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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Flightpath

Posted by: () on Fri Apr 27 06:36:12 2001

In a way I agree with you. The make better contact you should be inline with the flight of the ball. But what about power, according to a Home Run simulator, if you bat speed is 90MPH, with no wind, and the ball comes off the bat around 11 degrees the ball will only go about 130 feet . So how does McGwire hit high 450 foot homers?
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> In a way I agree with you. The make better contact you should be inline with the flight of the ball. But what about power, according to a Home Run simulator, if you bat speed is 90MPH, with no wind, and the ball comes off the bat around 11 degrees the ball will only go about 130 feet . So how does McGwire hit high 450 foot homers? > > > > > > > > > > > > Madmax, > > > > > > > > > > > > p.s. i like to kiss men on the lips

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