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A fastball is a type of pitch thrown by a pitcher.
a curveball, slider, fastball,knuckleball,4seam fastball,changeup What about a knucklecurve, a palmball, slurve, circlechange, and a 2seamer
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depends on how fast its thrown. every pitcher has a different speed
In my view and other people may differ, a starting pitcher needs a good fastball, good curve and a slider. A pitcher sent in to pitch a closer, say one batter, a fast ball is best, realizing that facing a good fastball hitter better see some smoke on the fastball!! I realize I am sticking my head out on this one.
yes!!!!!! he is the best pitcher ever and the best CEO and owner of the Rangers
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A pitcher effectively uses the split-finger fastball by gripping the ball with the index and middle fingers spread apart, creating spin and downward movement. This pitch can deceive batters because it looks like a fastball but drops suddenly as it reaches the plate, making it harder to hit. By mastering the grip and release of the pitch, a pitcher can achieve movement and keep batters off balance.
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An ASR fastball, or "All-Speed Range" fastball, refers to a pitch that maintains a consistent speed while also exhibiting a range of movement or deception. This type of fastball can vary in its trajectory or spin, making it harder for batters to predict and hit. The effectiveness of an ASR fastball lies in its ability to keep hitters off balance by combining speed with subtle variations, ultimately enhancing a pitcher's overall performance.
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four seam fastball, slider, curveball