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It looked like a good pitch to hit on Gameday. You always look to swing at a hittable pitch right away with the bases loaded, the pitcher doesn't want to fall behind(especially after 2 walks and a coaching visit).

 

That assumes the guy is grooving one on the first pitch, and that was not close to the truth.

 

Like I said, I can only go on what Gameday says, and that you should swing at a good pitch to hit.

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It looked like a good pitch to hit on Gameday. You always look to swing at a hittable pitch right away with the bases loaded, the pitcher doesn't want to fall behind(especially after 2 walks and a coaching visit).

 

This.

 

I don't have a problem with a player swinging at a pitch he things he can hit well early in the count.

 

That said, I did not see the pitch so I can't really comment on whether he should have swung at it or not.

 

This

 

is just an inaccurate statement. You don't just swing at any hittable pitch. Lots of pitches are hittable, but when the pitcher cannot walk you, you only swing at a drivable pitch on the first one, not just something you can put in play. That is the epitome of helping a pitcher out.

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