Georgia Tech baseball recently purchased a new hitting Machine which cost over $53,000. The machine projects an image of a pitcher while sending balls down to the batter. According to the report, the machine can throw pitches up to 106 MPH. The full video from MyFox Atlanta is available below.
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Georgia Tech baseball recently purchased a new hitting Machine which cost over $53,000. The machine projects an image of a pitcher while sending balls down to the batter. According to the report, the machine can throw pitches up to 106 MPH. The full video from MyFox Atlanta is available below. 
