Reply to "What would the numbers look like if there were no Ks?"

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

PGStaff posted:
Good point, hitters always have a job to do and with two outs no baserunners... that approach is to drive the ball for HR or extra bases. So even the 2 strike approach can change based on the situation. It's just there are a lot of power hitters that don't change their approach no matter what the situation., We all see them, no baserunners bottom of the ninth and their team is down by 2 or 3 runs. They take the big HR swing because they have no 2 strike approach and strike out.

My line for this is ... He just swung the bat like he thinks he can hit a six run homer to start the inning.

7/18/174:03 PM

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