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Not entirely sure what a curveball is, but the physics behind it is quite simple.
When a pitcher throws the ball, it goes straight, but gravity is also pulling it down.
Since it is goiig forward, it creates a downward curve.
To make it go left or right, just position yourself on the opposite side of the position you choose.
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