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The slowest pitch in softball is the change-up. It is used to batter swing off-balanced. Off-balanced batters tend to hit more pop-fly's than balanced batters. Pop-flys are considered the easiest out in softball.

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Vincente Padilla has thrown his 50 mph eephus pitch on many occasions.

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The slowest pitcher in the major leagues right now would most likely be a knuckleballer like Tim Wakefield or RA Dickey. The slowest pitch thrown might be one of Padilla's ephus pitches

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As slow as the pitcher wants it to be...I'v seen pitches at 80 miles per hour in base ball...thats pretty slow :)

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Although, there is no slow pitch in Baseball, there is slow pitch and fast pitch in softball

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Bengie Molina has to be up there.

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Davy Shoults

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28.5 MPH

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