By: m4_counties.mnks
5/11/2009
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| congrats the ny yanky's.... |
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By: zorrothepuma
28/08/2009
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| They never look away from the batter unless there are runners on base. In baseball, the runners are allowed to lead off early and get a jump. The pitcher can throw the runner out if he takes too big a lead. In softball, the runner has to stay on base until the pitcher has released the ball so no need to check. |
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By: ljessid31
25/08/2009
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By: zorrothepuma
25/08/2009
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| They are checking the base runner, not looking into the outfield. |
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By: crutabs
14/08/2009
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| heres an idea....look and see if they are checking for a base trunner taking a lead and looking for a pick off or as you say it is also part of rthe merchanics....when you train to do anything you have a set model to work with |
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By: ytramhere
14/08/2009
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| Why do baseball pitchers always make a deliberate and highly ritualized look at a specific spot on the outfield completely different from the direction they will be pitching for one to two seconds before every pitch? I can't see any reason for it and suspect it is a copy-cat thing which has become mandatory for baseball pitchers over the years. The arthritic praying stance by rugby players about to take a penalty kick for goal is fast becoming rugby's equivalent. Anyway, why do they do it? It just looks dumb! and I note that softball pitchers rarely do it. Is it just an American thing? Anyone got any clues? |
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