yes, I thought of that as well. IMO the best to do it was

yes, I thought of that as well. IMO the best to do it was
by jt (2026-02-05 17:25:10)
Edited on 2026-02-05 17:32:29

In reply to: Uncanny mirror image of Tom Seaver from the right side posted by sprack

Tim Lincecum, but he didn't "drop and drive" like Seaver, he basically launched himself from the rubber. Edit to add--his "delay" to let his core stretch and legs get out there and arm stay back was to drop the ball down to his butt cheek as he was striding/launching. Look at the torque he could generate from the picture below; dude was about 5-8, 145 pounds and he could touch 97 before he hurt his hip (likely from launching from the rubber, but maybe not. If he had been a reliever, he would have lasted a lot longer; just not big enough to handle the reps, but for a 5 year period of time, he was unbelievable).

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He was a unicorn * * - cards86 2026-02-05 18:59:08
- I agree. Basically a gymnast * - jt 2026-02-05 20:51:00