Frozen Stiffer -> RE: Question for GBG Managers (7/4/2007 6:33:20 PM)
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I'd have to side with the previous two gentlemen. I personally don't monitor the flight of the ball all that closely to begin with, but nevertheless, just the end-ball is enough for me. Knowing there were 15 pitches in that at-bat and then what happened to that last, 15th pitch, is enough. I don't really need to know how many foul balls occurred, which direction they flew, how far, which fan caught it, how, etc. Just knowing that it took 15 pitches before putting it in play is enough to tell me that my batter had a sharp eye, was as stubborn as a female mule and that the pitcher was so terrified of him that he kept hurling crap.
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