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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Jack Mankin linear?

Posted by: Jack Mankin (MrBatspeed@aol.com) on Fri May 5 01:32:47 2006

>>> Albert Pujols would be an example more in line with the Mike Schmidt study. <<<

Hi Guru

I have over 30 clips of Pujols’ swing and like Bonds and Williams, he also has a hook in his hand-path at contact. That does not happen with an elongated swing. Furthermore, his back-elbow is no more extended than Bonds or Williams when hitting like pitches to the same field.

Jack Mankin

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> >>> Albert Pujols would be an example more in line with the Mike Schmidt study. <<< > > Hi Guru > > I have over 30 clips of Pujols’ swing and like Bonds and Williams, he also has a hook in his hand-path at contact. That does not happen with an elongated swing. Furthermore, his back-elbow is no more extended than Bonds or Williams when hitting like pitches to the same field. > > Jack Mankin

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