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Cooper: Ever-Climbing Velocity Pushes Hitters to the Brink
Fastball velocity continues to climb year-over-year and it’s putting an increased amount of strain on the modern hitter.
Fastball velocity continues to climb year-over-year and it’s putting an increased amount of strain on the modern hitter.
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John Altobelli won four California state junior college championships in 27 seasons.
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J.J. Cooper writes it’s becoming quite clear that MLBs initial proposal — which would cut 42 MiLB teams — was not just a negotiating ploy.
The Rockies’ young core includes Trevor Story and Nolan Arenado, but the 2020 club will only win if the rotation remains healthy and effective.
Joe Sheehan writes that lagging attendance shows baseball fans are rejecting the rebuilding processes that create unwatchable baseball.
This week’s Hot Sheet show wonders whether Chaim Bloom deserves more credit and then picks a rookie to build a team around.
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Chandler Simpson and Craig Yoho have the Hot Sheet Show’s attention, plus a deep dive on the state of high school recruiting.
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