Dropping the Bat Head

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I took this picture from a post in the Torque the Handle discussion. Here's what I don't understand. You are supposed to come down to the ball (some say on the ball, but I think to the ball makes more sense), and that is whay dropping your hands and/or back shoulder is problematic. Now in this picture, doesn't the 3rd frame look like he is dropping his bat head and uppercutting the ball?

Please explain why this is good- if it isn't please let me know, because this confuses me.Thanks

2/28/084:36 PM

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