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Re: Re: Attn: RQL


Posted by: grc () on Tue Jun 18 17:03:11 2002


rql....when you played, what specifically was the AVERAGE distance of the stride foot from the plate AFTER the stride foot had landed?....1 foot, 14 or 15 inches, less than one foot?....
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> > i know it varies from hitter to hitter, but at what was the closest distance from the plate that it would GENERALLY take for the pitchers to view this as an encroachment on their turf?
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> >GRC,I never thought of encroaching or not on their turf,The plate was theirs the box was mine,I was probably 14-15 inches away just because I felt comfortable about keeping a ball on the corner fair there and not getting jammed.The CWS this week has Buck showalter commentating and he has mentioned this subject since a few have been hit on the elbow on pitches out over the plate.The alum. bat allows more jammed hits than a wood bat inside and the pro umps would call things different according to him.

thanks, rql...but would you consider 12 inches, for example, to be average/typical, or do you think most college hitters would be more like 14-15 inches off plate?


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