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| Posted By: Eric Lee on 2009-05-04 19:23:34 EST | Email Story | Flag As Spam | Comments (3) |
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if anything, i would love to play college ball, but a transition from wood to metal is going to suck. In New York, its a state law to use wood at high school level. I think transitioning back to metal is going to increase my power. If i can hit 300 feet with wood, i think i can push my bat speed and my distance further. I think my size is going to be an issue with coaches, they might read 5 8, 180 pounds, and think i am fat and such, but they shouldnt be quick to judge, i have a very athletic build.
i plan to attend the WBA (Westchester baseball association) college showcase. I hope to gain some experience and exposure, and to see what other players are like.
on another note, game tomorrow against St. Anns, we're gonna come back much harder after being "no-hit" and shut out against
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| Eddie Owens (2009-05-04 19:35:51 EST) |
| If you hit 300 feet with wood as a sophomore, imagine what you could do with a lighter bat and 4 more years of muscle. You know, replacing that baby fat that's still hanging around. |
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| Alex Ellis (2009-05-04 20:52:00 EST) |
| a bat is a bat but metal bat is more hot so just keep on swing good luck |
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| Eric Lee (2009-05-04 21:06:42 EST) |
| thanks man, my swings been good lately, and its been a while since ive heard the *ping* |
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