Nobody hits worse in game two because they suddenly forgot how to hit. In game one the back foot turns, the back hip drives through, and the hands just go along for the ride. By game two the legs are done, the back foot stays flat, and the hips and shoulders turn as one block. The arms take over a job they were never strong enough to do, and the barrel shows up late. This is the part worth hearing: age does not have a fix available on a Sunday afternoon. A back foot that stopped turning does. It is a two second check between pitches, not a training program, and nobody is asking anyone to warm up for twenty minutes for a league game. Tired legs pull the swing into the arms and into the lower back, which is the one part of this that is worth being careful about. Sitting an inning before that happens is a real option. Look down at your back foot after your next at bat in game two. Flat or turned? Tell us below. Conferir o pe de tras no segundo jogo e comentar. #usssaslowpitch #slowp...