Reply to "Short to zone...Long through zone"

Shepster1,000+ posts

One thing I have noticed with linear hitters, there are many nike slash marks on baseballs after hitting with this style. As Andy B. said here a long time ago, a half-moon mark will not be left behind on a ball hit by a hitter who does not square up. I'm going back to a clip from earlier that is a perfect example of squaring up on ball as hitter. Look at this board>Now this is squaring up on baseball, textbook style. In fact, I can almost see the half-moon impression forming off da bat

12/6/065:53 PM

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