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Re: Homer Bailey
In spring training, I really only worry about soreness, tightness, grimacing, noticeable limps (lisps not so much), or open wounds.
Command and normal movement are nice as the spring winds down and pitchers quit working on stuff in lieu of focusing more on performance but absent a significant loss of velocity, spring is for smelling the flowers not worrying over counting stats.
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