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Originally posted by Prospectwire:
The problem is throwing runners out. It's that simple.

We are talking about tenths of a second that determine a good catcher from a bad one. 2.0 flat is an average catcher. 1.8 is a catcher that can throw great to the bases.

Matt, 2.0 flat is average for who?? High school? College?? Pro?

1.8 is great for who? High school? College?

Are you refering to game throws or training enviornment/showcase throws?

8/29/0610:48 PM

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