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	The '''Tettleton''' is a batting style used either occasionally, all the time or never - it all depends on the player. With the Tettleton, you have the batter start his swing in the slightly forward position (do this by tapping the A button before the pitch is thrown). From there, you do a three-quarter swing, which can be quite effective. A great way to infuriate your opponent, hitting a dinger in the Tettleton position always pisses them off. Named after [[Mickey Tettleton]], former major leaguer who had a similar looking batting stance. Some [[New York (RBI Players)\|New Yorkers]] call it the [[Knoblauch]]...		The '''Tettleton''' is a batting style used either occasionally, all the time or never - it all depends on the player. With the Tettleton, you have the batter start his swing in the slightly forward position (do this by tapping the A button before the pitch is thrown). From there, you do a three-quarter swing, which can be quite effective. A great way to infuriate your opponent, hitting a dinger in the Tettleton position always pisses them off. Named after [[Mickey Tettleton]], former major leaguer who had a similar looking batting stance. Some [[New York (RBI Players)\|New Yorkers]] call it the [[Knoblauch]]...

	~~http://www.buyxanaxonlinepill.com/ order cheap xanax online - xanax~~		== The Tettleton at the highest levels ==

	~~http://www~~.~~buyxanaxitem~~.~~com/ online xanax - order xanax online overnight~~		At last year's [[COTUT]], champion [[Mike Riley]] and 4th place finisher [[JoeDirt]] both used the Tettleton in every AB. This goes to show that the Tettleton isn't some fluke stance just for show. The biggest benefit to the Tettleton is that you have more time to react to a pitch. A shorter stroke can give expert players that split second advantage when choosing to swing.

			== Power drain debate ==

			Even though the Tettleton has proven to excel at the highest levels of [[RBI]], some feel that starting your swing with the back cocked negatively affects your [[power]]. The advocates of the Tettleton swear that it has no effect, and so far the empirical evidence favors their side of the debate. Regardless, until proven at a [[code]] level, both sides of the Tettleton debate will continue to argue their case.

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The '''Tettleton''' is a batting style used either occasionally, all the time or never - it all depends on the player. With the Tettleton, you have the batter start his swing in the slightly forward position (do this by tapping the A button before the pitch is thrown). From there, you do a three-quarter swing, which can be quite effective. A great way to infuriate your opponent, hitting a dinger in the Tettleton position always pisses them off. Named after [[Mickey Tettleton]], former major leaguer who had a similar looking batting stance. Some [[New York (RBI Players)|New Yorkers]] call it the [[Knoblauch]]...

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== Other user terms ==

* '''Chi Chi''' because it looks like Chi Chi Rodriguez sheathing a putter
* '''Oquendo''' - because [[Jose Oquendo]] is the only player [[GoReds]] ever use that batting style with

== External Links ==

* [http://forums.dee-nee.com/index.php?topic=4374.0 Tettleton stance = less power?]

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