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Fri Jul 18, 2003, 01:45pm
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Correct, Dave - the strike zone stays over the plate no matter where the batter is standing.
In rec "fast" pitch - in quotes, because these pitches many times have a bit of an arc, the pitcher are slow and the coaches will put the batters up in the box, and then complain with a pitch that is dropping down across the batters face is a strike. There are many variations of this theme... A skilled pitcher with a lot of movement catches the outside edge, but by the time it hits the catcher's glove, the pitch is obviously well outside. etc., etc.
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Tom 
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