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re: For those that played baseball, help me out with this statement

Posted on 6/19/13 at 5:50 pm to
Posted by LSUQB66676811
Minden, La. 71055
Member since Oct 2012
98 posts
Posted on 6/19/13 at 5:50 pm to
These kids are so good of hitters they have grown up being able to hit the high fastball. When you have had success doing that all your career its hard to stop in one or two practices. I learned early I could not hit a high fastball and learned not to swing at it.
Posted by NutHanger Farm
Member since Jun 2013
200 posts
Posted on 6/19/13 at 6:12 pm to
I played baseball until 8th grade then went with football. When I was in my twenties someone took me to a batting cage you could set at 70-100mph.

Now when I was in 8th grade I was one of better players. But this - Holy Crap. At 90 mph I would have to start swinging before the ball dropped in the machine - and then I just heard the thud behind me and I had no idea if I was ahead behind above below. No idea. At football I was All State WR so I have hand / eye. But this is different.

So I understand kind of what you baseball players are talking about - but know there is so much the we non players don't realize is even going on in the chess match.

I agree we couldn't lay off the high heat.

But we were still always in the game. I would never name a Tiger competitor because this team was a pleasure to watch all year - but if one of several guys just gets 1 hit in the gap. We are on our way.

I think it can be as simple as slumps at the wrong time.

Wanted to jump in thread and congratulate and thank the players for an outstanding year. Many a hair raising moment this year. Congrats on Omaha and Good Luck to 2014 Tigers as well as those moving on.

This post was edited on 6/19/13 at 6:14 pm
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