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June 2, 2014 by Mike Dussault

As the season progressed he was having issues with his front side when he threw to his left. Most people wouldn’t even notice or care, but he’s such a perfectionist, he was missing by 6 inches to a foot instead of being dead on,” House said. “So those are the small things we talk about and obviously provide him with a toolkit — two or three things he can do in skill drills and when he’s throwing to make the adjustment necessary to have him be more efficient with his accuracy.

Ex-MLB pitcher Tom House sees a lot of Nolan Ryan in Tom Brady | Sports – Patriots | providencejournal.com | The Providence Journa

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