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I'm still trying to figure out what "shifts on balls in play" actually means, and why I -- as a casual baseball fan -- should care about it.
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by
ReluctantCynic
it is killing the offense in the game.
Posted by
groiny (aka groiny)
Apr 3 '17, 11:18
dead pull hitters are losing a ton of batting average points because of it.
Responses:
If they want to play dead-pull ball, join a slo-pitch softball league.
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Will Hunting
Apr 3, 11:23
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sure, but there is a reason why batting averages are down, but home runs are up.
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groiny
Apr 3, 11:25
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No hitters like it when they are unable to adapt to it.
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Will Hunting
Apr 3, 11:30
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it is tough, because then the pitchers pitch you inside, forcing you to hit where it is pitched.
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groiny
Apr 3, 11:34
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They're being paid to hit the ball. If the pitchers can hit the outside corner all the time, it's moot
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Will Hunting
Apr 3, 11:39
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the issue I have, is the hitter is confined to the batters box, while the fielders can line up wherever they want.
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groiny
Apr 3, 11:41
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