Baseball is harder to play then tennis!

I wasnt just summing up the entirety of tennis and baseball with those facts. I was just saying that it was much harder to hit the ball. Yes the strike zone is a much smaller area than the sever’s zone. You are wrong about, "You said that in tennis the ball slows down upon impact with the surface. This is true. However, I fail to see how this makes hitting the ball any easier? Hitting a ball with a sudden change of speed takes much more skill than hitting a faster ball at a steadier pace. If Albert Pujols was at the plate and the pitcher threw him a 100 mph fastball that slowed down to 76 mph midway to home plate, he would surely strike out every single time." I never said that hitting is made easier by the fact that is it slowed down. I was stating the fact that it requires less reaction time. Now on to you argument about how a batter would never hit a pitch that changed like that. Now you do realize there is one serve in tennis and the initial serve is power. In baseball the pitcher is in command of what will happen. For instance, the batter comes up to bat and the pitcher throw a 100 mph fast ball. Ok, the next pitch is a 76 mph change up. He can most defiantly hit the ball. The batter has to expect much much more that what a person returning a serve would have to. They have to react to so many different pitches. Change up, fastball, curveball, slider, splitter, knuckle ball, circle change, slurve. You cant do this to a person returning a ball it by a tennis player. Yes you might have to hit a ball with a little bit of spin but nothing like baseball. Now on to what you said about the net. In tennis, you have to hit it over the net, in baseball you have to hit it between 8 players. (not counting catcher since he is not a field player). This takes tremendous skill involving timing to hitting the ball. If you want to hit the ball “opo” to the opposite side if the field, you have to let the ball travel deeper into the plate before you can swing. Or if you want to pull it you have to sing earlier. Also you are wrong about the strike zone. Not every ball will go in the strike zone so you have to thing to yourself if it is a ball or strike which will take extreme skill. You dont have to think if the ball could possibly be in or out. The lines judges tell you if its out. "Aside from just returning a serve in tennis you also have to maintain a rally and hit the winner. In order to do that you need to run to the ball, hit it, and keep doing that until you hit a winner. Hitting a ball on the run is obviously much harder than from a stationary position. (Don't believe me? Try hitting a golf ball while running up to it.) Doing this all the while placing it in the corners of a 27 foot wide box. You need more stamina, physical fitness, and skill at the sport of tennis." Hitting the ball on the run is hard!!! But you have to do it in baseball as well. A bunt and run is when you are bunting the ball as you are running to first base. Now you are wrong about the area a tennis player has to cover when the ball is hit. A baseball player has to cover much more surface area than a tennis player when catching a ball. OHHHHHHH now you have to bring in the fact of catching the ball!!!! I will argue this in my next round.