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Covering over 2,000 active players, this guide contains a concise combination of scouting tips plus two years of statistics--a complete reference source available in one volume.
The most comprehensive "Who's Who" in baseball now and for the future: every major leaguer plus hundreds of minor leaguers, even the top college stars, every player likely to reach the majors. Scouting reports and forecast stats separate the prospects from the suspects. For every player: what's happening in his career, and where he's headed. Never before have so many active players appeared in one handy guide. Covers over 2,000 active players, hundreds more than any other book. A concise combination of scouting tips plus two years statistics. It is popular with broadcasters and journalists as the best and most complete reference source available in one volume.
This complete guide contains over 2,000 baseball player profiles veterans and rookies both in the major and minor leagues, and all new scouting reports.
The most comprehensive "Who's Who" in baseball now and for the future, this guide features profiles of every major leaguer and hundreds of minor leaguers--even the top college stars. Scouting reports and forecasts stats separate the prospects from the suspects, and insider information reveals where each player is headed with his career.
This book presents a scientific but easy to understand explanation of pitching power. Illustrated with anecdotes about baseball's greatest power pitchers, it describes how they were able to achieve phenomenal fastball velocity and record-breaking strikeout numbers. How was a 17-year-old rookie named Bob Feller able to strike out Major League batters in record numbers? How do the tendons, ligaments, and muscles of the arm and shoulder work to amplify power for greater pitch velocity? How was minor league pitcher Steve Dalkowski able to throw the most phenomenal fastball ever seen (or heard)? Why do young pitchers with exceptional velocity often issue walks at exceptional rates? Why do good pitchers occasionally pitch badly? Why is exceptional hand speed important? What is it about overhand throwing that causes elbow and shoulder injuries? How can a pitcher achieve greater endurance and durability? What is the most reliable way to increase fastball velocity? This book addresses these and other questions for pitchers, coaches, managers, trainers, and fans.