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FOR PLAYOFF DATA, set the "Season" selector at the right side to "2009P"! ... Another walkoff in the Bronx, this time for a homer by Mark Teixeira. Tex's homer left the bat at 110 mph, and left the park faster than any of the other 5,000+ home runs in 2009, after only 2.88 seconds! Quite a shot! ... Congratulations to Chad Huffman, who won the 2009 AAA All Star Game Home Run Derby on July 13, 2009 at PGE Park in Portland, OR. Check out the details at the AAA HRD Page .. For more detailed data on a particular home run, send a message to grybar@hittrackeronline.com Be sure to check out Heater Magazine for in-depth fantasy baseball statistics and commentary. If you are a member of the media, and would like to get detailed information on a homer in time for your deadline, send a message to grybar@hittrackeronline.com and we will do our very best to accommodate you! Important Notice: Home run data for 2009 may occasionally be delayed, but we will endeavor to keep up to date as much as possible. For any and all inquiries about long distance home runs, contact me at grybar@hittrackeronline.com

Bio
Greg Rybarczyk was born in Lowell, MA and raised in Ayer, MA, graduating from Lawrence Academy in Groton in 1986 and Union College in 1990, where he earned a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. He was awarded an officer's commission in the U.S. Navy in 1990, and served in that capacity for seven years, fulfilling assignments aboard ship as a nuclear engineer and his ship's navigator, and later ashore as a physics instructor at an ROTC prep school.

Since leaving the Navy in 1997 Greg has worked as a reliability engineer, design engineer and as a Six Sigma "Black Belt" and "Master Black Belt" for two major U.S. & global corporations. In these roles he has made extensive use of data gathering and statistical analysis to solve business problems, making numerous quality improvements to his company's products and saving the company many millions of dollars during his career.

In early 2005, Greg began designing Hit Tracker, which combines several of his interests and talents: baseball, physics, statistics and automated spreadsheet design.

Greg lives in the Portland, OR area with his wife and two children.

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