NUEVA YORK— The big baseball leagues want more offensive and in their new experiment the launcher’s mount will expand.
The team will consist of a distance of 12 pulgads between the mountain and the plateau during a tram of the time of the Atlantic League, the Independent League of minor leagues. Elvin? Treat to reduce ponches and generate more offensive.
The distance between the mount and the plate is set in 61 pies and 6 pulses during the experiment.
“It is a direct response to the increment of the ponches, giving the batter approximately a centimeter of additional time to decide whether to swing to a launch, which tends to have a solo effect only in terms of reaction time, to reduce it 1.5 mph, “said Morgan Sword, MLB’s executive vice president of operations. “The end of the experiment and the hope is that this infinite amount of time will allow the baters to have more contact and reduce the bag of punches”.
In 2019, the last full time record, the ponies will have a record of 12 years in a row, accumulating 42,823, giving a 33% with respect to the 32,189 in 2007. The ponchos exceed the hits of the last three times, all used in the history of the mayors.
MLB calculates that the speed of a speed of one year passed 93.3 mph, and it is estimated that the distance increased with the plateau will be reduced to 91.6 mph.
The mount has been maintained at the actual distance since 1893, when the National League decided to play 5 pies. The declining declines of 8.5% in 1892 to 5.2% in 1893 and the low-income tax rate of .245 in 1892 to .280.
Jed Hoyer, president of the Chicago Cachorros Baseball Operations, compares the changes to the height of the mount, from 15 to 10 days before the 1969 campaign.
“We have to do something to be able to do the most offensive in the baseball, and move it up a notch path, with various ways of eliminating defensive formations or taking action on the use of substances to manipulate the pelota,” said Hayer. “We do not need cambios. The surgeon surpasses these cams. Remove the capped mount for those cams. And there is the criterion – if you love baseball – that the rules are not measured in powder tablets”.
Many baseball champions oppose distance modifications on the ground. But Commissioner Rob Manfred has shown himself more inclined to innovate in a sport very obsessed with tradition.
“I’ve been very drastic, but this’s the type of things, in some places more, the ones that end up burning,” said New York Yanquis manager Aaron Boone. “Creo que es importante ponerlas a prueba”.