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11-17-2007, 08:08 AM

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baseball question-- strikeouts

Posted By: anthony

i think by showing/having a lot of strikouts can be an argument that the pitcher has good command and if the batter were to actually hit the ball the fielders would hopefully get him out. could probably argue that the strike to ball ratio does the same thing.

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