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What is theNewton's law of motion in softball?
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A few hundred years back, Sir Issac Newton created three important laws that stands as pillars of classical physics. These laws are:
Law 1. An object continues in its initial state of rest or motion with uniform velocity unless it is acted on by an unbalanced, or net external, force.
Law 2. The acceleration of an object is inversely proportional to its mass and directly proportional to the net external force acting on it.
Law 3. Forces always occur in pairs.
All right, here are the laws in plain English, they are actually quite simple:
Law 1. Unless you do something to an object, it will not move.
Law 2. F=ma (This will be explained later on, but if you really want to know.
Law 3. If you push an object, it will push back.
Okay, so what do all these laws have to do with the path of a baseball?
Well, everything. When the ball is hit by the bat, the bat exchanges its momentum to the ball and the ball flies away. While the ball flies, both gravity and air will exert a force on the ball, with gravity pulling the ball downward.
Giants fan...?
Question:Is Tim Lincecum going to stay on the Giants major league troop even after Ortiz gets sour of the DL? Also, are the Giants sending down Kevin Frandsen once Lincecum is up? If not, who are they sending down?
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It really depends on how Lincecum pitches tomorrow, as to whether he will stay or be sent down. I'm banking on him doing really very well and staying at least for a while.
As for who will/was sent down, it wasn't Frandsen. It be Scott Munter. Per AP: "RHP Scott Munter pitched the ninth and had a strikeout and a bearing in his first appearance of the year, sooner or later after being call up from Triple-A Fresno. He was afterwards optioned back to Fresno after the spectator sport to make room for Tim Lincecum as he prepares to pitch surrounded by his big league debut Sunday." That article is part of the action from Saturday's games at: http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news;_ylt=au... That makes me delighted, since Frandsen went to San Jose State, my alma mater.
I hope Lincecum sticks next to the Giants, if only because he and I go to the same college (Univ. of WA). This have to be an incredibly exciting time in his energy, and I wish him adjectives the best. Go, Tim! :)
Lincecum will be send subsidise down when Ortiz comes off the DL!!
Who will get the 60 HR speck this year, if any?
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I think Ortiz will if Manny stays decent all year and provides him next to some protection in the lineup. Other than him, the merely two who I think hold a reasonable shot are A-Rod and Ryan Howard.
NOBODY!! the pitchers wont allow it if anyone get close they will just start walking them...possibly PUJOLS but we will see
Pujols and Ryan Howard.another stellar year for the long ball!!
Maybe A-rod,David Ortiz and Albert Pujols
i don't consider anyone will reach 60 home runs probaly 50
Ryan Howard have a shot, with A-Rod, Ortiz, Pujols and Derreck Lee
The trendy pick will be to step with Ryan Howard this year, later you can take a long concrete look at David Ortiz. But honestly look no further than Albert Pujols, a man who was on tread for 70 last year beforehand an injury slowed him down. He is the most complete player and baseball, and as a result oddly does not achieve pitched around all that much for his talent.
Howard will carry pitched around so expect him to reach 40 but not 50.
Pujols is your man. 61 HRs.
I'll vote Alfonso Soriano, he hit 46 playing half his games contained by RFK, a horrible hitters park and now plays partly his games at Wrigley, get that weave blowing and he'll be crushing balls out quicker than Sammy Sosa be.
Ryan Howard he's already proven he can hit 58 homeruns and in the Hitter friendly Citizen edge park that he plays in you should see him hit the 60 home run sucker.
i think it will be jermaine dye or jim thome from the white sox they are the best.
Ryan Howard!!
I a short time ago read a study of homeruns and how far they go. They be divided into 3 categories, merely made it, no doubt, and a solid homerun. According to the article, a personality with masses just made it get lucky and will hit less this year. On the other appendage, it said that a person near few just made it within proportion to all his homeruns should hit more this year.
According to this article the ones who should hit smaller quantity b/c they got lucky are:
1. Soriano
The ones who should be luckier and hit more this year are:
1. Dunn
2. A-rod
3. Giambi
4. Aramis
5. Manny
6. Pujols
7. Beltron
8. Hafner
9. Thome
So, keeping this contained by mind, the likey candidates to hit within the 50s and have a destiny for 60 are:
1. Pujols
2. Manny
3. A-rod
4. Dunn
5. Howard
6. Ortiz
pujols WILL make it this year. without a doubt
Baring any time on the dl Howard will do it.
Um the usual person, Big Papi!!
I don't guess anyone will hit 60 home runs this year.
In one season? Well thats a hard one.I don't imagine its gonna happen...
What team surrounded by MLB own the lowest average age?
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26.6 average age for the marlins.26.7 average age for the d-rays.i checked every team...
the brewers are pretty young at heart team, 3 starting 2nd year mlb players
and they own the best record contained by all of baseball
i would own to guess the Marlins
the marlins would be my guess but it is indeed the drays with a 24.79 average age
gratefulness.
The Marlins, and D-Rays are really really young and I would guess that the Rockies, A's, and Brewers are also really infantile
The Marlins.
As much as I hate to say-so being from Chi-Town, the Sox are close to the bottom. The long globe is there but everyone 3rd to 7th within the order are trying to convulse the ball out of the park. Ozzy, what ever happen to "small ball?"
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