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Sat Jan 27, 2007, 01:45am
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Yes.... you do..and I would love to know who taught you this............. 
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Take a joke, guys, as in "
  " above. IOW, going along with the frequent comments that our job is to call strikes and get the 42.  If I'm wrong about the mechanic, then I'm wrong.  That's how I remember it and I'll try to figure out from where or whom. Thanks.
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I see that ASA is still selling the video "Slow Pitch Plate Mechanics and the One Man System" through their website.
Somehow I'm having a hard time imagining that the video has been edited to reflect the "new" mechanic described here! 
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