While further considering the article below, I have decided that I will write a series of articles this season on "The Mind of the Hitter." This is because the MLB owners (Most all of them) have never played high level baseball to know what the hitter is seeing, deciding, thinking--and how many common references to hitting got started. I will begin this series in most likely late April, but it should be published on this site by May. I hope to intrigue some of you!
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Have you wondered why you can hit a pitcher one game, and the next time you face him, you can't? Have you felt, at times, like you just couldn't get your eye on the pitch today? Wonder why? Actually, it is very explainable, but it is not what the general public thinks.
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