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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ May 24

    Baseballs are flying farther, but researchers couldn’t find any changes in the manufacturing process to explain the game’s home-run surge.https://on.wsj.com/2KRmlvq 

    3:45 PM - 24 May 2018
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      1. Hunter Johnson‏ @westtexasjones May 24
        Replying to @WSJ

        Redbull

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      2. Angelo Sgro‏ @AngeloSgro May 24
        Replying to @WSJ

        Strikeouts are also up likely as a result of the emphasis on "launch angle", i.e. an uppercut swing, aimed at producing more home runs. More home runs swings produce more home runs and more strikeouts.

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      2. BMF‏ @beaufodacious May 24
        Replying to @david_peretto @WSJ

        Somebody has to translate the physics to the Queen’s English, DP.

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      4. BMF‏ @beaufodacious May 25
        Replying to @david_peretto @WSJ

        You’ve got that right!!! Those two are clowns.

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      1. W‏ @WalterEsser May 24
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        It’s global warming...

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      1. Jim R. Roberts‏ @redspireusnc May 24
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        Pretty sure Robinson Cano just showed us how ...

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      1. Ron‏ @catman1631 May 24
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        Steroids🤔

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      1. J‏ @johnnywilco May 24
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        The core of the baseball bounces more now

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      1. Jonerey Bourne‏ @sosickitzill May 24
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        they moved the fence closer

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      1. Greg Beckman‏ @beeks_gregory May 24
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        Are they more roundy and spherified

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      1. Rhonda‏ @7675376666rhon May 24
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        Better players??🤔

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      1. John Jones‏ @JJCaddis May 24
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        People were saying the balls were juiced at the beginning of the steroid era. Hope this isn't more of the same.

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      1. Harold Truman‏ @Maggiesdad34 May 24
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        At least they were honest in 1939.

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      1. Kewl Dude‏ @Lazystocktrader May 24
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        Look at the men swinging the bats 😉

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      1. Curtis Loew‏ @JimLrbb12 May 24
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        Flatter seams give it more distance. Flatter seams also lessen the break on breaking pitches. Ball is easier to hit and it travels farther. Case closed.😁

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