Reply to "Batted Ball exit speed"

Stafford5,000+ posts

Here is an older post that I found using the Search function.

http://community.hsbaseballweb...0-mph-bat-exit-speed

I like that they were measuring exit speed, however, this was in BP off of BP pitching.

So the exit speeds will be higher off of a pitched ball than off a tee according to info in the link provided by

Bolts-Coach-PR: http://www.efastball.com/hitti...-speed-by-age-group/

How much faster, I don't know. It's all relative to the pitch speed.

6/6/137:22 AM

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