Why can't we throw strikes??
Just about every batter Emma's faced has gone to a 3 ball count. Hard to win when constantly behind in the count.
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1y
Most of our balls are clearly balls.
What impression people have of the strike zone based on some examples, our pitches are clearly throwing off the plate area. Mazzarone was clearly outside or high. Lemley has clearly been over the head at times. Yes, Yeager has been frustrated by a couple of pitches not called. But the balls are clearly balls
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dallasvt
1y
strike zone. Both are true. The offspeed to CM was high. That one pitch does not mean the strike zone has not been tight.
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1y
right.
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dallasvt
1y
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1y
I just feel that fans have a tendency to operate as if the strike zone in general is tight when it is not really any "tighter" than normal. Especially when our pitches are clearly throwing pitches that are not close alot of the times too
But I was not relying on one stated example as the sole basis of my argument
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