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I wonder how the MLB Gameday calculates their "nasty factor" for each pitch.
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TFox
Apr 13 '12, 12:37
Their gamecast thingie is so far superior to ESPN's, it's silly.
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Color me intrigued. What is the nasty factor? -- nm
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David
Apr 13, 12:37
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I don't know, but I like it. -- nm
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znufrii
Apr 13, 12:47
i don't know. "Pitch 1, called strike, 89 mph, sinker, NF 42"
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TFox
Apr 13, 12:39
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AKA the Neftali -- nm
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David
Apr 13, 12:41
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Here's a description of it:
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TFox
Apr 13, 12:47
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I think I'd need to watch a game and compare what I see to the NF before I'd buy it, but it certainly sounds cool. -- nm
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TFox
Apr 13, 12:50
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Scherzer just pumped a 96 MPH fastball on the black low and away for a NF of 66.
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groiny
Apr 13, 12:53
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This is going to lead to some fascination revelations about currently unheralded pitchers.
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David
Apr 13, 13:02
Wow, this is awesome. I hope they do game/score rankings over the course of the year. -- nm
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David
Apr 13, 12:50
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