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Originally Posted by Grandstander
Our typical tv view of the strikezone is distorted. The centerfield camera is most often located above and to the pitcher's right. Where our eyes see the strike zone, isn't the actual stikezone, it is really higher and further to the right than the perception that we receive.
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Yeah, but I'm also talking about the overhead shot. The pitch (to a righty) will be in the left-handers batting box and the announcer will rarely correct himself. I think I heard Keith Hernandez do it once. Besides, I don't often get it wrong even with the distorted view. The overhead shot usually supports me.