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  1. It becomes simple when the hand and eye develop for those speeds. When I was younger, I could hit anything left or right at the speeds I saw. I can't imagine now hitting a 100 mph ball, but I believe I could if I had worked up to it. At someme point, such things become a mental game. Similar to instinctive shooting a shotgun swinging on a clay or a bird. These guys have it.
  2. Its simple for me. We have all the talent we need to win the WS. The team just needs to play to their potential. A wee success and good attituude is contagious, just as the opposite is.
  3. See ball, swing bat, hit ball. Sometimes we forget these are semi-grown men playing a game like when they were kids. Sometimes they forget also.
  4. Yup---Contreras for sure and pay close attention how Adly behaves toward pitchers.
  5. There are those negative waves again.
  6. I see as taking a power nap and waking up strong.
  7. I think the guys are going to rally again and all that talent will manifest.
  8. Sorry--he was never elected. Shame.
  9. No? Yes, Rico Petrocelli is widely regarded as one of the most beloved and important players in Boston Red Sox history. A two-time All-Star and Red Sox Hall of Fame inductee (1997), he played his entire 13-year Major League career (1965–1976) for the franchise.
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