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1. Gary Sheffield. The ball is visible to the right (he has just hit it). His top-hand palm is up, and his hands have not rolled over. |
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2. Key Griffey, Jr. The ball has just come off his bat. His top-hand palm is up, and his hands have not rolled over. |
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3. Mark McGwire. The ball is on the bat. His top-hand palm is up, and his hands have not rolled over. |
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4. Tony Gwynn. The ball is gone, and the top hand has rolled over during the follow-through, BUT... |
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5. Tony Gwynn. The ball has left the bat, but this time the top-hand palm is up, and the hands have not rolled over. This means that either Gwyn's hands roll during the follow-through, shortly after contact and in the split-second between the different stages at which these photos were taken. He also may vary the hand action depending on the situation (likely). |
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6. Wade Boggs, He is already into his follow-through, and his top hand is still mostly under the bat, palm-up. |
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