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Old Mon Jun 28, 2004, 09:56am
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Hi,
I know the height of the strike zone (roughly between the cap and the bottom of the shoulder), but I am not sure for the depth. Is the strike zone a volume, in three dimensions, above the whole home plate, or simply the entrance of the home plate, (and so only 2 dimensions) ?
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Old Mon Jun 28, 2004, 10:06am
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3 dimensions. If the ball passes over ANY part of the plate (front or back, left or right) at the proper height (top or bottom), it's a strike.
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Old Mon Jun 28, 2004, 10:15am
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I know the height of the strike zone (roughly between the cap and the bottom of the shoulder),
That's one heck of a high, but short zone! Is that from the bill of the cap or the top of the cap?

J/K... presumably, you meant kneecap!
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Old Mon Jun 28, 2004, 10:29am
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Yes, of course I meant the kneecap. (my english is not perfect)
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Old Mon Jun 28, 2004, 06:48pm
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For a minute there, I thought Gael was talking about
Mikes game.

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