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Bob Williams500+ posts

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Yes; if it is the right eye, he can open "a little" to see the ball into the strike zone. Another "get the edge" trick is to stand next to your catcher in the bullpen when your starting pitcher is "warming up". Your son and the catcher can determine the strike or ball by your pitcher.

"Please don't swing". Track the ball into the catcher's mitt.

When you "put the ball" in play, this is defensive hitting. Try to place a "hole" in the outfield fence. "Rip" the bat through the strike zone.
My goal was to hit the ball over the light towers, then if I fell short it would go 340'

Bob

3/15/109:59 AM

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