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A hitter has to be able to handle the bat he chooses... strong enough to put a good, quick, efficient full swing on a pitch while making a split-second decision and he must also be able to hold off on a pitch he has started to commit on.  At the same time, he wants as much mass and leverage as he can get.  That is the give and take in the decision.  Place in the box is not really a factor here.  If ever so, very minimal.  Once in a great while, a hitter will go down in size or choke up against a guy throwing in a higher velo range than the usual subset he normally faces.

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