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And I thought I gave a good reason. He is trying to find out who's willing to put forth effort and sacrifice.

Ironhorse- I love your wit. I fully understand effort and sacrifice etc. But lets be real for a second. I would bet there are 70% of major league player that would fail the sub 6:00 mile. May be I am smoking crack but long running endurance does not make great basbeball players. Cage time and lots of play make great baseball players.

We will do it and like it but I think it is interesting to say the least. I still want to hear from DBAT coaches, Dallas Tigers coaches etc, on what they run there propsective players thru during a try-out. Do they throw them, run them, have them field ground balls and pops or do they run them on a timed mile?

4/26/103:42 PM

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