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Why Offense Has Increased: Part 1--The Lowered Pitching Mound Baseball today is quite different from the game that existed fifty years ago but because baseball’s basic structure, with the exception of the designated hitter rule, has seemingly remained the same and the changes have occurred over many decades, most of us don't realize what has happened. pitching mound • yankees • sporting news • mariano rivera • roger clemens |
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