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20 Mar 2022
Made the best decision of my life yesterday and asked the woman of my dreams to marry me. I want to thank everyone who reached out to congratulate us! It means so much to us. Mr. and Mrs. Mathis coming soon. @clynne___
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Elite follow during CWS
Zach Crotchfelt heats up to 97 for the punchie to help him get out of the inning with RISP
WVU up 5-4 entering the 6th
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First guy out of the pen in the 5th is a lefty touching 97. Insane.
Troy rolling out left handed starters throwing 96 mph with sliders at 87 and people wonder why hitting is so much harder now than ever.
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Troy rolling out left handed starters throwing 96 mph with sliders at 87 and people wonder why hitting is so much harder now than ever.
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If you think this...just know you couldn't possibly be anymore wrong. This is so unbelievably false.
Jun 9
Reposting because this is still one of the most misunderstood topics in baseball.
Velocity and spin rate didn’t magically explode. The technology changed.
The old JUGS guns read slower than Stalker. Stalker read differently than Stalker Pro. Then TrackMan started measuring velocity at or near release instead of farther down the ball’s flight.
That “86 mph” fastball from 30 years ago? In many cases it would show up in the low-to-mid 90s on today’s systems.
MLB has spent years convincing fans that every pitcher today throws harder than previous generations. Some do. But a huge part of the jump is how the ball is measured.
And here’s the funny part: in their own documentation, they acknowledge that TrackMan measures the ball out of the hand and can read roughly 2–6 mph higher than older radar systems.
The game changed. The measuring system changed. The athletes didn’t suddenly become superheroes.
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I know it's the cool thing to do to hate on the Dodgers but if you are placing the blame on Max Muncy you are flat out wrong.
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Kennedy Mathis retweeted
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Kennedy Mathis retweeted
May 28
Celebrating our 5 year X anniversary today - here’s 5 things we’ve learned, #2 might shock you
- THREAD 🧵
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Kennedy Mathis retweeted
He’s back. Year 3 📈
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But hey don't listen to the guys who actually played for him. Instead listen to the guys on Twitter who think they are smarter than the rest!
May 21
Personally loved playing for Brownie. Hands down the best pitching coach/staff I’ve ever had. Bounce back Omaha run inbound 🤞🏻📈
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Mancini with a literal textbook slide into second base ruled illegal after review. I just cannot fathom how they came to that conclusion.
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How to embarrass yourself 101: ⬇️
May 11
Everyone is trying to fix this guy, and many think his low Launch Angle (2.8) is to blame…Is it really?
Well, the MLB leader in Launch Angle is TB’s Cedric Mullins (32.7) — who also has MLB’s worst OPS (.436) among qualified players. ⚾️
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This is an insane feature to a free app on your phone. Every high school baseball team should be using this going forward. You are selling yourself short if you don't.
May 10
Big update to ScoutEdge on the App Store:
-removed landmark calibration tagging
-position the pitcher in the box and mark home plate
-removed email invites being mandatory for athletes
-improved highlight video generation
-improved UI design for videos
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This is what I mean when I say Vanderbilt baseball fans are entitled and clueless.
May 9
Everything you say will be spot on. Time to clean house
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Just your average college baseball game being playing in Missouri
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I don't know man. I feel like scoring runs in a sport where the winning team is decided by who has more runs is a sound strategy. Crazy concept I guess.
Jeff Bagwell -- Exit velocity and distance are for the fans. Hitting a ball 376 feet when the fence is 375 is great, but is it the best use of 570 at-bats out of 600? A focus on hitting for contact and getting on base is key, with homers being a bonus. #HittingTips
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