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Re: Re: Re: Re: Another Pro-Hitter Clip


Posted by: Pro_Hitter () on Fri Dec 5 15:31:23 2003


Sandman,

There really is no particular pitch that the lazy fly balls tend to occur on. They occured way more often in the beginning of the season when I was really struggling. I couldn't find a way to get the barrell of the bat to the hitting zone for the longest time. Yes, they do slice for the most part. These are pitches that I see well, recognize pitch and location, but obviously don't put a good stroke on them. In golf terms, I would say they fade more than they slice. It's not like it starts in right center and ends up on the line and I don't "feel" like I'm cutting the ball. It feels relatively solid but the results are excruciatingly painful. Like I said, about 25-30x during a season. I wish I had footage of one but I don't. Anyway, I hope that is a little more detailed.

Andy

Andy,
>
> Can you please clarify "lazy fly balls to the right side"?
>
> Is there a typical pitch location that results in this? Do these hits "slice" too?
>
> Thanks.


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