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RM camp Results

by REALLY » Wed Nov 04, 2009 8:20 am

http://www.ronaldmcdonaldtournament.com/

On the left hand side near the bottom are the camp results.

Average pitch speeds


57.15277778 ..FB1
42.70833333 ..CU1
57.38888889 ..FB1
49.26388889 ..CU2
These are the pitchers Favorite pitches so a combination of everything but the average just the same
55.63888889 ..FAV1
55.19444444 ..FAV2
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by badboy » Wed Nov 04, 2009 1:00 pm

how does one measure movement of the ball which is a lot more important than throwing a ball say at 62 mph versus say 59 mph. anybody can hit a fastball down the middle
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by REALLY » Wed Nov 04, 2009 2:04 pm

badboy wrote:how does one measure movement of the ball which is a lot more important than throwing a ball say at 62 mph versus say 59 mph. anybody can hit a fastball down the middle


There's a direct corrolation between Spin and Movement the Revfire measures this

www.revfire.com
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by Area51 » Wed Nov 04, 2009 2:29 pm

Cool, thanks for the link, R.
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by Lefty's Dad » Wed Nov 04, 2009 4:20 pm

The Elite showcase used the Revfire at their Plano showcase/camp last month and last year they had a booth at the RM tournament but it hasn't made it to the camp yet. They really need to add it.
The RM camp wasn't a total loss this year but the weather forced it indoors making it much less appealing and very congested. Some girls did certain drills that others didn't because of time I guess, of course they couldn't time the home to home speed either. There were a few coaches there but not nearly as many as last year when it was able to be done at the fields and many left after the pitchers were done.
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by LoneStarGreed » Wed Nov 04, 2009 6:01 pm

badboy wrote:how does one measure movement of the ball which is a lot more important than throwing a ball say at 62 mph versus say 59 mph. anybody can hit a fastball down the middle


I hate that saying. Hitting a 62 mph ball is not as easy as you make it sound. Picking up the release point, body movement, the pitchers delivery style all come into play. That is a myth...Not everyone can hit a 62mph ball down the middle. I ll take the fireballer and live with the balls in play from 5-9 on the roster. Gold rosters are watered down in Texas, not everyone is Nadia Taylor.
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by hit4power » Wed Nov 04, 2009 8:22 pm

Average pitch speeds


57.15277778 ..FB1
42.70833333 ..CU1
57.38888889 ..FB1
49.26388889 ..CU2
These are the pitchers Favorite pitches so a combination of everything but the average just the same
55.63888889 ..FAV1
55.19444444 ..FAV2
http://www.ronaldmcdonaldtournament.com/

On the left hand side near the bottom are the camp results.

Average pitch speeds


57.15277778 ..FB1
42.70833333 ..CU1
57.38888889 ..FB1
49.26388889 ..CU2
These are the pitchers Favorite pitches so a combination of everything but the average just the same
55.63888889 ..FAV1
55.19444444 ..FAV2


So a little more number crunching just for fun - using the average time or speed of each player's two or three trials

For fastball speeds, one needed 62mph or better to be in the top 10%, the middle of the pack was 57mph as REALLY posted

For pop times, a 1.89sec time or better was top 10%, and the 50th percentile was 2.05 seconds

For home-1st times looking at both infielders and outfielders together, the top 10% was faster than 2.8sec and the 50th percentile was 3.05sec
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