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Seems like the pitcher would have an advantage over the hitter in a steady rain.Originally posted by GarnetBlood80:
Definitely hitting. Having to deal with rain dripping off your helmet or getting in your eyes, while trying to see the ball. Then I'd say fielding the ball. As a shortstop, I used to hate fielding and throwing a wet baseball. Pitching isn't as big of a problem as long as the ump keeps recycling in dry balls.
That is how I ruined my arm (that and no one to show me the proper mechanics). Coaches sucked, my parents were disinterested and I didn't know any better. To this day, still have problems with my shoulder and elbow. Now this was really back in the day (mid 70's), and it cost me at least a good shot at a college career.Originally posted by HuntsvilleCock:
Back in the day, HS baseball where you didn't have 1,000 balls to switch out; I remember throwing some baseballs as heavy as shot puts.