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BJ.... Do something
Wow. What a catch
Wow hadn't noticed Tampa was the worst team in baseball...yowzers.
Helmick son coming back soon but unless he starts hitting for them as well it may not matter
technically u are missing a down since they suckDoes that surprise you? Up and down, up and down with that team.
Does that surprise you? Up and down, up and down with that team.
RIP Tony Gwynn.
Maddux was convinced no hitter could tell the speed of a pitch with any meaningful accuracy. To demonstrate, he pointed at a road a quarter-mile away and said it was impossible to tell if a car was going 55, 65 or 75 mph unless there was another car nearby to offer a point of reference.
“You just can’t do it,” he said. Sometimes hitters can pick up differences in spin. They can identify pitches if there are different releases points or if a curveball starts with an upward hump as it leaves the pitcher’s hand. But if a pitcher can change speeds, every hitter is helpless, limited by human vision.
“Except,” Maddux said, “for that [expletive] Tony Gwynn.”