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thenumberonemetfan

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I think those are required next year in Minor League ball.

They may make it to MLB soon too.
 

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If you took a 94 MPH fastball to the head you would sport one of these to.
 

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boxbreaker44 said:
If you took a 94 MPH fastball to the head you would sport one of these to.

....and if you ever saw a kid take one in the head at any speed you would go with a face shield too.

Scary to think the damage a fastball to the head can inflict....
 

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No one made fun of John Olerud for wearing different headgear. The guy is trying to save his career or possibly his life.
 

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Yeah...one more 90+ MPH pitch to the head, and he might've been done. If I was making the money he is making and has the potential to make, I'd wear whatever PPE I had to wear to continue doing so. (PPE stands for Personal Protective Equipment for those of you who were unfamiliar)
 

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The Rawlings S100 will be required in the minors next season and big-league teams will be trying them out this season. The new helmet will supposedly resist pitches of 100-mph and is safer than the current models.
 

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I understand the reasoning, but why do they have to be so huge? The hockey style catchers masks aren't as big. If hockey goalies masks are strong enough to resist 100 MPH pucks, they should be able to make it a little more slim.
 

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