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Still got soto live and longest hr at 491.5 but damn this shit so righed
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Quote Originally Posted by NickleBet:
the only way to cap it is if you know how good the pitcher is at grooving meatballs Rodriguez had, by far, the best pitcher - he was like a pitching machine - ball was in same spot each time and he was very quick in between pitches if everyone had hit off him, the results would've looked really different Soto's pitcher was terrible with all that trailing movement he had plus he was all over the zone the two different old guys were jokes as well - constantly jamming their hitters and super slow in between pitches
You “cap” HR DERBY? the only way to cap it is if you know how good the pitcher is at grooving meatballs Rodriguez had, by far, the best pitcher - he was like a pitching machine - ball was in same spot each time and he was very quick in between pitches if everyone had hit off him, the results would've looked really different Soto's pitcher was terrible with all that trailing movement he had plus he was all over the zone the two different old guys were jokes as well - constantly jamming their hitters and super slow in between pitches
STOP IT…You kids are hilarious….
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Quote Originally Posted by warrenator:
@OneWayOut Everything is "rigged" according to some,even the coin toss---another post they swore it was rigged to go way over because the MLB wanted it that way, juiced the balls for ratings.
@OneWayOut Everything is "rigged" according to some,even the coin toss---another post they swore it was rigged to go way over because the MLB wanted it that way, juiced the balls for ratings.
It's an absolute fact that they have lighter/heavier balls and use them.as they choose.
They also just the pitchers completely new smooth balls so they have absolutely no real grip to contt pitches for desired location.
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