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How many hits could you get off of a MLB pitcher?

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So you're like the opposite of Helms?

 

Meaning... the opposite of a number above zero is a number below zero?

 

If so, then yes.

Probably as many as the rest of us: Zero

There is a reason we root for the Marlins instead of play for them.

Could I make contact? yes I believe so,but I doubt a hit especially with a wooden bat, give me a big barrel aluminum bat and then we're talking maybe 5 hits!

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.420 avg. Why aren't you in the bigs?

 

I'll say 0 for the average person. 1-2 for people who played before. 2-4 for people who played during high school.

Im in high school going into my senior year playing varsity ball. I've played against tons of kids throwing high 80's and low 90's so I'd say in 100 at bats i'd get probably at most 20 base hits. I'd also have 50 broken bats in that process

Im in high school going into my senior year playing varsity ball. I've played against tons of kids throwing high 80's and low 90's so I'd say in 100 at bats i'd get probably at most 20 base hits. I'd also have 50 broken bats in that process

 

 

Keep dreaming.

Im in high school going into my senior year playing varsity ball. I've played against tons of kids throwing high 80's and low 90's so I'd say in 100 at bats i'd get probably at most 20 base hits. I'd also have 50 broken bats in that process

 

 

Keep dreaming.

 

I said at most 20. I'd probably get at least 10 though.

Im in high school going into my senior year playing varsity ball. I've played against tons of kids throwing high 80's and low 90's so I'd say in 100 at bats i'd get probably at most 20 base hits. I'd also have 50 broken bats in that process

 

 

Keep dreaming.

 

I said at most 20. I'd probably get at least 10 though.

really dude? I doubt you'd bat .100 in AA

Well, my only experience with playing baseball was one year in Babe Ruth at like 12 or 13, and I sucked. Afraid of the ball I was. Had quite a few K's, one pop up to maybe 3rd or shallow LF, one walk (in which I scored from 1st) and a HBP in which I left the game (cause I was a sissy). In High school, I tried out for Varsity my senior year and was the worst player in try outs. I dropped out after 2 days of try outs cause I hated the running that much. But the coach thanked me (who was my weight lifting coach as well)

 

Given the fact I can barely hit 45-50 mph...and my eye ain't at that good...and I have a few different batting stances and I can try to switch hit...I say. Oh and I'm 5'5 and 125...so that pitcher from the mound is gonna scare me a bit

 

1-100. Infield single, 3 walks, HBP, 4 pop ups in the infield or foul terriority near infield, 91K's. (70 looking, 21 swinging)

 

And I honestly believe I could do that against anybody up in the bigs. Yeah, I am that cocky son (Esp the 91 K's part)

I think I could draw a walk!

 

 

Probably, that's all I could get. Likely, I'd break my wrists/palms trying to pull a ball with a wooden bat.

 

Then again, all they'd have to do is throw 90 mph meatballs and I couldn't keep up with the pitch, no matter what.

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