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Halladay thinks he can add a few clicks to his fastball's velocity. He was between 86 and 89 m.p.h. according to one scout's gun. But pitching to that speed, Halladay said, is "probably something I'll have to do more."
"The velocity for not having pitched was good," Dubee said. "He sat 88 to 90 consistently and finished the game at 89 almost 80 pitches into it. So arm-strength wise, that was good, and he feels like there is more there."
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My guess is maybe he isn't "done", but unless he reinvents himself, Doc will be nothing more than a bottom end of a rotation guy.
Thoughts?
Anybody think this is just a ploy and that Doc can hit 92 or 93 again?
Halladay thinks he can add a few clicks to his fastball's velocity. He was between 86 and 89 m.p.h. according to one scout's gun. But pitching to that speed, Halladay said, is "probably something I'll have to do more."
"The velocity for not having pitched was good," Dubee said. "He sat 88 to 90 consistently and finished the game at 89 almost 80 pitches into it. So arm-strength wise, that was good, and he feels like there is more there."
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My guess is maybe he isn't "done", but unless he reinvents himself, Doc will be nothing more than a bottom end of a rotation guy.
Thoughts?
Anybody think this is just a ploy and that Doc can hit 92 or 93 again?
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