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This would surely bring down the number of arm and shoulder injuries in the game. However this would give the pitchers an advantage. MLB lowered the mound some years ago to give it an equal playing field for the batter and pitcher.
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just curious, how would it degrease arm injuries? may be a stupid question, but I never pitched. I just played 3rd base.
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^i think now that the mound is lower, the pitcher now has a higher release point which i would assume puts alot more stress on the shoulder. it would seem like it would be more of a whipping motion at the point of release instead of the low follow through? i dont know though....thats my theory
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the higher the mound, the more levereage the pitches has, hes throwing downward
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I think maybe raising it a little will make baseball more of an interesting game to watch. Things might get a little more heated... :o :p
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Hell, I remember reading that they lowered the mound height specifically because of Bob Gibson who is one of the most feared pitchers of all time. |
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