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Uploaded by on Oct 11, 2008

Brian Wilson delivery from SF Giants vs Diamondbacks, September 10, 2008.

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  • All these high speed videos are great. My request would be to get a lower angle to see the arm angle. Thanks for uploading these.

  • Thanks for the kind remarks, basebull.

    I know what you mean, re: different angles for better mechanical analyses but, unfortunately, I pay for my seat at AT&T Park just like everybody else...

  • I want to know how you got such a great unobstructed angle..you know somebody?

    jp44 I agree with La.

  • It was mostly just my luck riding on a friend's luck. A buddy at work got those seats, in the 3rd-story boxes, in the first Pac Bell (now AT&T) season ticket lottery. They are right next to a Comcast tv camera bay...

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  • awesome video! Using it to teach little league pitchers how to have proper mechanics.

  • Sweet! I have some sky box juice with AT&T in Atlanta..just haven't been in position to take advantage yet..our boy dnov..whoa thick kool aid where ever he goes to school..he's not adding to the conversation so I think I'm done on that one.

  • Thanks! One question - is "Fastec Imaging" something you have to pay for?

  • Great to hear from you--your fine contributions to LTP are always thoughtful and interesting. I really like your careful analysis of various pitch types at the LTP website. Keep up the good work, on and off the mound.

  • Yeah after watching your other vids I see that. It's jpeavy44 from LTP btw

  • At this frame rate, you can see pronation occur after every pitcher's release of the ball.

    All overhand throwers pronate, after release of the ball, on every pitch they make. There is no choice in the matter--it is one of the requirements of human physiology.

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