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From: john smith on 28 Apr 2010 15:04
Luis Tiant
Fernando Valenzuela
Quisenberry and Tekulve submarine boys

From: Bob Braun on 28 Apr 2010 15:32
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> Luis Tiant
> Fernando Valenzuela
> Quisenberry and Tekulve submarine boys

Juan Marichal - High leg kick


From: Kommienezuspadt on 28 Apr 2010 17:30

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> "john smith" <eddygdvd(a)msn.com> wrote in message
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>> Luis Tiant
>> Fernando Valenzuela
>> Quisenberry and Tekulve submarine boys
>
> Juan Marichal - High leg kick
>

yup -- but I'm thinking Ted Abernathy & Don Drysdale's sidearm fastball
driving right handers off the plate & looking for cover too....


From: Gregg on 29 Apr 2010 06:00
On Apr 28, 3:04 pm, eddyg...(a)msn.com (john smith) wrote:
> Luis Tiant
> Fernando Valenzuela
> Quisenberry and Tekulve submarine boys

You're killing me with these thread, you really should get a life and
I mean that in the nicest sense. ;-)

Tiant no doubt. Ken Holtzman. Burt Hooten. Bob Welch - the big year
with Oakland.

Ron Guidry. Vida Blue.

**Not to hijack the thread but something I started thinking about
especially when that baseball series "The Golden Age" was made. Once
baseball had the moving footage that was being shot - because of the
infancy of it and all - something I wished we had but don't.

But there in no footage of the old timers or some great teams where
there was a camera moving looking "directly" at the batter. Follow me?
There were MANY of the great hitters and pitchers also - but
especially the hitters where I'd pay a buck an at bat if it were on
tape or a website. I'd love to have seen The Babe's stance/ Cobb/ Hank
Greenburgh/ Joltin Joe no doubt - I'd love to see a couple full at
bats where the count at least got to two and two.....I could go on and
on about all the hitters who I'd love to see how they looked with the
camera shots of today. OK - I'm done.:-)
From: Gregg on 29 Apr 2010 06:03
On Apr 29, 6:00 am, Gregg <gk...(a)earthlink.net> wrote:
> On Apr 28, 3:04 pm, eddyg...(a)msn.com (john smith) wrote:
>
> > Luis Tiant
> > Fernando Valenzuela
> > Quisenberry and Tekulve submarine boys
>
> You're killing me with these thread, you really should get a life and
> I mean that in the nicest sense. ;-)
>
> Tiant no doubt. Ken Holtzman. Burt Hooten. Bob Welch - the big year
> with Oakland.
>
> Ron Guidry. Vida Blue.
>
> **Not to hijack the thread but something I started thinking about
> especially when that baseball series "The Golden Age" was made. Once
> baseball had the moving footage that was being shot - because of the
> infancy of it and all - something I wished we had but don't.
>
> But there in no footage of the old timers or some great teams where
> there was a camera moving looking "directly" at the batter. Follow me?
> There were MANY of the great hitters and pitchers also - but
> especially the hitters where I'd pay a buck an at bat if it were on
> tape or a website. I'd love to have seen The Babe's stance/ Cobb/ Hank
> Greenburgh/ Joltin Joe no doubt - I'd love to see a couple full at
> bats where the count at least got to two and two.....I could go on and
> on about all the hitters who I'd love to see how they looked with the
> camera shots of today. OK - I'm done.:-)

Just to be clear I meant the shots of an at bat from directly behind
the pitcher.
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