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In response to "It's not as cut and dried,I agree. But it wouldn't take much to make teams stop doing it. -- nm" by Reagen

I'm sure if a player focused on going against it he could get teams to stop doing it. The concern would be messing with a players swing.

Posted by Krusty (aka Krustylu) Jun 11 '21, 06:05

It's all about timing and when your trying to do something specific like hit the other way that's not as simple as just waiting for your pitch and putting your best swing on it.

It's something that need to be taught to lefties at a younger age than in MLB. I think it's too late by then.

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I remember a story about Bonds in his first or second season taking BP - Reagen Jun 11, 06:10 2
- Yeah, that's Bonds. -- nm - Krusty Jun 11, 06:20 1
  - Such a glorious asshole. I love his dgaf attitude. -- nm - Will Hunting Jun 11, 06:29

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I'm sure if a player focused on going against it he could get teams to stop doing it. The concern would be messing with a players swing.

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