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by Skoop on April 23rd, 2008
Any pitch causing this type of movement on a ball will cause increased torque and strain on the elbow, no getting around it. Really, the only pitch with movement that will not usually jeopardize one's arm is the "knuckle" ball. Unfortunately, a knuckle ball will not instill fear in a hitter like a nasty slider.
I'm a 6 to 6'1 left handed pitcher, with all my work outs, I should be throwing 88-93. what are my chances of possibly getting drafted?
by holland_holland11 on May 15th, 2010
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Is it legal for a pitcher to have a flag on the finger part of his glove?
by Anonymous on July 20th, 2009
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Which pitch is harder to throw a knuckle ball or a knuckle-curve?
by SinKing75 on July 23rd, 2009
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Is surgery to repair a torn labrum in the throwing shoulder of a pitcher even worth it? I'm 16 years old and could throw lower 70's
by wtffff on April 25th, 2011
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when a team has a day off do they skip the pitcher that would pitch that do or does that pitcher pitch the next game thanx!
by John_L on August 18th, 2010
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