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08-04-2021, 05:48 PM
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I mean, it’s hard to understand how pitchers of today, with better size, physique and training, break down while pitchers in 1900-1920, who were smaller, were completing every game and throwing 300-400 innings every year, year after year, in shorter rotations. They couldn’t have been throwing as hard.
And how did all of those 5’7 165 pound guys get their 45 ounce bats around on 95 mph fastballs? 
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