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Japanese Trick Baseball Pitch
Japanese Trick Baseball Pitch
Reminds me of one of those And 1 Mix Tape tricks...
[EDIT: Reminds me of the spam you used to post for months -sk] picked by hombrefeo 2 years ago
tags sports baseball trick video cool
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 davbob
2 years ago
Is that legal?
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 DerAlt1
2 years ago
That's a terrible call by the ump...it's way outside.

Good job by the catcher tho.
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 Proverb
2 years ago
It is perfectly legal to pitch underhand in MLB. The problem being that there are few that can get enough speed up to do so effectively. Dan Quisenberry used to pitch pretty effectively underhand. Some people called it a submarine pitch.
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 DerAlt1
2 years ago
« Proverb:It is perfectly legal to pitch underhand in MLB. The problem being that there are few that can get enough speed up to do so effectively. Dan Quisenberry used to pitch pretty effectively underhand. Some people called it a submarine pitch.
There is also a very slow, lob pitch called a "ephus" pitch. It was thrown in a very high arc that crossed the strike zone almost vertically.

It was invented and used by Rip Sewell in the '40's.



On this link scroll down for a description of an at bat by Ted Williams vs Rip Sewell in the 1946 all star game.
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 suckersk...
2 years ago
It's a dupe, and you're a spammer. Simple as that.
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 davbob
2 years ago
« suckersklub : It's a dupe, and you're a spammer. Simple as that.
Newbie alert!!! But what qualifies someone as a spammer?

I understand then concept of dupes but isn't spamming filling the boards with nothing of any use?

Just so I don't end up making the same mistakes.
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