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Re: Re: Linear hitters?

Posted by: The Hitting Guru () on Sun Feb 4 20:48:23 2007

> > Just wanted to know if there's any hitters in MLB who uses linear mechanic, thanks
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>
> Excellent question. Wade Boggs, maybe?

Try Frank Thomas. Boggs was rotational but cancelled out extension with a rollover of the hands.

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> > > Just wanted to know if there's any hitters in MLB who uses linear mechanic, thanks > > > > > > Excellent question. Wade Boggs, maybe? > > > Try Frank Thomas. Boggs was rotational but cancelled out extension with a rollover of the hands.

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