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If someone else is measuring the velocity when the ball is only 20 ft. from the plate it could have slowed down by close to 3 mph over that distance, no? Do all radar guns try to measure the velocity soon after the ball has left the pitcher's hand?
Now, whether some other pitcher is hitting 93 or 96, that I think IS a big difference. I know enough about Jeff Weaver to know that he wasn't hitting 95-96 regularly last night, but if I didn't, Fox's gun would be really misleading. Lots of guys are in the 91-92 range, and we don't make a big deal about that. Starters that are steadily 95 or 96 are recognized as a cut above. That's a much bigger difference than the difference between Zumaya hitting 103 and Billy Wagner hitting 100.
Wasn't it just the other day when a bunch of people around here were arguing that Zumaya really was throwing 103. Ha, you gullible bastards.
Seriously, Fox sucks and they are actively hurting baseball.
whoever measures these things (BIS? STATS?) had Wang's average fastball at 93.1 this season. So yeah, on his good days, Wang touches 95-96.
But the FOX guns are juiced, obviously. The Shea gun had Weaver sitting at 91-93 most of last night, with Glavine at 84-85. That seems about right.
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