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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.
What do you think of the pitcher who set the record at 105 mph fast ball,fastest ever recorded on radar?
by hallagan on September 25th, 2010
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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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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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How do they select the starting pitchers for the All Star Game?
by keithold is a prodigal bagger on July 17th, 2009
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If a batter swings & misses at strike 3 and the ball hits the ground, the catcher must tag the batter or throw to first. Why?
by jerry71554 on July 6th, 2010
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