Archive for the ‘Baseball Pitching’ Category
What part of baseball do you like better, pitching or offense?
I like both because they’re a part of baseball BUT i have to say i have a soft spot for pitchers. I lovee good ol fashion pitching
**Who’s your fav pitcher right now?**
YFFL: hehe you got me but i also love Roy Halladay ![]()
I love Pitching more offense is nice but pitching ‘i know you love MOOSE
I love Timmy Lincecum
What’s the difference between command and control in baseball pitching?
Command and control are two more examples of pitching vocabulary that can cause confusion. At the NPA, we have unique definitions for each. Command is used to describe the ability to consistently execute a certain pitch type, or as a ‘command pitch’ that a pitcher can trust to locate whenever necessary. Most developing pitchers start without a command pitch, until they can consistently harness a fastball. But by the time a player reaches the majors, he usually needs to have command of three different pitches to keep hitters off balance. Control is what we use to describe a pitcher’s ability to locate a pitch at any given time, as stuff will vary throughout the season or during a game. A pitcher might have exceptional control of his curveball today, but when he is faced with a jam and runners on the corners, he might go to his command-pitch fastball that he knows he can locate low in the zone. Kevin Goldstein has offered other definitions of command and control, with control representing the ability to avoid walks, and command defined as locating pitches within the zone, and hitting specific targets. I think that Kevin’s definitions are outstanding, and like the NPA versions, they describe two unique aspects of pitch execution. Ideally, we can use Kevin’s definitions in conjunction with the NPA’s to better describe the ability to locate a baseball.
How much Is former Baseball pitching Ace and Texas Rangers General Manager’s estimated financial worth?
Nolan played 26 years of big league ball, he was always one of the higher paid player’s, then he started a food company that produced "Nolan Ryan Beef," a company that has done very well in some spots. Later he bought a Minor League Baseball Team that sells out most of the time, and no telling what else Nolan has done with his money.
Somewhere between $1 and a billion. Other than that none of your biz. Why don’t you call him and ask.
ATEC Automatic Ball Feeder for Casey Pro & Casey Baseball Pitching Machines
What do you do when you throw your arm out during pitching in baseball?
I threw my arm pitching this yeear and i want it to get better
I hate to say this but the best cure is time and therapy. Depending on what you actually did or the damage you did you may have no choice but to have surgery.
My arm slips out of the shoulder socket from time to time. I can’t lift it too high and throwing is difficult unless I really warm up. You should do the ice/heat thing. Wear a sling for a while and let it heal. If things get worse, see your doctor.
I need some in home or at home baseball pitching workouts please help?
Im a starting pitcher for the varsity team at my high school
you get a tire and set it up against a tree, you start at ten feet away and throw slow just to get your accuracy down, move back 3 or 4 feet and throw l little harder. keep movin back once you get the accuracy down. lots of pitchers can throw really hard but it doesent matter if u cant locate your pitches. look at greg maddox. he only throws about 84 mph but has been successful for 20 years.
President Obama 1st Pitch 2009 ASG Infield Dirt and Gold Coin Photo Mint
The President of the United States of America is captured throwing the ceremonial 1st pitch of the 2009 MLB All Star Game played at Busch Stadium in St. Louis. Presented in a black wood frame measuring 13″ x 16″ with double matting is an 8″x10″ photo of Presidnet Barak Obama throwing the Pitch combined with a 24KT Gold plated 2009 All Star Game Commemorative Coin and a Bronze Coin embedded with Busch Stadium Infield Dirt! Both coins measure 1.5″ diameter and the Infield Dirt Coin is labeled with a numbered MLB Authentication hologram confirming that the Infield dirt was retrieved from the Stadium as well as embedded in the coin under the auspices an MLB representative. A numbered Certificate of Authenticity is matted between both Coins. This is a Limited Edition of only 2009 and Officially Licensed by Major League Baseball.
is there any good baseball pitching machines out there for a high school baseball player.?
i want one preferably under 300.00$ and i want to be able to batting practice and most importantly field fly balls with it
You have to hit the batting cages to work on your swing.
As for fielding fly balls, no machine is going to compare with going out with a group of friends on a weekend and just playing some ball. A machine can’t give you the kind of fielding practice that a game will.

