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Question about batting cages

Posted by: Brandon Pasker (brandonpasker@hotmail.com) on Wed Aug 1 15:06:48 2007

Hey guys. I havent picked up a bat for awhile but for the past 2 weeks I have been visiting some local Batting Cages.

My question is, if the speed in the cage from 45 feet is 75 MPH can it seem like it is much faster because it is a cage and not coming from an actual pitcher on the mound?

The ball shoots out and it seems like it has to be at least 85 MPH, it is very hard to get around on.

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Re: Question about batting cages Shawn [ Thu Aug 2 18:15:02 2007 ]
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> Hey guys. I havent picked up a bat for awhile but for the past 2 weeks I have been visiting some local Batting Cages. > > My question is, if the speed in the cage from 45 feet is 75 MPH can it seem like it is much faster because it is a cage and not coming from an actual pitcher on the mound? > > The ball shoots out and it seems like it has to be at least 85 MPH, it is very hard to get around on.

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