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Richard Schenck was a very controversial poster from10-15 years ago on this site.  I actually got to know him a little and he was much different than he appeared to be when posting.  He would get banned from the site and then come back with a new user name, but there was no doubt it was Richard returning to argue hitting.  The hitting forum was fairly popular back then.  Not many knew just how much passion he had or how much time he spent studying the art of hitting.  He finally gave up and moved on starting his own site.  The arguments back then on the HSBBW were entertaining in my opinion.

So whatever happened to Richard (teacherman)?  Just so happens he is a big reason for Aaron Judge's success.  For those interested read this... This is amazing, especially to those that remember him from many years ago

https://www.msn.com/en-us/spor...in-the-al/ar-BBK1OWZ

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First off, welcome back PG - no idea where you've been but I am glad you are back.

Had no idea Richard was Teacherman but my son knows him well and has taken lessons from him.  Richard is a consultant with Coastal Carolina baseball so there are other people out there who are using his services.  I believe Ian Happ of the Cubs is another follower of Richard.  Baseball is a small world indeed.

Very cool story. As someone who only found this "little" site about 6 months ago, I'm amazed at how this site has and still does include some pretty influential people in the game of baseball (and that definitely includes you PG). Thanks again to all of you who share your knowledge and keep this site going to help kids you've never met. 

Zia2021 posted:

Very cool story. As someone who only found this "little" site about 6 months ago, I'm amazed at how this site has and still does include some pretty influential people in the game of baseball (and that definitely includes you PG). Thanks again to all of you who share your knowledge and keep this site going to help kids you've never met. 

You would be amazed how many people have passed through this site and how many relationships are intertwined.

I didnt visit the hitting forum that often but I will never forget Teacherman.

Thanks Jerry, great story.

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