Theoretical Question For Baseball Fans

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  1. AMJets

    AMJets Well-Known Member

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    And the perfect hitter would hit any pitch in the strike zone, regardless of the speed or movement.

    There's really no answer. :lol:
     
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  2. dabrowsk1

    dabrowsk1 Active Member

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    Yes we get that...
     
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  3. dabrowsk1

    dabrowsk1 Active Member

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    Thanks guys this thread is going right where I hoped. Intellectual conversation about baseball in its purest form, without stats, by people wh know much more about than I do. I am learning a whole lot people, thanks, keep it going.
     
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  4. wildthing202

    wildthing202 Active Member

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    Wouldn't the perfect hitter always hit a HR no matter what is thrown to him?
     
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  5. AlioTheFool

    AlioTheFool Spiveymaniac

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    Well, that wasn't a qualification. All that was said was that this hitter hits 1.000, so he gets at least to first every at-bat. That doesn't mean he doesn't go 200 for 200 with 200 singles.
     
    #45 AlioTheFool, Apr 16, 2007
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