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  • Who's Swing Should Youngster's Be Studying?

    If you had to pick one CURRENT MLB hitter... Who's swing would you choose to have your son/ daughter study and/or try and emulate?

    Twitch5

  • #2
    Originally posted by Twitch5 View Post
    If you had to pick one CURRENT MLB hitter... Who's swing would you choose to have your son/ daughter study and/or try and emulate?

    Twitch5
    Ortiz .
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    "He who dares to teach, must never cease to learn."
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    • #3
      Originally posted by Jake Patterson View Post
      Ortiz .
      .
      I assume you are referring to "Big Papi" Ortiz?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Twitch5 View Post
        If you had to pick one CURRENT MLB hitter... Who's swing would you choose to have your son/ daughter study and/or try and emulate?
        Albert Pujols.
        Obsessed with Pitching Mechanics.

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        • #5
          I would want a younger hitter looking at someone with a more contact swing rather than power. Someone who doesn't hack at bad pitches, is patient at the plate, and rarely strikes out. The winner...

          Placido Polanco.
          2007 WORLD CHAMPIONS

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          • #6
            Pujols.

            A-Rod, close second.

            Jeter, distant third.

            -scott
            "There are no miracles in sports. Miracles have been rehearsed hundreds of times in practice." - Scott Waz

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            • #7
              What do people think about Matt Holliday, Miguel Cabrera, or Adrian Gonzalez?

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              • #8
                J.D. Drew. I've never seen him "overswing" and he has a pretty basic, natural movement through the hitting zone. Actually seeing him play, rather than populating the DL would be a challenge, however.
                "Herman Franks to Sal Yvars to Bobby Thomson. Ralph Branca to Bobby Thomson to Helen Rita... cue Russ Hodges."

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by StanTheMan View Post
                  J.D. Drew. I've never seen him "overswing" and he has a pretty basic, natural movement through the hitting zone. Actually seeing him play, rather than populating the DL would be a challenge, however.
                  Despite his nice swing, I'm loath to tell anyone to copy JD Drew out of fear that they would also pick up his "toughness" and attitude.
                  Obsessed with Pitching Mechanics.

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                  • #10
                    Agreed... but just trying to answer the question.....
                    "Herman Franks to Sal Yvars to Bobby Thomson. Ralph Branca to Bobby Thomson to Helen Rita... cue Russ Hodges."

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                    • #11
                      billy crystal

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by cubsphill View Post
                        billy crystal


                        actually... I think vlad

                        Kornerko anyone?

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by cubsphill View Post
                          billy crystal
                          That's not a terrible swing, but he really shouldn't be swinging at that particular ball.
                          Obsessed with Pitching Mechanics.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Twitch5 View Post
                            I assume you are referring to "Big Papi" Ortiz?
                            I think his swing is pretty simple and very consistent. He stays connected which when taught to children is pretty repeatable.
                            "He who dares to teach, must never cease to learn."
                            - John Cotton Dana (1856–1929) - Offered to many by L. Olson - Iowa (Teacher)
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                            • #15
                              Steroids or not Barry has the best swing in our modern day. No one comes close. Pujols, Vlady i love, but size is helping them a lot. Barry simply is perfect.

                              Cally

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