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• Baseball game and party next week with Eurotrash, Anacardo, Brighten, Chelsea, and others. Perhaps they will watch me pitch a good game! Who knows.
• Getting into better shape. I have been working out quite a bit and have the urge to hit the batting cages as much as possible, unfortunately I have few partners who are willing to do as much as me.
• Getting a tan. Slowly, but surely.
• Moving into a townhouse after I am married so I can then build a batting cage in the basement. Oh yeah.

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Paul Nyman has decreed that I know nothing about pitching mechanics. I knew this day would come, but so soon? I can hardly withhold my joy.

Today my high school baseball team got kicked off the field we were supposed to practice on due to previous rain making home plate a mess, so we did our stretches, ran a bit, threw long toss, and took infield/outfield practice. After that, I broke out a football and we played seven-on-seven tackle football with three-man lines. Despite my right ring finger getting jammed when I was playing left tackle, it was an absolute blast and the kids loved the break from practice.

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• Royals: Welcome to reality.
• Beane is so fucking smart.
• The Indians need to sign Bonds.

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In this post, I talked about how difficult it was for me to pick up baseball again. I can still vividly remember those days; my coach would cringe at putting me into the game and I was embarrassing at the plate. I said this:

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I know most of you don't care about this stuff, but here's what you're missing over at Driveline Mechanics! (And yes, I posted this mainly for jonfmorse)

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I have been doing baseball pitching/hitting analysis for awhile now, and I finally put my thoughts together and got a blog up and running over at drivelinemechanics.com. There's some pretty good stuff there, if I do say so myself, and I will continue to update it very frequently in hopes of joining the SB Nation network.

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...in a weird way.

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John Sickles is a baseball analyst who mainly focuses on minor league players and prospects. He recently revisited his Top 50/50 hitters and pitchers of 2003 to see how well he predicted their future performance. A quick look at the Top 50 pitchers shows a disturbing trend. Can you spot it?

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