Lessons Learned

[Tim C]

CW:

In 1982 @ Brinkman we were informed that we were the FIRST class that they were not teaching to "give body language" to signify where a pitch was that missed the zone:

In a guest lecture Lee Weyer showed us that he always leaned to the outside when a pitch missed there . . . leaned inside on the inside corner that was missed . . . glanced up for high and, at times, pointed down to a low pitch.

Jerry Neudecker then took us through the information that we were no longer to do that function.

Now I am OLD but I really do remember this happening . . . in my second trip through Wendelstat this was not discussed.

Nice to see yer still working for a living.

AND PHIL, I guess I did misunderstand your post.