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Re: Re: Re: Jack Vs_ perfection


Posted by: Major Dan (markj89@charter.net) on Tue May 1 05:44:13 2001


> > Jack- I'm back... All greate hitters display a certain amount of shift and rotation in the swing. Remember these are humans you are trying to describe which means their is a certain degree of imperfection often involved. Can you list a few of The perfect swings that you have created???????
> > Meet me in the batting cage and not a message board!!!
> > Lovingly,
> > Charley Lau Jr.
> > Charley, I don't know what grade you are in, but in addition to your mother needing to teach you some manners your teacher needs to teach you how to spell. I suppose that you have ever helped create a great swing? I don't know who you are or what your background is, but I would say you are probably at least 2 or 3 levels below Jack.
> >

Edgar -
The verdict is still out on whether this is the real Charley Lau Jr. or not. You are right on in your analysis of his less than useful posts. We've been through this before. I've even gotten e-mails from 'Jr' that are nasty and provocative. Perhaps his own advice is the best - he can stay in his cage and leave the messageboards alone. He has yet to offer any advice or clarifications of his comments so he offers little to any of us.
If you need a good lau-gh (in Lau the 'gh' is silent), go to his website and try to figure out how to hit from his ten absolutes of hitting. He also takes credit for every good hitter he's ever met or his father ever taught.


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