter--try to define rotational a little better.

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Re: Mark McGwire ( Mechanics) Jack Mankin [ Tue Mar 6 00:49:55 2001 ]
To: Jack-From Lau Jr. Charley Lau Jr. [ Thu Mar 8 23:17:19 2001 ]
Re: To: Jack-From Lau Jr.  [ Mon Jan 14 06:46:03 2002 ]

Re: To: Jack-From Lau Jr. Jack Mankin [ Sun Mar 11 15:32:17 2001 ]
Re: Re: To: Jack-From Lau Jr. Eric [ Wed Apr 13 08:02:50 2005 ]

Re: Re: Mark McGwire ( Mechanics) Charley Lau Jr. [ Thu Mar 8 23:04:31 2001 ]

Re: Mark McGwire ( Mechanics) Shawn [ Tue Mar 6 09:12:37 2001 ]
Re: Mark McGwire ( Mechanics) Shawn [ Tue Mar 6 09:18:27 2001 ]
Re: Mark McGwire ( Mechanics) T Olson [ Tue Mar 6 17:39:39 2001 ]
Re: Re: Mark McGwire ( Mechanics) RQL [ Wed Mar 7 19:07:16 2001 ]

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> Not as a challenge, I really want to know because this issue has come up before. Can we have a few examples of what you would consider linear hitters in today's game? I would like to try and get a clip on my site and by seeing what defines a linear hitter--try to define rotational a little better.

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