You typically spook anytime a pitcher goes past 75 pitches.Originally Posted by Kc61
I saw no signs of Homer tiring. He was still throwing strikes, had pretty good velocity, good movement and was mostly hitting his spots.
You typically spook anytime a pitcher goes past 75 pitches.
I saw no signs of Homer tiring. He was still throwing strikes, had pretty good velocity, good movement and was mostly hitting his spots.
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