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06-21-2002, 12:55 PM

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Castillo's hitting streak

Posted By: jay behrens

.400 prolly isn't out of the question for Ichiro. If you have ever watched his batting style closely it's amazing that he even gets hits, but is quite effective anyway. He almost a full step down the first base line by the time he makes contact with the ball.

Jay

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