Stupid question. Analog Pitching: What the heck does the light blue mean?
 

When using Analog Pitching, you have your dark blue pitch meter, with the yellow line, surrounded be a shade of light blue.

So, what does that light blue shade actually mean? For the most part, I've been focusing on just the yellow line. But, the light blue portion differs between different pitchers, so it must mean something.

I mean, it can't just mean nothing, right?

I've been using Practice pitching, messing around with different pitches, pitchers and forms, nothing jumps out at me.

Thanks!

Re: Stupid question. Analog Pitching: What the heck does the light blue mean?
 

It might be the "good" zone.

The line is probably "Perfect".

The light blue might be "Good" area.

Just in front or behind the lighter area is where "Just Early"/"Just Late" would be. Beyond that is "Early" and "Late" and beyond "Very Early" and "Very Late".

That's my guess.