All three of those strikes were at the top of the zone and at about 99 mph. I was left wondering if Kimbrel had exposed a weakness in Judge's swing. Of course, a pitcher has to be able to throw 99 to exploit it!Originally Posted by Bellhorn04
All three of those strikes were at the top of the zone and at about 99 mph. I was left wondering if Kimbrel had exposed a weakness in Judge's swing. Of course, a pitcher has to be able to throw 99 to exploit it!
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The way Kimbrel is pitching these days he's overmatching just about everybody.
the second Judge stepped in i knew it was going to be nothing but FB's. ego and such....
glad they were up in the zone. his first swing was pretty good....
further: Eff the yankees.
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Yes. Obviously they are two very different pitchers. I was referring to their ability to just shut the door on opposing batters.
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