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Well im watching the Cubs game right now, and the radar on top of the screen just showed 100 mph on farnsworths fastball striking out sanders... Id hate to face a 100 mph fastball
LBJackal wrote:But obviously you require more than just speed to be effective....
i completely agree with you, but doesn't it seem like heat (and not necessarily control) are alot of guys tickets to the big leagues? It's kind of like the thinking is that "the speed is there so we can work on the control", not the other way around....
pibb55 wrote:Well im watching the Cubs game right now, and the radar on top of the screen just showed 100 mph on farnsworths fastball striking out sanders... Id hate to face a 100 mph fastball
pibb55 wrote:Well im watching the Cubs game right now, and the radar on top of the screen just showed 100 mph on farnsworths fastball striking out sanders... Id hate to face a 100 mph fastball
I'd hate to get a 100mph IN the face = dead
Dude, I can throw (this is guessing) around mid 70s and if i hit anyone in the head they have a good chance of dying.
Sean Tracey has my apologies, we all know Ozzie Guillen is an idiot. I'm rooting for you!
Zito is God wrote:Don't know if anybody else saw this:
I saw a long ESPN story on sportcenter about a minor leaguer that the Angels signed that could hit 112 mph (I am NOT joking here), they signed him at the age of 18 to a minor league deal but he kept getting drunk and fooling around with the coaches daughter or something and was thrown off the team, don't knopw what happened to him afterwards. I remmember the story came on about 5 months ago.
I do remember seeing that... Was it really that high though? I remember thinking it was ridiculously high, but was it really 112? That seems almost too ludicrous...
EK711 wrote:I do remember seeing that... Was it really that high though? I remember thinking it was ridiculously high, but was it really 112? That seems almost too ludicrous...
I think this is who you are talking about:
Bobby Jenks the highest he's hit thoughy is 102. he is now on a DL with a stress reaction in his throwing elbow
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matmat wrote:I think this is who you are talking about: Bobby Jenks the highest he's hit thoughy is 102. he is now on a DL with a stress reaction in his throwing elbow
I think you would be correct... There's an ESPN insider article that I read the first few paragraphs of (can't get the rest since I don't get insider), and it sounds right.