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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: rotational swing Posted by: SJD (nospam@nospam.org) on Sat Nov 12 05:44:32 2005 > 1. Who at the MLB level is purly a linier hitter?
Can't think of anybody specific, playing now. Certainly none of the top hitters I've watched are linear at all. And isn't that the point, Scott? Linear hitting is rare in MLB, and even more scarce at the upper levels? Followups:
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