Reply to "Looking at strike three, a good thing?"

PGStaff10,000+ posts

I too like hitters that are very aggressive. So I don't really have a problem with the hitter swinging at the 50-50 strike. My point is the hitter in that certain situation that has the balls to take a chance at a called strike three because it might help win the game, should be recognized for doing so. Truth is, I've never known a hitter who wanted to strike out with the bat on his or her shoulder. It takes a special player to do it, and I was lucky enough to have some of them.

Just thought I would try to get people thinking about something out of the ordinary.

11/5/143:10 PM

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